Best bike parks around Lenggries are situated in the Bavarian Alps, nestled in the Isarwinkel between Karwendel and Wettersteingebirge. This region offers a varied landscape, making it a notable destination for mountain biking enthusiasts. Lenggries itself is a climatic health resort, providing a setting for outdoor activities. The area features a primary bike park and a wide array of natural trails.
Last updated: July 20, 2026
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Great for practicing hairpin turns
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well-drivable hairpin bends - almost all at least
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Coming from Neuhütteneck, there is a very steep, rough descent. A good combination of brakes and balance is required, then you can ride down it easily. Completely unsuitable for touring cyclists.
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Fun in both directions and definitely manageable with a gravel bike. The driveway coming from Pertisau includes one or two sliding passages. This does not mean that it cannot be driven, but rather that a loss of traction makes it impossible to start again. Even drove with 38 at the front and 11-46 at the rear on 40 mm tires.
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I rode the route from the Hirschbachsattel in the direction of the Aueralm and dismounted voluntarily. The statements that this section of the route is "feasible" quickly tempts one to underestimate the section. Average e-mountain bikers with little trail experience should use the "pushing aid" of their e-bike here, as the steep parts are sometimes very deep and you quickly "tear off". But other than that, it's a really nice piece of scenery here! :-)
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The Lenggries region, particularly the Bikepark Lenggries, offers a diverse range of trails suitable for all skill levels. You'll find everything from flowy trails like the Bavarian A-Line with jumps and banked turns, to technically demanding downhill tracks such as DownDaHill, Big Ball, and SlopeStyle. There are also natural trails like the FunRide / FlowRide, and specific challenges like the Smooth Operator Trail (Switchback Paradise), known for its hairpin bends.
Yes, the Bikepark Lenggries is very beginner-friendly and caters to families. Many obstacles on trails can be bypassed, and riding technique courses are available to help improve skills. The settlement of Lenggries itself is noted as a family-friendly area with a bike park.
The bike parks in Lenggries are typically open from May to October. Specific hours usually apply on weekends and holidays, with extended operating times during the Bavarian summer holidays. This period offers the most favorable weather conditions for mountain biking.
Yes, for your convenience, bikes and full protective gear are available for rent directly on-site at the Bikepark Lenggries. This makes it easy for visitors who don't have their own equipment or prefer not to transport it.
The Bikepark Lenggries offers several useful facilities, including a drag lift for easy ascent, bike wash stations, and a repair station. Additionally, catering options are available in guesthouses directly adjacent to the park.
Advanced riders looking for a challenge can explore trails like DownDaHill, Big Ball, and SlopeStyle within the Bikepark Lenggries, which feature large gap drops, doubles, and Northshore elements. The Smooth Operator Trail (Switchback Paradise) is also rated S2/S3 in parts, offering technical hairpin bends. For a steep and rocky experience, consider the Steep Gravel Section Near Hirschbachsattel.
Beyond the bike parks, the Lenggries region offers a wide array of outdoor activities. You can explore various cycling routes, such as those found in the Cycling around Lenggries guide, or try gravel biking with routes like the Jachenau Bike Path – Isar Riverside Cycle Path loop from the Gravel biking around Lenggries guide. There are also numerous running and hiking trails, including challenging routes like the Seekarkreuz loop, detailed in the Running Trails around Lenggries guide.
The Altgraben Trail is a unique experience as it runs along a wonderful gorge. It starts with a coarser section in the upper part and transitions into a very flowy trail towards the end. Visitors often recommend stopping to enjoy the scenic views of the gorge.
Yes, for those not interested in mountain biking, Bullcarts are available for rent at the Bikepark Lenggries, offering a different and fun way to experience the downhill terrain.
The Bikepark Lenggries is conveniently located just under an hour south of Munich, making it easily accessible for a day trip or a longer stay. The region is well-connected and offers various transport options.
Visitors frequently praise the diverse and well-maintained trails, from the flowy sections perfect for practicing techniques to the challenging downhill runs. The scenic beauty of the Bavarian Alps and the Isarwinkel also adds to the appeal, as highlighted by the komoot community's numerous upvotes and photos.
Many trails in the Lenggries region offer beautiful views. The Altgraben Trail, for instance, provides stunning vistas along its gorge. Additionally, the broader region, situated in the Bavarian Alps, ensures that many routes, including the MTB Downhill Trail to Isar Valley, offer picturesque forest and valley views.


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