RULES & GUIDELINES FOR BIKEPARK INNSBRUCK
🚵♂️ Opening Hours
Trails may only be used during the operating hours of the cable car: 08:00 AM – 06:00 PM on regular operating days.
On extended Wednesdays, trails remain open until 09:00 PM.
Riding outside operating hours or on closed trails is strictly prohibited.
Violations will result in a report being filed and fines of up to € 2,000 according to § 33 para. 3 Austrian Forest Law.
⚠️ Safety First
Full-face helmets and knee protection are mandatory.
Adjust your speed to your skill level and current trail conditions.
Ride only within visible range.
Wooden features and northshores can become extremely slippery when wet.
Never stop in blind spots, behind jumps, or in unclear sections of the trail.
Be aware of alpine hazards and changing weather conditions.
🤝 Respect & Fair Riding
Respect slower riders.
Always check behind you before re-entering the trail.
Watch out for crossing traffic at all times.
Keep forest road crossings clear.
Respect hikers, livestock, and wildlife.
🌲 Protect Nature
Riding off the designated trails is strictly prohibited.
Shortcuts damage trails, destroy forest ground, and create dangerous situations for other riders.
More maintenance means higher ticket prices for everyone.
Violations may result in:
Immediate pass withdrawal
Ban from Bikepark Innsbruck
Protected wildlife zones, especially capercaillie protection areas, must not be entered or ridden through.
Please:
avoid skidding,
do not take shortcuts,
do not leave any trash behind.
⛔ Prohibited in the Bikepark
Riding or pushing bikes uphill
Riding outside operating hours
Riding closed trails
Riding off-trail
Transporting children or other persons on bicycles
🎟️ Bikepark Usage
Riding is only permitted with a valid bikepark ticket.
Instructions from cable car staff and bikepark crew must be followed at all times.
Slopestyle and Whip-Off areas are closed during normal operations.
Use of these areas requires special permission in advance.
Requests must be sent to:
bikepark-innsbruck@muttereralm.at
👨👩👧 Children & Supervision
Riders under 14 years require written consent from a parent or legal guardian.
Children under 10 years must be accompanied by a supervising adult.
For groups, the accompanying person is responsible for supervision and consent forms.
The operator does not assume supervisory responsibility.
⚖️ Liability
All trails, tracks, and facilities are used at your own risk and responsibility.
Errors and misprints excepted. No guarantee.
🚑 Emergency
Mountain Rescue Emergency Number: 140
Please provide the trail position number when calling emergency services.
SAFETY FIRST
For your own safety, we strongly recommend wearing suitable protective equipment. Full-face helmets and knee pads are mandatory in the bikepark. We also recommend a back protector, gloves and further protection depending on your skill level and choice of trails.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
🚑 Emergency & Rescue
Please pay attention to the emergency labels along the trails and at crossings.
In an emergency, they help identify your location quickly.
What to do in an accident:
• Secure the accident site
• Provide first aid
• Contact the rescue services
Important: Always state the nearest rescue point and the trail name.
