ProjektGaislachkogl Trail

ProjektAnfängerstrecke

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Ötztal Radwegnach Längenfeld

GRANSTEIN

KAISERSGEHÖRDE

LOCHLEHN

SCHMIEDHOFRECHENAU

HAINBACH

LEITESEEGRÜNWALD

RETTENBACH

WINDAU

HOF

INNERWALD

PITZE

MOOS

GAISLACH

AUSSERWALD

Zentrum Shuttle

Gaislachkoglbahn II

Gaislachkoglbahn I

Giggijochbahn

Langeggbahn

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hn Schwarze Schneidbahn

C38 Hochsölden-Rotkoglbahn

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Leiterbergalm1.910 m

Gh. Hochwald1.580 m

Gh. Hochwald1.580 m

Gh. Granstein1.469 m

FREIZEIT ARENA

Gampe Thaya2.000 m

Sonnblick2.090 m

Wirtshaus Giggijoch2.284 m

Gampe Alm2.000 m

Rotkogelhütte2.662 m

Hühnersteign2.012 m

Rettenbachalm2.145 m

ice Q3.048 m

Tirolerstube2.170 m

Heidealm2.130 m

Silbertal2.000 m

Gaislachalm1.968 m

Sonneck1.968 m

Löplealm1.970 m

Bodenegg1.555 m

Neue Post Gasthof

Zwieselstein

Brückenwirt

Rettenbach2.675 m

Tiefenbach2.796 m

Stabele Schirm1.925 m

Obstlerhütte1.950 m

Panorama Alm1.500 mPhilipp

1.460 m

Stabele Alm1.915 m

Obergurgl-Hochgurgl

Vent

Mittelstation2.174 m

RettenbachtalGletscherstraße

Gletscherstraße

Giggijoch

GiggijochbahnTalstation 1.350 m

GaislachkoglbahnTalstation

1.360m

Rosi Mittermaier Tunnel

Höchster StraßenpunktEuropas 2.800 m

Ret tenbachferner

Tie fen b achferner

Gaislachkogl3.058 m

Karleskogl3.106 m

Innere Schwarze Schneide

3.367 mMutkogl3.309 m

Rotkogl2.947 m

Schwarzkogl3.016 m

Roßkirpl2.942 m

Grieskogl2.914 m

Breitlehner2.795 m

Puitkogl3.343 mWassertalkogl

3.252 m

Hohe Geige3.393 mTiefenbachkogl

3.309 m

Zwieselstein1.427 m

Hochsölden2.090 m

SÖLDEN1.377 m

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NO. NAME DESCRIPTION

BROATE LINE

1,6 181 11%

[bʀɔ̃ɑtə] “BROAT“ – broad or wide in Ötztal dialect. It is a quite easy and fun-filled line, also thanks to the playful elements. This route starts directly at the junction of TEÄRE LINE / OHN LINE and ends right at the Rolling Pump Track.

LETTN LINE

1,5 127 8%

[lɛtn̩] Muddy, humid or wet in Ötztal dialect. Some parts of this line travel through wet forest and grassland areas which are equipped with Northshore elements to bypass the tricky sections. LETTN LINE ends at the Giggijoch base station.

EEBME LINE

2,1 191 9%

[eːbm̩/eːbm̩ə] „Eebme“ means even, but, of course, this ride gets you moving! The EEBME is a great warm-up ride with berms and rollers starting at the Gaislachkogl mid-station. It then leads beautifully through the forest to the Langegg lift, where the OHN LINE begins.

OHN LINE

3,6 377 10%

[ɔhn̩] “Ohn“ – you also pronounce the h – stands for downhill. The track starts at the Langegg base station and playfully winds its way down over 3.6 km. It‘s super fun and extremely versatile with tons of northshore elements, rollers and turns.

HARBE LINE

2,2 177 8%

[haʁbə] “Again and again“ in Ötztal dialect. Believe us - that‘s exactly what you will think after your first (and second...) ride on the HARBE LINE: I want to bike down again! This route is playful, fun-filled and action-packed at the same time.

TEÄRE LINE

5,2 575 11%

[tɛa/ãʀə] Ötztal dialect word for stubborn, headstrong, willful – to cut one‘s own path. Flow at its finest on a 5 km long, true cult route featuring 130 hairpin turns. The line travels right below the Gaislachkogl mountain gondola down to the base terminal: steep turns, wall ride and a spectacular wooden snail await you.

OLLWEITE LINE

7,0 712 10%

[ɔllvai̯ʔə] “Ollweite“ – or “af Ollweite” to be precise – is Ötztal dialect for being outdoors, in the open, in open-air, outside the house. This super fine, 7 km long line starts below the Langegg top station at 2600 m and winds all the way down to Hühnersteign. It is one of the longest lines of the Republic and requires a good phy-sical shape, skills and stamina. It’s an adventure that literally rocks – with fun hairpin curves, blocky boulders and big berms.

ZAAHE LINE

0,7 78 11%

[ʦaːhə] Ötztal dialect word for weird, not easy, also enduring, tireless, to be tough or to keep one‘s chin up. The ZAAHE LINE is one of the most challenging routes in the BIKE REPUBLIC, and features tables, jumps, rollers and steep switchbacks.

GAHE LINE

7,4 620 8%

[ɡaːhə] Fast, quick is the meaning of “Gahe“ – ayou can pick up speed indeed on this flow show on the Giggijoch side. It‘s a seemingly never-ending ride (7.4 km!) from Hochsölden to Grünwald – starting above the treeline, it takes you into the woods with numerous berms and rollers.

NO. NAME

KLEBLE ALM TRAIL 2,2 517 0 S2

LEITERBERG TRAIL 4,7 605 5 S2

BODENEGG TRAIL 2,2 376 0 S3

KÜHTRAINSCHLUCHT TRAIL 1,3 53 33 S3

GAISLACH TRAIL 0,8 194 0 S3

NENE TRAIL 3,9 636 0 S3

JÄGERS NOTWEG TRAIL 1,7 199 154 S4

FERNAR TRAIL 6,0 823 18 S5

NO. NAME ROUTE, LINE, TRAIL

D ENDURO ASCHBACH 12,2 240

F ENDURO STABELE 15,3 658

L ENDURO MITTELSTATION RUNDE 19,4 836

A ENDURO STALLWIES ALM 8,0 630

B ENDURO WINDACH 10,1 629

N ENDURO HOCHSÖLDEN 18,6 760

G ENDURO GORTACH 13,2 594

M ENDURO SCHÖLDER TOUR 24,8 1064

K ENDURO GOLDEGG 17,6 837

NO. NAME ROUTE, LINE, TRAIL

E ENDURO ZWIESELSTEIN 11,7 323

I ENDURO SILBERTAL 18,2 668

C ENDURO STILLE SEITE 12,1 690

H ENDURO GLETSCHEREXPRESS reloaded 33,5 1639

TROALN LINE

1,6 73 5%

[tʁˈɔal̩n̩] The locals say TROALN when they are fooling around on a relaxed stroll – and that’s just what the line has in store: it’s a fun, easy and playful ride – and far from boring: there are plenty of smooth rollers, berms and jumps with save landings. The TROALE connects the OLLWEITE LINE (starting at the infamous rock garden section) to the HARBE and GAHE LINE.

OLM VOLLE LINE

1,5 362 24%

[ɔl̩m̩ ↗ føːlə] OLM VOLLE – full throttle is the mantra of our local multiple World Champion Laura Stigger – the extremely challenging, double black diamond line is dedicated to her. The tough enduro track runs through super steep and super technical terrain and is designed for very experienced riders only! It’s packed with wallrides, rough rocks and roots, step-ups and step-downs, drops and massive jumps up to 14 m. All mountain bikers MUST inspect the course before riding.

NO. NAME

RETTENBACHTRAIL 2,7 58 25 S1

BARTIGS BÖDELE TRAIL 1,1 42 20 S1

LÖPLE TRAIL 1,3 20 37 S2

GAMPE TRAIL 1,1 153 0 S2

WINDACH TRAIL 1,0 174 0 S2

LOCHLE ALM TRAIL 1,0 75 33 S2

KAISER TRAIL 1,0 86 6 S2

STALLWIES TRAIL 0,7 64 0 S2

SCHTECKLER TRAIL 1,0 112 1 S2

2,800 m

FERNARTRAIL

Start allowed until 9.00 am & after 3.00 pm!

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Wall Ride

Spiral

Parking

Gate to theBIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN ice Q

BIG 3

Competition course, only for pros - obligatory inspection! Beginners‘ LineLine, easy

Line, intermediate

Line, difficult

Trail, easy

Trail, intermediate

Trail, difficult Ötztal Cycle Trail

Mountain Bike RouteTransfer Trail

MTB Route, easy

MTB Route, intermediate

MTB Route, difficult

Restaurant

Hut, serviced

Free WIFI

Heart Defibrillator

Doctor | First Aid

Infomation

Service | Rental

Self-service

Bike-Wash

Pump Track,Training Course

Hiking trail - suitable for pramsAltitude meters uphill

Altitude meters downhill

Gradient

Table

Gap

Project

Underpass

Distance(km)

No bikes 007 ELEMENTS

Camping

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direction of travel

Stamp station

Hut, serviced and offering overnight stay

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SÖLDEN1.377 m

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Kleble Alm1.983 m

Stallwies Alm1.842 m

Brunnenberg Alm1.972 m

Moosalm1.500 m

Brunnenkogelhaus2.783 m

Ötztal RadwegLängenfeld

ZwieselsteinObergurgl

Vent

MOOS

PLATTE

WINDAU

GRANBICHL

HOFRETTENBACH

HAINBACH

RECHENAU

LOCHLEHN

SCHMIEDHOFKAISERS

FREIZEITARENA

INNERWALDAUSSERWALD

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603 603

Giggijochbahn

Gaislachkoglbahn I

Zentrum Shuttle

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KRITERIUM VERY EASY - S0 EASY - S1 INTERMEDIATE - S2 DIFFICULT - S3 | S4 | S5

Riding technique

Trail novices! Basic mountain bikingtechniques are required: standard posture, balance, braking safely, suitable for bikers with a bit of trail experience or no experience at all

Trail beginners and advanced! Advanced mountain biking techniques are absolutely required: good balance incl. weight transfer in order to conquer obstacles, steps, safe corne-ring and braking technique; standard jumps, trail experience required

Trails for advanced! Special biking techniques such as good/very good balance, cornering technique, safe braking, safe jumping + weight transfer to conquer obstacles, biking over steps, basic switch backing turns, enough trail experience is a must

Trail experts! Very much trail experience and excellent biking techniques are a must, techni-cally very challenging sections: excellent balance, cornering technique (switchbacks), safe braking, jumping skills, trial techniques: rear/front wheel shifting required.

Danger levelFalls from a low height in non-dangerousterrain (forest, shrub, meadow) are possible, no danger of falling

Falls from a considerable height in non-dangerous terrain (forest, shrub, meadow) are possible, no danger of falling

Falls from a considerable height in dangerous terrain are possible

Falls from a great height in very dangerous terrain are possible. Partly danger of falling = danger to life!

Trail surface Firm and surfaced terrain, not slippery, without tree roots or rocks

Firm and surfaced terrain, short sections with tree roots or rocks

Mostly unsurfaced, quickly changing terrain with tree roots and rocks

Mostly unsurfaced, quickly changing terrain with huge tree roots and big rocks

Obstacles None Small number of terraced sections Terraced terrain featuring many edges and steps

Countless, very high terraces featuring edges, steps and stairs

Gradient Little gradient <=15% Steep <=30% Very steep <=60% Extremely steep <=70%

Turns Long and wide open turns, no obstacles in the turns or at the end of the turns

Hairpin turns, rolling through is easy, also steep turns, long and level end of turns

Very steep, narrow hairpin turns with obst-acles, abruptly ending turns

Extremely steep, narrow hairpin turns/switch-backs with obstacles, abruptly ending turns

Trail width Wide enough: min. 1 meter Narrow: min. 0.6 meter Very narrow: min. 0.3 meter Extremely narrow: min. 0.2 meter

Jumps No jumps or jumps to roll over easilyJumps to roll over easily or with bypass route, variants featuring jumps for advanced, great jump and landing areas

Not possible to roll over but there are bypass routes! Huge jumps incl. gaps, great jump and landing areas

In part not possible to roll over or bypass! Huge jumps incl. dangerous gaps, rather sub-optimal jump and landing areas

SÖLDEN MOUNTAIN LIFTS - SUMMER RATES 2021

SEASON11 Jun – 03 Oct 2021

Adults Youth(2002-2006)

Children(2007-2013)

½-day ticket from 11.30 am 36,00 29,00 20,00

1-day ticket 43,00 34,00 24,00

2-day ticket 79,00 63,00 43,00

3-day ticket 116,00 93,00 64,00

4-day ticket 144,00 115,00 79,00

5-day ticket 175,00 140,00 96,00

SEASON PASS11 Jun – 03 Oct 2021

317,00 253,00 174,00

BIKE REPUBLIC UPGRADE FOR ÖTZTAL INSIDE SUMMER CARD

½-day ticket from 11.30 am 28,00 16,00

1-day ticket 33,00 18,00

2-day ticket 61,00 35,00

3-day ticket 87,00 49,00

4-day ticket 109,00 61,00

5-day ticket 133,00 74,00

Ticket distribution:

MTB tickets are only issued to people with bikes and are only valid for uphill rides at the listed mountain lifts (no downhill rides). It‘s a flexible pass! Valid 7 days from purchase.

GRAVITY CARD 2021 (Validity 03 Apr – 07 Oct 2021)

Adults Youth(2002–2004)

Children(2005–2014)

519,00 390,00 252,00

By using the BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN offers as described you accept the terms of use available online at bikerepublic.soelden.com/bikerules

All offers are subject to change. No discounts/refund in case of non-operation of single cable cars and lifts. For the Bergbahnen Sölden (“BBS”) ticket purchase the terms and conditions exclusively apply displayed at the ticket offices and online soelden.com/terms_skipasses.

OPERATING TIMES

GAISLACHKOGL GONDOLA I (675 pers./h)

11 Jun – 03 Oct 2021 daily 8.30 am - 4.45 pm

6-SEATER CHAIRLIFT LANGEGG (480 pers./h)

11 Jun – 03 Oct 2021 daily 9.00 am - 4.00 pm

GIGGIJOCH GONDOLA (450 pers./h)

11 Jun – 03 Oct 2021 daily 8.30 am - 4.45 pm

HOCHSÖLDEN - ROTKOGL GONDOLA (160 pers./h)

11 Jun – 03 Oct 2021 daily 8.30 am - 12.00 noon, 1.00 - 4.45 pm

ZENTRUM SHUTTLE (120 pers./h)

from 11 Jun 2021 daily 8.30 am - 8.00 pm

Subject to changes of prices. Errors excepted.

Respect!The freedom within our Republic is based on mutual respect on the mountain and in the village.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:Both mountain bikers and hikers use the same route. Please respect all walkers and hikers on the trail and always con-trol your biking speed.

The way to your Line.

BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN

6005 Eebme Line

In Sölden, please dont forget

The sidewalk is not a road or bike country.

The sidewalk edge is not a jump ramp.

Find more information and further details about the rules of conduct in the Bike Repub-lic Sölden online at

bikerepublic.soelden.com/bikerules

LONG LINES Length Downhill Lines

GAISLACHKOGL 7.4 km 811 m

ROTKOGL 12.5 km 1,300 m

GIGGIJOCH 16.0 km 1,313 m

LONG TRAILS Lenght Downhill Trails/Lines

SCHÖLDER TRAIL 13.3 km 1,061 m

FERNAR NONSTOP 10.1 km 1,427 m

A10

C31

C30

C38

B20

BERGRETTUNGMOUNTAIN RESCUE

NOTRUF-APPEMERGENCY-APP

SOS EU ALP

140ALPIN-NOTRUF

EMERGENCY-CALL

BERGRETTUNGMOUNTAIN RESCUE

NOTRUF-APPEMERGENCY-APP

SOS EU ALP

140ALPIN-NOTRUF

EMERGENCY-CALL

2,800 m

FERNARTRAIL

Start allowed until 9.00 am & after 3.00 pm!

BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN

6005 Eebme Line

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