Your bike hotel in South Tyrol: MTB holidays at the Plan de Corones

… offers the ultimate thrill for mountain bike enthusiasts seeking adrenaline and adventure. Some 18 freeride and downhill trails offer a mix of technical sections, jumps, and fast descents, which require skill and precision:

• Alex Trail
  1,1 km3 minutes170 mDifficult

  Hard facts: hand-built trail, a bit demanding and requires lots of attention.

• Andreas Trail
  0,8 km2 minutes166 mDifficult

  Hard facts: hand-built trail, demanding skills and full concentration.

• CC Top Line
  0,7 km16 minutes | ▲ 3 m491 mMedium

  Hard facts: rocky, lots of tree roots and tight turns, suitable for experienced bikers.

• Christian Trail
  0,6 km2 minutes40 mDifficult

  Hard facts: a trail with corners and edges, suitable for those who can confidently manoeuvre a bike.

• Crazy Bunny Line
  0,5 km13 minutes | ▲ 1 m489 mMedium

  Hard facts: jumps, bumps, curves – not for the brake-happy!

• Dragon Trail
  2 km6 minutes178 mEasy

  Hard facts: pass through the dragon’s head and cross a floating bridge. 

• Franz Trail
  1 km4 minutes142 mDifficult

  Hard facts: not for beginners, but also a challenge for pros.

• Furcia Trail
  4,5 km11 minutes483 mMedium

  Hard facts: 1124 curves await you. Enough said.

• Gassl Trail
  6,3 km20 minutes | ▲ 2 m883 mMedium

  Hard facts: countless curves, light jumps – perfect for first-time riders.

• Hans Trail
  0,7 km4 minutes | ▲ 7 m144 mDifficult

  Hard facts: hand-built trail with waves, curves, and steep sections – for pros!

• Herrensteig Trail
  7,6 km25 minutes | ▲ 13 m1.247 mMedium

  Hard facts: long and demanding – a legend among alpine freeride trails!

• Korer Trail
  1,3 km4 minutes203 mDifficult

  Hard facts: this trail requires full concentration and experience.

• Piz de Plaies Trail
  3,6 km8 minutes | ▲ 1 m362 mMedium

  Hard facts: not a single section is straight – a fantastic riding experience!

• Richard Anton Trail
  1 km3 minutes78 mMedium

  Hard facts: tough uphill, with a rock roller in the upper third.

• Sigi Line
  0,8 km4 minutes134 mMedium

  Hard facts: wide and flowing curves, a trail for pure enjoyment!

• Telle Line
  0,6 km3 minutes | ▲ 12 m62 mEasy

  Hard facts: the perfect, comfortable taster tour for beginners!

• Uschi Trail
  0,9 km3 minutes81 mEasy

  Hard facts: tricky to creative, easy but not to be underestimated.

• Spitzhorn Trail
  1,4 km9 minutes178 mMedium

  Hard facts: divided into three sections, especially diverse terrain.

• Val Pusteria cycle path
  … can be enjoyed in full or in stages.
  The first stage stretches over 25.5 km from Brunico to Rio di Pusteria. The second stage covers 33.5 km from Brunico to San Candido, and the final stage runs along the Drava from San Candido to Lienz, a distance of 44 km. The return journey can be conveniently made by train.
• Cycle tour to the Cascate di Riva
  … offers plenty of refreshment on warm summer days – and not just because of the breeze. Starting from Hotel Montis, the route leads past the charming villages from Brunico through Gais to Campo Tures and the hamlet of Bagni di Salomone. Here, treat yourself to an ice cream at the waterfall bar and then walk to the three impressive waterfalls.