Single track
fun and action on the Grossarltal single track
Experience pure fun and action on the 10-kilometre-long Grossarltal single track. The single track is divided into two variants: the Panorama Rausch trail (7 km and 575 metres in altitude) and the Waldgeflüster trail (3.3 km and 400 metres in altitude).
Ride up with the lift, step out of the cabin, and dive into the thrills of a trail with lots of flow. If you don’t want to miss out on this biking highlight amid breathtaking landscapes, then it's time to pump the tires, oil the chain, and hit the downhill bike trail in Grossarltal.
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Status
Facility
Operating Hours
Length
Elevation Difference
Open
08:30 - 16:30
3000 m
387 m
Open
08:30 - 16:30
7000 m
575 m
Operating days & times 2025
Grossarler mountain lifts
- Pre-season 30.05. - 27.06.2025: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
- High season 28.06. - 07.09.2025: daily, except Monday
- Late season 09.09. - 19.10.2025: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday | 21.10. - 31.10.2025: daily, expect Monday
- Special operating days 02.11., 04.11. and 07.11.2025: only in good weather
The gondolas operate from 08:30 a.m. to 04:30 p.m.
If it rains in the morning, lift service is canceled for the whole day.
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Status
Lift
Operating Hours
Elevation Difference
Open
08:30 - 16:30
379 m
Open
08:30 - 16:30
387 m
Open
08:30 - 16:30
575 m
The challenging ascent is easily overcome with the help of the Grossarler mountain lifts. The approximately 10 km long mountain bike single track, dropping 960 m, then leads from the top station of the Panoramabahn through forests and across alpine meadows, past unique natural wonders. These include the reservoir at the middle station and the waterfall (with a photo point for selfies), until you finally glide into the valley station of the Panoramabahn. The Single Track offers both gentle and alpine biking enjoyment, accompanied by impressive views of the surrounding mountains of Grossarltal.
Single track Grossarltal
one experience - two variants
Biking over 10 km and 2 variants with a nature experience guarantee. Up with the cable car, out of the cabin and into pure flow trail fun.
Panorama Rausch
Starts at the summit and takes you on an adventure of speed, views and pure adrenaline. Tight bends, fast passages and boundless freedom merge into an unforgettable downhill experience.
The Panorama Rausch trail offers a 7 km long descent on a single trail over approx. 575 metres in altitude from the Panoramabahn mountain station to the middle station of the Panoramabahn. You ‘rope up’ with the Grossarltal panorama lift.
Please note: Bikes weighing up to 22 kg are only permitted here.
Waldgeflüster
It leads you into the mysterious silence of the forest. Roots, wafts of mist and narrow trails merge into a wild dance of flow, adventure and the magical power of nature.
The Waldgeflüster trail offers a 3.3 km descent on a single trail over an altitude difference of around 400 metres from the Kieserlbahn middle station to the Kieserlbahn valley station. Thanks to the new Kieserlbahn cable car, even e-bikes can enjoy this experience. The new cable car with large, spacious cabins can transport bikes weighing over 22 kg to the middle station.
Please note: From the middle station onwards, bikes are no longer permitted on the Kieserlbahn cable car!
Prices single track 2025
| Bike fares | Adult | Adult with guestcard | Child |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day ticket | € 42,50 | € 38.00 | € 19.00 |
| Trial ticket (3 hours) | € 37,00 | € 33.00 | € 16.50 |
Adults: Born 2009 or earlier
Children: Born 2010 - 2019 (6 - 15 years)
Small Children: Born 2020 or later – ride for free
Youth: season tickets & ALL-IN Cards 2007 - 2009
Meaning levels of difficulty single track
| Difficulty level single track | Trail characteristics | Obstacles | Gradient | Bends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S0 - very easy | natural ground with good grip, firm gravel | no steps, rocks or root passages | easy to moderately | wide |
| S1 - easy | natural ground with good grip, firm gravel | shallow roots and small stones | maximum 40 % | extensive |
| S2 - moderately difficult | surface often not firm | larger stones and roots, steps and flat stairs | up to 70 % in places | often tight bends |
| S3 - difficult | often slippery ground with loose rubble | many large boulders, difficult sloping sections, root passages, high steps | over 70 % possible | hairpin bends |
| S4 - very difficult | loose scree, blocky terrain with counter ascents | heavily blocked, high ledges, fallen trees | extremely steep | narrow and hairpin bends |
Never ridden a single track, or are you a beginner wanting to learn some extra tips and tricks? Then the single track sampler is just right for you. First, practice basic riding techniques in the valley, before riding down the single track from the middle station to the valley. Every Tuesday, you have the opportunity to participate in the Single Track Sampler led by a trained bike guide.
More information & registration single track sampler
Ride a bike over to Dorfgastein? Yes, indeed, it's now possible thanks to the Grossarltal-Dorfgastein bike link. You’ll ride up with the Grossarler mountain lifts, just like you do for the Single Track. From there, you can ride up to the Kreuzkogel, then down to Dorfgastein. At that point, take the Fulseck Summit Lift back up the Fulseck, bike from there to the Panoramabahn top station, followed by the Grossarltal Single Track down to the valley.
Attention: The Panoramabahn can only take bikes with a maximum weight of 22 kg!
