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Vinschgau Bike Trails (Schlanders/Latsch)

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Vinschgau · South Tyrol · Italy

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Park & facilities

Lift / shuttle
Tarscher Alm chairlift (Latsch) for the Barbarossa and Roatbrunn trails; the Holy Hansen Trail near Schlanders is only reachable by bike shuttle (Mobil Car, Freeride Vinschgau: Mon/Wed/Fri from 1 pm, Tue/Thu all day, Sat until 11:30 am, no service on Sundays)
Parking
Schlanders train station (for Holy Hansen) or Latsch town centre (for Barbarossa)
Food & drink
Food at the Tarscher Alm hut

Trails at a glance

1 green (beginner) 2 blue (easy) 5 red (intermediate) 1 black (difficult)
  • Aigen Trail, green (beginner)
    A short, flat connector trail between Schlanders/Silandro and Latsch/Laces
    0.7 km · 5 m drop
  • Montesole Trail (Sunny Benny), blue (easy)
    One of the best-known trails in the Alps, reached from the St. Martin cable car or from Kastelbell, with flowy forest sections and more technical rocky passages; biking is no longer permitted past the suspension bridge
    6 km · 880 m drop
  • Tschilli Trail, blue (easy)
    A flowy, moderately challenging trail with hut refreshment options along the way
    3.2 km
  • 4-Gewinnt-13, red (intermediate)
    Combines trails 4 and 13 from the Tarscher Alm chairlift down to the Latscher Alm: first an exposed, flowy narrow section with wide views, finishing with a more technical passage of roots and loose scree
    6.6 km · 1040 m drop
  • Barbarossa Trail, red (intermediate)
    An alpine flow trail from the Tarscher Alm chairlift down to Platzleng, with playful turns and traverses through the forest. Reached by chairlift or a roughly 1,300 m climb from Latsch
    4.5 km · 533 m drop
  • Holy Hansen Trail, red (intermediate)
    A flowy trail with berms, doubles and small jumps, interspersed with steeper sections and drops – a mix of natural trail and bike park feel. Only reachable by shuttle (Mobil Car, Freeride Vinschgau; no service on Sundays)
    6.1 km · 907 m drop
  • Latscher Trailzauber, red (intermediate)
    A loop on the edge of Latsch along old irrigation channels (waals) and the Obermontani castle ruin with St. Stephan's chapel; alternates between climbs and light flow
    7.8 km · 300 m drop
  • Roatbrunn Trail, red (intermediate)
    A popular trail on the forested slopes below the Hasnöhrl, from the Latscher Alm down to Latsch; mostly flowy with more technical sections up to S3
    8.7 km · 1100 m drop
  • Latscher Panorama Trail, black (difficult)
    A short, highly exposed expert trail section for riders comfortable with heights
    2.8 km · 50 m drop

Trails

Part of the large Venosta Valley trail network of 100+ routes: the Holy Hansen Trail near Schlanders (a flow trail with drops, shuttle access only) and the Barbarossa Trail from the Tarscher Alm chairlift near Latsch (an alpine flow trail), plus the more demanding Roatbrunn Trail alternative and the short Aigen Trail connector between Schlanders and Latsch.

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Trail status

Camping & van pitches nearby

Reviews

Information from official park and lift operator sources, compiled for Bikepark Navigator. Despite careful research, provided without guarantee – opening hours, prices and trail access can change at short notice. The park's official website is authoritative.