Opening hours:open
Place:Ried im Oberinntal
:Restaurant, Alpine pasture / hut / mountain restaurant
The Högtrail is like a rollercoaster with numerous waves, bends, natural berms and small Northshore elements. In this case, however, it's best to keep your hands on the handlebars.
The easy, varied trail winds its way from Högsee down to Serfaus over four kilometers. The sustainable construction inspires with numerous waves, curves and natural berms. Small Northshore elements create a rollercoaster feeling and gentle root passages also provide a little thrill.
Want to delve into the world of mountain biking? Or just experience pure mountain bike track pleasure in a more laid-back way? The Högtrail makes it possible. A “simple” track (blue), which nevertheless has a lot to offer.
The Högtrail starts at the Högsee, at 1.829 m, and can be reached directly from the middle station of the Alpkopfbahn in Hög or it can be combined with the Alpkopftrail. To do that, you take the Alpkopfbahn to the top station and whiz back via the Alpkopftrail and then take the Högtrail as an extension to the valley in Serfaus.
Flowy trails and rollers are an integral part of the Högtrail. North shore elements through the high moorland of the surroundings of Hög and rooty sections keep things interesting. After 3,8 km you finally reach the valley station of the Komperdell and Alpkopf calbe cars. No matter if you are a beginner or a professional, no one will get bored on this flow track.
Travel by train to Landeck-Zams railway station. From there, change to bus line 220 towards Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis.
By car, take the A12 to the Landeck exit, then follow the B171 and L19 towards Serfaus. Serfaus has traffic-calmed streets. Day visitors should park their cars in the car park at the entrance to the village and then take the underground to the starting point of the bike tour. Guests staying in Serfaus can drive right up to their accommodation.
Parking is available at the car park at the entrance to Serfaus. From there, you can take the underground railway to the village centre or the starting point of the bike tour.
