Enduro Tour 3 - “Bichlbach 1000”

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Bichlbach / Lechtaler Alpen
Difficulty ratings: medium
Route length: 28.5 km
Duration: 4:00 h

Derived from the “Baja 1000”, our “Bichlbach 1000” impresses with 1000m of altitude and plenty of panoramic views. Tour lovers will get their money's worth here! A little less trail, but still plenty of distance, with lots of views!

Tour information

  • Requirement: medium
  • Length: 28.5 km
  • Duration: 4:00 h
  • Elevation uphill:925 hm
  • Elevation downhill:1,000 hm
Highest point1,608 m

Starting point

Bichlbach

Finishing point

Lermoos
  • Fitness level 4 / 6
  • Technique 4 / 6

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Trail condition

Forest road and single trail. Gravel, stones, roots and soil

Equipment

A suitable bicycle helmet is absolutely necessary. Knee protectors and sturdy shoes are strongly recommended.
We ask all visitors to ride our bike trails and routes only with appropriate protective equipment. Your safety is important to us! Thank you very much!
Source: Tiroler Zugspitz Arena

Description

You start in Bichlbach and follow the R8 bike route towards Almkopfbahn until the junction with MTB route 830. Here, your first uphill begins, climbing about 550m to the summit station of Almkopfbahn. After about 400m of climbing, the path ends, and you switch to the ski slope at the turnaround point. From here, you’ll face a steep ascent for the final 150 meters. E-bikers and more athletic cyclists will manage this climb, while others will need to push their bikes for just a few hundred meters. Be mindful of sharing the trail! Show consideration for hikers and oncoming cyclists.

Once you reach the summit station, you’ll have the first opportunity to take a break at the Heiterwanger Hochalm.

After a pause, follow the forest road (MTB Route 879) downhill to the first bend, and continue straight ahead onto the singletrail Höhenweg (880). Again, be cautious of sharing the trail. Show respect for hikers. The trail is narrow and traverses through steep terrain!

At the end of the trail, follow the forest path along the Berwanger Speicherteich (storage pond) to MTB Route 874 and into the center of Berwang. In the center, switch to MTB Route 871 and ride downhill through the Berwanger Tal towards Bichlbach. Just before Bichlbach, look for the junction on your right onto MTB Route 878 and begin your second uphill climb to the Mühlwald Trail. After about 250m of elevation gain, you will reach the Mühlwald Trail. At the starting point, you’ll be rewarded with a stunning panorama over Berwang and the Lechtaler Alps.

The Mühlwald Trail (881) is also a Share Trail. Please ride cautiously and be considerate of hikers!

Once in Kleinstockach, follow the valley road downhill back to Bichlbach. In Bichlbach, continue on MTB Route 871 until you reach the R8 bike route, and follow it to Lermoos. In Lermoos, pass the fire station and head towards the center parking lot. From there, turn sharply right onto MTB Route 868 towards Widum. A final small climb of about 100m will lead you to Tieftaleck after about 15 minutes. The bench, with a beautiful view of Lermoos and the Zugspitze, invites you for a last rest before starting the Family Trail (855). The Family Trail is a flow trail and promises a lot of fun with rollers and fast berms! A perfect trail to finish your tour. At the end of the trail, you will reach the valley station of the Grubigsteinbahn and the center of Lermoos.

Getting here

  • Arrival by public transport

    Summer & winter bus of the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena (free with guest card), Postbus (free in the region with guest card), excursion bus Bavaria-Tyrol (only for TZA guests and free with guest card), regional trains (Garmisch-Patenkirchen-Grainau-Ehrwald-Lermoos-Reutte), special bus to Lumagica-Ehrenberg Reutte (free with guest card, winter only, Sundays only)

  • Parking

    There are numerous parking spaces at the valley stations of the cable cars.

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