Trail Park Klínovec



Trail Park Klínovec
Right on the border with Germany, there are some of the longest trails in Europe – visit Trail Park Klinovec and enjoy more than 30km of trails in 5 different difficulty levels, including the legendary 3km long downhill trail with a 30-year tradition. Thanks to the variety of trails in the middle of mountain forests, both experienced riders and beginners and families with children find their own. The entire area is served by a four seated chairlift with a bubble cover and during the visit you can take an advantage of additional services such as catering facilities, bike rental or motor home parking.
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Owning the Gravity Card gives me a sense of freedom and independence! I can head to one of the many bike parks whenever I want without having to worry about arriving too late.Because it really doesn’t matter whether I stay for just one run or the whole day!
We call that stress-free riding where I’m from in the Ruhrpott.

I’m really excited about this new collaboration with Gravity Card and can’t wait to ride many bike parks. I’m looking forward to sharing POV trail previews and showing my community the experience.

Since my mornings usually belong to my dog, the Gravity Card is the perfect solution for me. Four to five hours filled with quality laps in different bike parks are more than enough for an effective downhill training session.

The Gravity Card makes it possible to travel across Europe worry-free, ride bike parks, and grow together with other riders.

The Gravity Card gives me the freedom to discover new trails and live my passion without limits.

The Gravity Card gives me the opportunity to spontaneously explore different bike parks without having to think about which ticket is worth it. Even for just a few hours, it’s worth getting on the bike. It’s exactly this combination of freedom and a wide choice of parks that makes it so special to me.

For me, the Gravity Card is like a key to the best bike parks in Europe. Just arrive, hop on, and ride – no waiting, no stress. That’s exactly what makes it so special to me!

The Gravity Card means absolute freedom to me when I start my bike day. I don’t have to stress about being at the lift early, I can stop without feeling guilty when I’m exhausted, and I’m not tied to one specific bike park. That makes the time with my homies way more relaxed, the laps more fun, and lets us focus on what riding is really about: good times, good vibes, and no stress. :)

I’ve had the Gravity Card for many years now, and the great thing about it is that it creates a strong motivation to go mountain biking. It’s not just a pass to get through a lift gate – for me, it’s a key to road trips, new bike parks, new trails, and time with friends.

The Gravity Card is the ideal ticket for me, so I can do training laps in different bikeparks. Now also my homespot Bikepark Lienz is a member of the Gravity Card – and this is lit!

For me, the Gravity Card is one of the most essential tools as a passionate mountain biker. There are many bike parks and I never have to worry that a day pass might not be worth it.

The Gravity Card is more than a daily pass for me. It’s an inspiriation for new biking adventures in 7 countires in Europe.

The Gravity Card offers me optimal flexibility because I no longer have to choose between hourly or day passes. Even if I start riding later in the day!

I love the Gravity Card because, as a mom, it gives me this freedom: just head out, enjoy an hour or two, and then jump back into mom mode – no planning needed and completely flexible.

The Gravity Card is my ticket to unlimited trail fun. It opens the doors to Europe’s best bike parks, offers maximum flexibility, and joins me on every adrenaline rush. No searching, no switching – just one card for everything.

I love traveling and riding in new places, but I also like to keep my bikes in top condition.
With the Gravity Card, I can save time by skipping the ticket counter. Instead I can invest this time in my bike and of course in training – in more than 30 bike parks.

































