Trails

The lift system is open from the 19th June – 27th September 2009 and we run our holidays between these dates. The full trail network will be accessible between these dates, though some parts of the upper trails may contain snow in the early summer.

Åre Bike Park is Scandinavia’s biggest bike park and already rated by MBUK as one of the top ten riding destinations in the world. Over 30 trails provide 40km of pure downhill and freeride mountainbiking heaven, with a total elevation of 870m. There is something for everyone; easy trails for absolute beginners right up to the ‘99 World Champs track raced by Palmer, Peaty and the boys back in the day that’ll have you wondering just how they made it down at race speed. There is also a slopestyle area with drops, fun boxes, wallrides and HUGE booters, not to mention North Shore, tight singletrack and wide open blasting. If you can’t find something you love and something that you can progress your riding on then it’s probably time to sell your bike and take up ping-pong. Put simply – come and ride Åre, you’ll love it.

Just check out the trail map and book your holiday: (maps don’t mean much to you, check this out instead)

Are Bike Park

Map of trails from Are Bike Park

1. 1000meters leden.
An advanced trail from the top station of the cable car down to Hummeln. Flowy and technical, one of our favourites. From Hummel you can link into a whole network of other trails.

2. Rydbergs väg.
An easy to intermediate trail from Hummeln down towards the World Cup trail.

3. Ripbranten.
A double black (experts’) trail from Hummeln to the top of of the World Cup lift. This is the first section of the downhill course from World MTB Championships 1999. Very steep, narrow and partly rocky.

4. Västra Stjärnvägen.
An advanced trail from Snorkeln or the World Cup trail with westbound off-shoot to Solstigen. Some sections are rocky and often wet. At the intersection with Solstigen you continue either eastbound to Fjällgården or westwards towards Årevägen.

5. Östra Stjärnvägen.
A double-black (experts’) trail from Snorkeln or the World Cup trail with off-shoot eastbound to Solstigen. The trail is rocky, narrow and steep in some sections. At the intersection with Solstigen continue eastwards.

6. Solstigen.
An intermediate trail with intersections downhill from Östra and Västra Stjärnvägen.

7. Serpentinen.
An easy trail from the top of the World Cup lift. Long, winding trail past Fjällgården and down to Stjärntorget. A long, fun and easy trail for beginners.

8. Downhillbanan.
A double black (experts’) trail starting from Serpentinen virtually straight down through the forest to Stjärntorget. Steep and technical, look out for the drop half way down! It’s good.

9. Kindergarten.
A double black (experts’) trail starting from the Downhill Course. ‘North Shore’ trail down through the World Cup forest to Stjärntorget, filled with skinnies, teeter totters and drops.

10. Kälkspåret.
An intermediate trail from Fjällgården past Hyddan en route to Åre Square. Connections from Serpentinen, Flinbanan or Solstigen. The trail is winding with banked curves and very popular.

11. Hyddans väg.
An intermediate trail with connections from Kälkspåret, past Hyddan and onwards to Stjärntorget.

12. Kanonröret.
An advanced trail with connection from Hyddans väg towards Stjärntorget. A long halfpipe filled with wallrides. Awesome.

13. Flinbanan.
An intermediate trail, undulating and winding with steep berms and jumps. Has quickly become our most popular trail

14. Hällrajd.
A double black (experts’) trail from the top station of the cable car connecting with the trail Hjulingen. Large sections of arm pumping rock gardens and slabs.

15. Hjulingen.
An advanced trail with connection from Hällrajd. Hjulingen is a billowing path in the bare mountain region which connects to the World Cup trail.Fast and open, it’s drift central.

16. Olympiavägen.
An easy trail from Hummeln westwards towards the World Cup trail.

17. World Cupleden.
An easy and long transport road, stretching all the way from the connecting point of Hjulingen to Flinbanan. Several trails intersect to and from the World Cup trail.

18. Bräckevägen.
An easy trail leading from the unloading station of the World Cup lift to the Olympia area.

19. Årevägen.
An easy trail with connection from Bräckevägen back to Stjärntorget.

20. Bräckebäcksleden.
An advanced trail intersecting with Rödkullevägen. A long and winding path down through the forest parallel to the scenic brook Bräckebäcken.This trail has the best flow in Åre, with fast sweeping turns, chutes and bridges. A locals favourite.

21. Snorkeln.
An intermediate trail from Rydbergs väg past the World Cup trail to Bräckevägen. Perfect connection to Östra Stjärnvägen.

22. Rydbergs dropp.
A double black (experts’) trail from Hummeln and the start of the Downhill course during the UCI World MTB Championships 1999. Very steep and difficult with a drop down to Rydbergs väg.

23. Rödkullevägen.
An intermediate trail from the Olympia plateau towards Bräckebäcksleden.

24. Easy Rider
An intermediate trail from the top of the cable car al the way down to Hummeln.

25. FOX Slpoestyle.
At the arena area of Åre Bike Park. Several events will be staged here during summer, with drops fun boxes and booters. Good connections from the Downhill Course, Kälkspåret and Serpentinen.

26. Vinkelvägen.
An easy trail connecting the lifts VM6:an and Hummeln.

27. Tjärnis stig.
An expert trail starting at the trail Solstigen and zig zag down the forrest to Stjärntorget.

28. LRF-vägen.
A road connecting the area of Stjärntorget and VM.

29. Örnnästet.
An intermediate trail starting at Hummeln connecting to the trail Rydbergs väg. The trail offers a fantastic view of the valley.

30. Project Shimano.
An advanced trail starting at Hummeln running all the way down to Stjärntorget. Machine made with big jumps and berms.Åre’s answer to A-line.




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