The Best Mountain Biking Trails in Trento

You probably first got to know the whole Paganella Bike Area thanks to this trail, which might be considered the iconic trail that appears all over the magazines and web thanks to its famous wooden structures....

A classic there-and-back ride, this is a wonderful trip for riders of all ability levels. The fact that it takes you deep into the Fanes National Park - one of the wildest parts of the Dolomites - and to a gorgeous mountain hut makes it even better....

This is the ideal ride for those looking for a scenic - and remarkably peaceful - cruise beneath some beautiful Dolomites peaks. The riding is never difficult and the trails are quieter than virtually any others in this region....

This trail is definitely the best option in Vinschgau when you’re craving a quick enduro ride starting from the village. This short enduro loop starts with a climb of approximately 20 minutes from town all the way up to the entrance of the trail, which is located on the asphalt road leading to Gasthaus Hasl....

This trail is for everyone and provides a breathtaking journey into the dolomitic landscapes. This trail deserves to be ridden no matter what your riding level is. From a technical aspect, this trail is perfect for beginners: it goes all the way down through mellow meadows, never being too steep, and has perfectly shaped wide berms where beginners could start practicing cornering and slowly getting higher and higher into the berm, trying to pick up the perfect line....

From the gondola starting from the main parking lot in Andalo Zone, you can access two different trails: Willy Wonka, beginning from the mid-station, and Hustle and Flow from the top station, which then merges into Willy Wonka....

For those looking for a solid workout coupled with some epic views and a fun, fast descent, look no further. The fact that you'll encounter a fascinating historical site is a bonus....

What are the aspects that make the trails in Lake Garda famous all over Europe? Along with many other reasons, the technicality, the landscapes, and the extremely long descents play a big role....

Vinschgau is a destination that definitely needs to be discovered: it has plenty of options for everyone! The Propain trail is one of those trails where everyone can have fun riding it, especially beginners! It is predominantly a very flowy trail, which doesn’t offer technical passages - only some narrow, sharp turns here and there which require good cornering technique....

Fai della Paganella is the zone of Paganella Bike Park which offers the most for downhill oriented riders. Besides the technical trails, though, Fai Zone offers this entry level line, which definitely fits different riding styles and levels....

Of the three zones in Paganella Bike Area, the Fai Zone is the one where the most challenging shaped trails are. Even if the name of this line might make you feel relaxed about the difficulty, Easy Rider is not the easiest trail you could ride in the area, and it is recommended for bikers with an intermediate/advanced riding level....

Val di Fassa is the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites famous for their spectacular towering rock spires. Nowhere is riding more dramatic and awe-inspiring. Val di Fassa is a valley historically so cut-off it's one of the few places where the Ladin dialect is still spoken....

This is a brilliant - albeit challenging - ride through some typically wonderful Dolomitic scenery which will give you a fascinating insight into Ladin culture. The ride starts and finishes in La Valle, just to the south of San Martino in Badia....

Holy Hansen is the most iconic trail in the whole Vinschgau valley. It is where everything started: this trail was the first pure trail built for bikers in the area, thanks to the admiring commitment of the local’s biking community....

The Joe Route is one of the all-time Transalp MTB adventures. It's a 7-stage tour starting in the cradle of Transalp: Obersdorf, Germany. Following mainly gravel roads and flowy trails, the tour takes you through some of the most standout spots in the Alps: Arlberg, Graubünden, and the Stelvio National Park....

If this is not the first time that you've ridden in the Garda Trentino area, then you’ve probably already ridden the famous Naranch Trail. If you haven’t ridden it yet, then you have probably at least heard everyone talking about it....

“Rough Flow" - that’s what this trail is all about. Given the fact that there is no pure flow in Garda Trentino - at least not the flow we are used to riding nowadays - this trail still offers the possibility of letting the bike gain some speed and go fast over some smooth rocks....

The Barbarossa Trail starts from Tarscher Alm—a beautiful mountain hut fully surrounded by nature, silence, and pretty landscapes. The trail is served by an old school two-seater chairlift. It's definitely not the fastest, but i has its own charm and gives you time to enjoy the calmness of the surroundings....

Besides the shaped bike park trails, Paganella Bike Area has many natural lines to offer as well, which are often shared with hikers. Among these trails, Giada Line is definitely a must-do for multiple reasons, such as length, variety, vertical drop, but also huts and amazing landscape....

The infamous Downhill track in Garda Trentino, taken care of by the guys of AGBA (Alto Garda Bike Arena) is the perfect run to put your suspension to the test! This trail has all the technical aspects to make it known as one of the most difficult here in the area....