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Moun­tain bik­ing & trail area

For all fans of modern cycling – cyclists for pleasure, gravel bikers and all mountain bikers!

Mountain biker descends Schöckl trail area
© Schöckl Seilbahn

Bik­ing on the Schöckl

We offer routes for all cyclists; the funicular railway also of course takes gravity bikers up the mountain.

This awaits you:

  • a 35-kilometre-long Schöckl panoramic circular cycle route
  • bike tours and a World Championship-proven marathon route
  • The “Schöckl Trail Area” with more than 10 kilometres of diverse nature gravity trails

Here you can access the most popular tours for mountain bikers or the panoramic cycle path on Bike Culture!

 

Panoramic circular cycle path

The route runs at an altitude of between 750 and 1000 metres around the Schöckl with a wonderful view of the Upper Styrian mountains in the north, Eastern Styria until Riegersburg, in the south to the Pohorje Mountains in Slovenia and in Western Styria to the Koralpe.

Access a tour description here!

 

© Unsplash/Jan Kopriva

The Schöckl trail area

The nature trails on the Schöckl are highly popular among downhill and trail bike enthusiasts: The downhill route “Gedscho” on which a European Championship was held almost 20 years ago is still one of the most difficult trails in the world.

“Gibim”, “Hintnumi” and “Silent Hill” are also to be considered as highly tricky; near the finishing line there are classical bike park obstacles and a simple exercise area in the coaching zone, where every biker can specifically hone his/her skills.

The bike school “The Gap” will help all mountain bikers improve their technique further!

To the Schöckl trail area!
Mountain biker descends Schöckl trail area
© Schöckl Seilbahn
Mountain biker descends Schöckl trail area
© Schöckl Seilbahn
Mountain biker descends Schöckl trail area
© Schöckl Seilbahn
Two mountain bikers ride down Schöckl Trail Area one behind the other, the rider in the back just makes a high jump with the bike.
© Schöckl Seilbahn

Prices cable car and cycle

incl. price for transportation of cycles

TicketPrice
Adults€11.80
Children (6-18 years)€6.70
Discounted€10.50
Info for downhillers/mountain bikers:
The price for start numbers is 6 euros.
When the start number is returned, 5 euros will be reimbursed. The difference of 1 euro will be retained for production and sales costs.
If the start numbers are damaged, they will of course be replaced free of charge.
Points of return (till valley station until end of operating hours of the funicular railway and after end of operating hours in the "Schöcklstube") continue to apply.

Please note: travel cards are non-transferable!
TicketAdultsChildren (6-18 years)
5 trips€52.90€24.40
10 trips€93.60€42.80
15 trips €123.10€75.10
Supplement for each bike€4.20€3.70
Info for downhillers/mountain bikers:
The price for start numbers is 6 euros.
When the start number is returned, 5 euros will be reimbursed. The difference of 1 euro will be retained for production and sales costs.
If the start numbers are damaged, they will of course be replaced free of charge.
Points of return (till valley station until end of operating hours of the funicular railway and after end of operating hours in the "Schöcklstube") continue to apply.

Please note: travel cards are non-transferable!
TicketAdultsChildren (6-18 years)
4-hourly ticket€21.90€14.20
Day ticket€31.50€21.80
Monthly ticket€157.50€109.20
Half-yearly ticket€410.00€233.60
Info for downhillers/mountain bikers:
The price for start numbers is 6 euros.
When the start number is returned, 5 euros will be reimbursed. The difference of 1 euro will be retained for production and sales costs.
If the start numbers are damaged, they will of course be replaced free of charge.
Points of return (till valley station until end of operating hours of the funicular railway and after end of operating hours in the "Schöcklstube") continue to apply.

Please note: travel cards are non-transferable!

More info

Schöckl cable car

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday: 9am - 5pm
From November 1 on:
Monday to Sunday: 9am - 4.30pm


Opening hours valid, weather permitting.

The RegioBus 250 is an environmentally friendly way to get from Jakominiplatz to the valley station.

Hexenexpress:
Monday to Sunday: 10 am - 4.30 pm
Schöcklstraße 23, 8061 St. Radegund
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