Bikepark Lavarone

Purposely built for Downhill and Freeride, the park includes 4 trails, all waymarked with UNI signs and fitted with the latest features promising exhilarating rides in complete safety.
There’s a great range of manmade structures, regularly up-dated and well-maintained, to maximize the natural potential of the terrain creating the perfect environment for the most daring bikers, but also more accessible, laid-back trails for those, less experienced, who wish to take it easy.

Trails: see key words and technical descriptions

■ Rum Runner – length 2,0 km – elevation 1400 m – vertical drop 220 m - blue
A nice & easy track that starts off on a leafy bed trail and continues along a slightly bumpier section with rocks and roots. Running down the less steep side of the mountain, the trail follows nicely a small stream. It’s perfect for riders new to the gravity discipline, also great for a warm up before hitting the more demanding trails. This track is also used for the Baby Freeride Camp.

■ Whezzyssghevenain – length 1,6 km – elevation 1400 m - vertical drop 220 m – blue
A new project that introduces two separate sections - one at the top and one mid-to-end - to the original red trail Pina Colada. The first section is fast and flowy while the second one presents more technical obstacles. Both promise a great ride.

▲Mojito – length 1,7 km – elevation 1400 m – vertical drop 220 m – red
This trail winds down the mid-section of the mountain starting on a leafy and rooty bed trail before finishing on to the ski slopes. With wooden boardwalks and more challenging sections, it is only an option for the more adventurous followers of this gravity sport.

▲Pina Colada – length 1,6 km – elevation 1400 m – vertical drop 220 m – red
A trail created for those looking to push their limits within a safe environment. With a great range of north shores and jumps, constantly evolving and maintained to high-standards, this trail is an exciting playground for thrill seekers. For a little extra competition, time yourself against the pros who competed in the final of the 2013 Gravity Cup right on this track.

Lift systems serving the bike park: 1

Pump Track & Skill Area:
Nearby the chairlift entrance there is a new pump track designed and constructed by the famous team of Velosolution. Beside find place the Skill area for the kids.

End of the ride pub stop:
End the day with a hard-earned beer at Seven Se, located near the start of the chairlift.

FACILITIES

Instructors, Local Guides, Equipment hire:
Bike Park Lavarone
Alessio Amorth
Tel: +39 335 7489737

Bike Wash: 1
at the start of the chairlift

Campervan Area:
150m from the bike park
 

Bike Hotels:
In the area, there are several accommodations catering for riders. Contact the local tourist office (APT) for more information.

CONTACTS

Local Tourist Office APT:
Ufficio di Lavarone
Fraz. Gionghi, 10738046 Lavarone (Tn) – Italia
Tel:+39 0464 724144 – Mail: info@alpecimbra.it