Tour 19a - MTB - Sendertrail Judenburg
Characteristics
SkillThe tour in numbers
You also have the option of getting off beforehand on the ascent and either taking only the blue section or the blue and red sections. For the blue one turns off on a forest road.
At the top of the trail start there is a nice bench with a wonderful view, this is perfect for a short break and snack before you start into the trail on the 0.67km long Black section, this section is the most technical (difficult) and has a few tight turns, jumps and short steep sections. After crossing the asphalt road you enter the Red section with medium difficulty. After 0.7km you cross a forest road and start into the blue section (easy), a flow trail. In this section there is something for everyone from beginners to advanced. Either ride casually along or go for the features on it. At the end of the blue section, it continues briefly to the left on a forest road before it continues along the meadow towards the parking lot. All jumps on the different sections can be ridden around.
After the trail fun you can still let your soul dangle in the Judenburger Erlebnissbad on hot summer days.
Total length: 2.92 km - vertical meters: 250 m
Length Trail Black: 676 m - vertical meters: 92 m - difficultLength Trail Red: 771 m - vertical meters: 75 m - mediumLength Trail Blue: 786 m - vertical meters: 81 - easyBike park for children or adult beginners
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Ascent via Schnürerstrasse (asphalt road) to Reiflingeck or via the former toboggan run (suitable for e-mountain bikers and fit mountain bikers).
Coming from the direction of Jugendburg, drive past the swimming pool and take the first left turn (Seetalstraße) down to the parking lot (Schnürerparkplatz).
Descent via trails with different levels of difficulty and sections for the widest possible target group. All 3 sections can also be ridden individually.
Our nature and landscape is as good as untouched and beautiful. To keep it that way, we ask vacationers to avoid litter and unnecessary noise. In order not to disturb the animals, the mountain bike trails should only be used during the day:
from June 1 to September 15 from 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
from 16 September to 31 October from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
Ride only on cleared, marked trails and never off the beaten path. On the forest paths the road traffic regulations must be observed!
Just as when driving a car, you should always ride on sight when mountain biking. On forest roads, wood on the roadway and motor vehicles are to be expected.
If you encounter grazing livestock on the trail, reduce your speed to walking pace to avoid wrong reactions of the animals. Please always close grazing gates!
Proper self-assessment is necessary in any sport! Do not overstrain yourself with the technique and condition. This will also help you avoid accidents.
Mountain bike: roadworthy (e-)mountain bike with plenty of suspension travel, bike helmet, if necessary enduro or full-face helmet, if necessary elbow and knee protectors, if necessary back and shin protector, day bike backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, mountain bike shoes with ankle protection, weather-adapted and durable clothing in multi-layer principle (e.g. functional shirt, bike jersey, bib shorts, arm warmers and leg warmers). Functional shirt, cycling jersey, bib shorts, arm warmers and leg warmers), shatterproof cycling glasses, long-finger gloves, air pump, bicycle tools, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, water bottle and suitable holder, first aid kit, pocket knife, cell phone, if necessary cell phone holder for the handlebars, if necessary headlamp and reflectors, maps.Directly next to the car park is the Senderland, where mountain bike beginners and children can practise and test their skills.