Tours, trails & bikeparks around Lilienfeld

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Mucki-Trail

5.6 km · 6 sections · S1 → S3 · free and open access

Interactive route map (Trailforks) — the Mucki-Trail sections colored by difficulty.

The Mucki-Trail is the natural mountain bike singletrack on the Muckenkogel, starting directly from the chairlift top station. Six varied sections lead from the family-friendly Almtrail to the technical Karlstein. An ideal place to build skills and confidence step by step.

Alpine pasture on the Muckenkogel — meadows and the Voralpen panorama

Almtrail

1.6 km easy (S1)

Gentle gradient, ideal for beginners.

Gschwendt

600 m medium (S2)

Playful, more technically demanding.

Sutte

~1.4 km medium–hard (S2/S3)

Varied, with a few harder passages.

Karlstein

795 m hard (S2/S3)

Steeper, technical forest sections.

Stich

843 m medium (S2)

Flowy and full of turns.

Glatzwiese

412 m easy (S1)

Rolling and open — perfect for a relaxed finish.

Singletrail scale

S1 — easy
Small obstacles such as shallow roots, rocks or water bars. A little attention is all that's needed.

S2 — moderate
Larger roots and rocks, steps and tighter corners. Controlled braking and proper weight transfer are important.

S3 — difficult
High steps, switchbacks and off-camber sections. Solid riding skills and experience required.

Region

More MTB routes

Muckenkogel route

The classic MTB route on the Muckenkogel — signposted and officially maintained. Climb via the forest road, descend via the trails.

Details on mostviertel.at

Tarschberg route

A quieter alternative towards Tarschberg — with fewer visitors, more forest and beautiful views.

Details on mostviertel.at

Today on tour

Recommended tours

Three well-rounded tours around Lilienfeld — an idea for any kind of day.

Klosteralm Tour

Level: easy Time: ~1 h from lift top

Relaxed ride to the year-round Klosteralm at 1,067 m — offering traditional Austrian cuisine and perfect for a laid-back day with the family.

Panorama from the Traisnerhütte at 1,313 m

Traisnerhütte (1,313 m)

Level: medium Time: ~45 min uphill

Scenic panoramic tour via the Schwarzwaldriegel to the Traisnerhütte on the Hinteralpe — featuring sweeping views across the Alpine foothills and the famous Klösterpunkt, from where four monasteries can be seen on a clear day.

Following Zdarsky's tracks

Level: easy–medium Time: ~2 h

A circular tour with a cultural twist: follow the footsteps of Mathias Zdarsky along the Inventor's Trail and circular hiking route, passing the local heritage museum, the Zdarskyruhe and the forests around Lilienfeld.

Nearby

Bikeparks in the region

Small, local and mostly hand-built trail spots within reach of Lilienfeld.

Mitterbach am Erlaufsee · ~50 km

Josiberg Trails ⭐

Community trail centre on the Josefsberg at the border of Lower Austria and Styria. Around 3.5 km of trails and 2 km of uphill track, including „Rock'n'Roller" (S3), „Da Ansa" (S2), „Hillbilly" (S2) and „Shorty A+B" (S1–S2). Maintained by the MTB Josefsberg association.

More info (josibergtrails.at)

Annaberg · ~30 km

Minibikepark Annaberg

Small bike park for children, beginners and first trail experiences. A perfect addition to the Josiberg Trails, just a ten-minute drive away.

More info (mostviertel.at)

Wachau · ~50–60 km

Trailwerk Wachau

Trail area in the Wachau featuring natural forest lines maintained by the local riding community.

More info (mostviertel.at)

Near Vienna · ~70 km

Trail Center Hohe Wand Wiese

Trail spot on the edge of Vienna with a pump track, flow trails and practice areas for riders of all levels.

More info (hohewandwiese.com)

Elsbeere · Pyhra · Prinzessin · ~25–35 km

MTB.STP — St. Pölten

Three trails maintained by the St. Pölten Mountain Bike Initiative: Elsbeere Trail, Pyhra Trail and Prinzessin Trail. Natural routes, free access and community maintenance.

More info (mtbstp.at)

Biker Fair Play

We are guests in the forest

We are guests in the forest — and we intend to keep it that way. These six rules help protect the trails, nature and the positive relationship with hikers, foresters and hunters.

Ride only on marked routes and only during the permitted opening hours:
- • March / October: 09:00 – 17:00
- • April / September: 08:00 – 18:00
- • May – August: 07:00 – 19:00
- • November – February: 09:00 – 16:00
Follow local traffic regulations and pass hikers and horse riders only at walking speed.
We are guests in the forest and treat forestry and hunting personnel with respect.
Leave nature as you would like to find it — clean and litter-free.
Riding outside designated routes or permitted opening hours is not allowed.
In snowy conditions there is no snow clearance or gritting — ride at your own risk.

Verantwortungsvolles Mountainbiken — Natur und Mitnutzer respektieren

Trails, tours & bikeparks around Lilienfeld