Bohemia
1. Singletrek pod Smrkem
The first site for terrain cycling in the Czech Republic, Singletrek pod Smrkem, which means “Single Track below the Spruce”, can be found in the Jizery Mountains near Nové Město pod Smrkem close to the Polish border. There you can find more than 70 km of decent trails along 12 routes, to which you can get from three starting places. No matter which one you choose, you cannot stray. Everywhere there is a friendly biking atmosphere, and you will enjoy returning.2. Trail Park Klínovec
In the Ore Mountains in Western Bohemia in the municipal forests of Jáchymov you will find 24 km of smooth descending trails. The trails are sorted into three levels of difficulty, and the right degrees of difficulty can be found by beginners in cycling families with children as well as more experienced riders. The most talented riders will find 5 km of downhill stretches. A four-seat cable car will take you back to the beginning of the trails. If you are a total beginner, you can first try out a ride along a terrain field to a pump track and improve your skills in the skill centres at the starting points.3. Špindl Bike Park in Svatý Petr
Špindl Bike Park can be found a short distance from the centre of Špindlerův Mlýn in the direction of Svatý Petr in the Giant Mountains. The Bike Park in Svatý Petr offers a total of six routes, so you can enjoy the ski slopes also in the summer on a bicycle. Both total beginners and experienced bikers will find what they are looking for. Of course, bike rental as well as service, including bike washing, are available.4. Bikepark Špičák
Bikepark Špičák in Šumava is currently the most progressively developing bike park in Bohemia. The Bikepark offers the option of combining freeride, downhill, north shore and jumping. And since the bike park is focused mainly on freeride and downhill, you can also find a jumping section, a single track and for beginners a centre for developing skills, which is by the boarding station of the cable car. The routes are run partially through forests and partially along slopes, and none of the routes is missing wooden obstacles and other enhancements.5. Specialised Bikepark Lipno
The routes in this location are suitable for families with children and beginning riders. You can look forward to 3 km of adventurous rides in the forest and to the Jezerní sjezdovce slopes, with a breath-taking view of Lipno. Your comfort and quick transport will be taken care of by a four-seat cable car, and there of course will also be the option of borrowing equipment at the cable car.Moravia
6. Cyklo Arena Vysočina
The mountain bike trails at Vysočina Arena correspond to the tradition of MTB racing in Nové Město na Moravě. For terrain riding fans, there are nearly 30 km of trails prepared for fans, divided into 5 degrees of difficulty. You can find technical non-demanding, fun and safe trails for children, nature trails for cyclists with disabilities using wheelchairs or hand bikes or truly demanding trails for experienced bikers, which in their difficulty stem from the latest trends in trail construction in the Mountain Biking World Cup. By the end of the summer of 2018, another adrenaline sport site will be built for cyclists, known as the pump track.7. The Rychleby Trails
The Rychleby Trails begin and end in the municipality of Černá Voda in the Golden Mountains in Moravia north of the town of Jeseník. They consist of a sophisticated network of trails, and they are ideal both for demanding riders and for entire families of cyclists. The site includes a super camp ground, an information centre, an excellent bike rental shop, a service facility and last, but not least, a field, where you can test your skills. The routes totalling more than 40 km will take you across thick fields and through brush, and in some places they run only through a fine cut in the earthy soil, and elsewhere through stones.8. Bikepark Kopřivná
This bike park in the Jeseníky Mountains not far from Šumperk offers 4 trails with a total length of 12 km. Pump a huge dose of adrenaline into your veins on demanding trails, or enjoy a family outing in the heart of the Jeseníky Mountains on non-demanding riding trails. You can even leave your bikes at home. Like in other bike parks, here to you can also borrow bikes. You can use the testing centre’s services.9. Singletrail Moravský kras
A classic trail centre without cable cars. The hills here are not large, so the upward climb will not take much strength. You can choose from three trails with a total length of just under 30 km. Two routes are suitable for children, and the third is suitable only for experienced riders.10. Bikepark Kouty nad Desnou
The bike park spreads 20 km from the town of Šumperk towards Jeseník. Your fun will be ensured by four trails and a six-seat cable car with the largest passenger capacity per hour in the Czech Republic. The bike park will attract visitors to 30 km of trails. All of them begin in the top cable car station of Medvědí hora (Bear Mountain) (1,100 m above sea level), from where you can take cycling trails to the top reservoir at Dlouhé Stráně, where there is also a 2.5 km circle for inline skating at an elevation of 1,350 m above sea level and breath-taking view of the entire Jeseníky Mountains.
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Here in Czechia, we’re perfectly prepared for mountain bikers who enjoy stunning views from the hills and a really sweaty back. We’ve got action terrain in the forests and mountains, but there’s also plenty to offer families with children. A lot of trail parks have bike schools with certified instructors to improve your mountain biking skills.
And what's more: after a strenuous workout, you can relax in one of the many wellness centres throughout Czechia.
Bohemia
1. Singltrek pod Smrkem
Czechia’s first off-road biking complex, Singltrek pod Smrkem is located in the Jizera Mountains near Nové Město pod Smrkem right by the Polish border. It has over 70 kilometres of great trails following 12 routes, which you can reach from three starting points. Whichever you choose, you can't go wrong. And there’s a really friendly biking atmosphere everywhere you go.
This site, like Bikepark Kopřivná or Trail Park Klínovec, is perfectly adapted to suit families with children who can spend free time together there.
2. Trail Park Klínovec
The forests around the town of Jáchymov in the Ore Mountains in West Bohemia are home to 24 kilometres of gently descending smooth trails. The trails are graded into three difficulty levels, so there’s plenty of fun to be had for beginners, families with children, and more experienced bikers. The more skilled amongst you can have a blast on the 5 kilometres of downhill sections. A four-seater cable car takes you to the beginning of the trails. If you’re a complete beginner, you can first have a go at riding over the terrain bumps on the pump track and improve your proficiency in the skill centres at the start of the trails.
3. Trutnov Trails
More than 40 km of natural trails of varying difficulty can be found near the town of Trutnov. Trutnov Trails has 5 blue routes (easy), 5 red routes (moderate), 6 black routes (advanced) and 2 ascending routes. Trutnov Trails has its own unique atmosphere. The landscape is made up of sandstone boulders, rocks, forests, meadows and pasture land, making it a paradise for mountain biking. One starting point is at the Trail Centre in the village of Lhota near Trutnov, the other is from the Pod Sedmidomím car park.
Moravia
4. Trail Park Dolní Morava
Trail Park Dolní Morava has amazing trail potential. Single trails are becoming ever more popular with the general public as well as seasoned bikers. These are one-way routes, mostly downhill, and are suitable for both beginners and experienced bikers. The site also includes the Sky Walk, which is visited by thousands of people every day. As well as that, you’ll find a bobsled track, rope park, adrenalin park, segway hire and much more.
5. Bike Arena Vysočina
The Vysočina Aréna mountain biking trails continue the tradition of MTB racing in Nové Město na Moravě. Off-road fans can enjoy almost 30 kilometres of trails spanning 5 difficulty levels. It has technically easy routes, fun and safe trails for children, natural trails for disabled cyclists that can be done in wheelchairs or on handbikes, as well as really challenging trails for experienced bikers, with the difficulty based on the latest track-building trends in the Mountain Bike World Cup.
6. Rychleby Trails
Rychleby Trails start and end in the village of Černá Voda in the Rychlebské Mountains in Moravia, north of the town of Jeseník. It’s a complete network of trails, there’s plenty to enjoy for experienced bikers and for the whole family. It has an amazing campsite, an information centre and great bike hire and service, not to mention an area where you can test your skills. The routes, covering a total of over 40 kilometres, take you through fields of rubble and across fords; in some places they’re just a light furrow in the clay soil, while elsewhere they’re artfully laid out on crafted stones.
7. Bikepark Kopřivná
This bike park in the Jeseníky Mountains near Šumperk offers 4 tracks covering a total of 12 kilometres. Enjoy a real blast of adrenalin on the challenging routes, or a laid-back family trip along easy trails in the heart of the Jeseníky Mountains. Feel free to leave your bikes at home. As in other bike parks, they’ll be happy to lend you some wheels. There is also a bike test centre.
8. Singletrail Moravian Karst
A classic trail centre with no cable cars. The hills aren’t so high though, so the hike up to the top is not too strenuous. You can choose from three trails covering a total of less than 30 kilometres. Two of the routes are suitable for children, the third for experienced riders only.
9. Bikepark Kouty nad Desnou
This bike park runs for 20 kilometres from the town of Šumperk towards Jeseník. There’s plenty of fun to be had on the four trails and six-seater cable car with the fastest changeover in Czechia. The bike park offers some 30 kilometres of trails. They all start at the top cable car station on Medvědí hora (1100 m a.s.l.), from where you can ride the trails to the upper reservoir of Dlouhé Stráně, where there’s also a 2,5-kilometre inline skating circuit at a height of 1350 m above sea level, offering gorgeous views of the whole of the Jeseníky Mountains.
