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How to use bike trails?

Check how to prepare for your ride, where to buy a pass, how to use the lift, and which trail to choose.
Bike Park Kurza Góra - Kurza Góra

Before you hit the trail

Before using the Bike Park, it is worth reading the most important information about ride organization and safety. The Kurza Góra bike trails are intended for riding on fully functional sports bikes suitable for mountain biking.

Before starting your ride, you must purchase the appropriate pass, complete the safety and liability statement, and read the bike trail regulations. The statement is available at the resort ticket offices.

Safety first

The Bike Park is a place for active riding, so before entering the trail, you should make sure you are properly prepared and follow the safety rules.

You may ride on the trails only on a fully functional bike designed for mountain biking. Wearing a helmet is also mandatory. You must ride according to the designated trail route, adjust your speed to your skills and the conditions, and pay attention to other users.

Bike Park Kurza Góra - Kurza Góra
Bike Park Kurza Góra - Kurza Góra

Buy a Bike Park pass

To use the bike trails, you need the appropriate pass, which is available at the resort ticket offices.

Before purchasing, it is worth checking the current price list and Bike Park operating hours, as trail availability also depends on weather conditions and the resort’s work organization.

How to get to the top?

All bike trails start near the upper lift station. Cyclists and their bikes are transported by a covered conveyor lift with a width of 120 cm. This means that after finishing your downhill ride, you can get back to the top without having to cycle uphill.

At Kurza Góra Bike Park, you will find three trails: green, blue, and red, which differ in length, gradient, and the type of obstacles.

Green trail – easy

700 m | average gradient approx. 6% | flow trail

This is the easiest trail, designed for beginners. Its gentler profile allows you to calmly get used to riding on a gravity trail, learn how to ride smoothly through turns, and develop your technique.

Blue trail – Intermediate

550 m | average gradient approx. 8.5% | flow trail

The blue trail is for riders who already have experience riding bike trails and want a more dynamic ride. It features higher berms, shaped turns, and more difficult obstacles.

Red trail – advanced

450 m | average gradient approx. 10% | jumpline

The red trail has been designed for advanced riders. It is the most demanding line, with larger obstacles, high berms, and elements intended for dynamic riding and jumps.

Your own bike or one from the rental?

You can ride your own fully functional bike suitable for mountain biking. If you do not have the right equipment, there is a professional bike rental on site.

The rental offers various bike models, including bikes for children, as well as helmets and protective pads. You can reserve the equipment in advance and collect it on site at the Bike Park.

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