Trail Rules

Rules guarantee the freedom of everyone and enable peaceful relations with the local community.

For your own safety, we ask you to abide by the following rules of conduct. These are not only important for us, but also for the environment. Only if we take care of the forest and meadows together, can we continue to provide well laid out, built and maintained trails

The trails are our product! We have invested time, energy, know-how and our own money into them.

The “Wexl Trails” cannot be financed by one cable car. Besides, we believe that mountain biking is not about riding uphill in the lift, but about casual trails and tracks.

And here we come to the point: top priority is the quality of the routes and expansion of the trail network. This priority costs money – that is clear to everyone. But to even think about this priority, many more things have to happen beforehand. Talks with residents, landowners and foresters need to be held to raise awareness about the project and to map out the possibilities. Please always keep “togetherness” in mind when you are out in nature. Landowners and foresters in the Weschel area were concerned about finding a solution, as they should be able to go about their work in peace and without any additional risk. Therefore, the willingness to compromise was high and the casual trails are the outcome.

Planning is ongoing, which requires a lot of know-how and good people – which we have, and which cost money.

Once the foundations have been laid, construction of the track can begin, and this is hugely expensive. A trail is manual work! No trail-building is possible without shovels, rakes and machinery such as excavators, which cost money and nerves.

But it is fun – we all have fun doing it. Whether building trails or cycling down them – mountain biking is our passion. So you can enjoy the perfect fun conditions that you expect, the trail entrance fee is required.

The trail ticket contributes to covering the costs of planning, development and building. On top of that, it also finances the rent for the landowners and our insurance. So, it’s for all of us.

Therefore, our one big request: check out trail tickets at the various sales outlets! The network of sales outlets has been expanded for you, to make your access to tickets even easier. Moreover, “frequent riders” are rewarded with a special season ticket price.

We would point out that visiting the Wexl Trails without a valid trail ticket and thereby failing to comply with this regulation may result in a notice of disturbance from the landowner.

So, please stick to the marked routes and check your trail ticket. Ride on and keep on smiling!