PUMP TRACKS & PRACTICE AREAS
WAVE RIDING IN THE CENTER OF SÖLDEN
The lines and trails on the mountain are one thing, the pump tracks and training areas in the valley are another. You can have maximum fun both on the mountain and in the valley. The kids and the pros surf the pump track waves, the Schtirggar Line or the many other bike spots in the valley where they practice and improve their technique - until they are ready for the first line on the mountain …
The Rolling pump track is the perfect conclusion to all Gaislachkogl trails and also something like the heart of the nation. Everything comes together on the "foothills": Here professionals pump as well as kids on running bikes, cleaning is done in the Tunap Bike Bathroom and the best food is provided as well.
The Sunny pump track is located on the other side of the river near Hotel Sunny and is ideal for young bikers. They practice braking, balancing and cornering on the small trail loops with several obstacles. Success comes faster than the parents can see...
In the middle of the village, at the end of Schtirggar Line, beginners can improve braking technique, bike handling and the first small jumps step-by-step and curve-by-curve on the 400 m² area (incl. chill area). Anyone who feels safe here is ready for the quite relaxed Schtirggar Line (which can be reached with a lift for free).
Frequently asked questions
A pump track is an artificial circuit for bicycles, but depending on the surface or ground, it is also suitable for other sports equipment equipped with wheels. A pump track typically has waves and steep bends. When riding the course on a bike, the aim is to complete the course without pedaling, but to make progress by simply pumping your body or bike. Pump tracks are ideal for training riding technique and provide a fun introduction to the sport.
The Bike Republic Sölden combines two pump tracks in its “national territory”, which promise kids and grown-ups, beginners and pros a surfy ride and lots of fun.
When riding a pump track on a bike, the aim is to complete the course without pedaling, but to make progress only by pumping your body or bike. Pump tracks are perfect for training riding technique and provide a fun introduction to the sport.
The Bike Republic Sölden combines two pump tracks in its “national territory”, which promise kids and grown-ups, beginners and pros a surfy ride and lots of fun.