The start is right at the Moosalm. The 2.2 kilometre route winds past the Venedigerwarte, through
forested sections and via the World Cup ski piste to the valley station. The route is impressive – along with several ski jumps, one is right after the start, three wooden bridges and jumps with wave combinations provide plenty of changes in direction and challenging sections. ‘The wave combinations present a fantastic challenge to pros and beginners alike.
There is something for everyone here’, says Lakata. Cycle sport and mountain biking in particular is booming. ‘The fact is, the Lienz Dolomites region has the potential to become one of the leading cycling destinations in the Alpine area in a few years. The ‘Lakata’ trail and the parks in Kals are just the beginning. Even more spectacular bike parks will emerge in East Tyrol’, states tourist board representative Franz Theurl about their commitment in this sector.
Incidentally, tickets are available at the cash desk at Hochstein valley station. Free car parking is available directly at Hochstein valley station.
