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Fair play applies for both young and old

Fair play applies for both young and old

Biking Rules

So that everyone can enjoy the trails and tours carefree and both bikers and the environment are not harmed, it needs a few rules.

Fair play rules for biker

1. control the speed!
We always ride at controlled speed and on sight! Even in the course area, but especially on routes outside the Bikepark Seefeld, unexpected obstacles can be expected at any time, e.g. people, road damage, stones, branches, wood, fences, etc.

2. show consideration!
We are considerate of pedestrians, trail workers and hikers! We overtake at walking pace, and make way in narrow places. A friendly greeting and a "thank you" contribute to mutual respect and understanding.

3. pay attention to animals!
We watch for pasture fences and pass animals slowly and carefully.

4. respect nature!
We show consideration for nature and do not leave the marked paths and trails. We avoid entering and driving on meadow, or pasture areas without a path.

5. do not leave tracks!
No locked rear wheels and drift turns, otherwise we will damage the trails. No bypasses on difficult sections or cut-offs on hairpin turns!

6. dispose of trash!
We do not leave trash behind, ever!
Nature allows our life, we are her guests.

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For the best possible driving experience

Safety all around the bike
In Seefeld you can expect a particularly holistic concept for safety in outdoor sports. So nothing stands in the way of carefree enjoyment of the activities.