Arriving by Bike
It's always sweeter on two wheels.
Whatever type of biker you are and however you arrive, we've got the info you need.
BIKE PACKING
Kitzbühel is the ideal starting point or stopover for bikepacking adventurers.
Perfectly located on the iconic Alps to Adriatic 500 Route and at the heart of the Gravel Tirol trail, it's the perfect place to rest and explore the surrounding area. The gravel riding options are nearly endless – whether you're tackling challenging climbs or discovering hidden huts and lesser-known spots.
We recommend exploring the well-known routes on Komoot, or check out the Felbertauern Shuttle as part of your journey from Kitzbühel to Italy.
THE COFFEE RIDE PARADISE
From St. Johann: Follow the historic Römerweg, the original road to Rome, straight into Kitzbühel. Tip: Find a terrace for your coffee break and enjoy the fresh mountain air.
From Kirchberg: Take bike path No. 21 to Reith or Kitzbühel. Stop at Schwarzsee for a refreshing swim or enjoy a coffee in Reith’s village square with views of the Wilder Kaiser.
From Pass Thurn: Ride along Oberhausenweg and take in the views of the Kitzbüheler Horn. As a reward, you'll find a selection of cozy cafés and bakeries waiting for you.
TRAIN + MOUNTAIN BIKE
If you want to experience the 360 Flow Trails Kitzbühel-Kirchberg, it couldn’t be easier. Step off directly at the Hahnenkamm station and head to the gondola of the same name to ride Tirol’s longest flow trail and the new Sonnenrast beginner trails. Alternatively, get off at Kirchberg train station for access to advanced trails via the Gaisberg and Fleck lifts, just 5 minutes away.
DISCOVER THE FLIXBUS ROUTES FOR BIKERS
Take the FlixBus to reach Kitzbühel. Our nearest hub is Wörgl, offering affordable connections from Rome (Italy), Frankfurt/Munich (Germany), or Vienna/Salzburg.
From Wörgl, you can enjoy a scenic 35 km bike ride through the beautiful Windau Valley, following the bike path all the way to Kitzbühel and its surrounding villages.