Říčky Bike Park

Trail Descriptions

1. Red Trail

Located between the red and black ski slopes. Built from local natural materials – rocks, soil, wood. Most of the route runs through the forest and, in character, resembles classic Canadian-style trails. It is distinguished by a high number of bermed turns and technical sections that can be ridden at full speed or more safely on the inside line of the turn, so both advanced and beginner riders will enjoy it. The trail is spiced up by rock-armored sections and wooden bridges. These sections can be bypassed via an alternative route.

2. Black Trail

Technically more demanding, it makes use of the local terrain profile between the ski slopes and is built from local natural materials. The sections are not made up of berms in such quantity, and no wooden features were planned either. This is a route for more experienced riders, who will enjoy the maximum possible natural line through the local landscape over rocks, tree roots, and in many places also leaf litter.

3. Blue Trail

This one is intended primarily for beginner riders and families with children. The start of this route is again at the upper cable car station, where the trail entrance is clearly marked. It continues mostly along the blue ski slope and in its immediate vicinity. Our builders handled the elevation changes on the route with skill to preserve the trail’s character for children and beginners. We believe that the combination of berms, various rollers, and crossings will be fun even for more experienced riders.

4. Skills Park

A unique area with tracks of three different difficulty levels that help you master riding on wooden obstacles and overall improve your riding skills. All of it is built on monumental foundations made from local spruce trees. Even children can get over the easiest track (from the approach on the right-hand side) without any problems. The other two tracks are for more advanced riders. The hardest track then ends with two berms and a bridge. You’ll enjoy our skills center not only as an add-on to the trails, but easily as standalone fun for the whole family. Free entry. 

5. Pumptrack

It is built from local materials and is used to practice riding rollers and berms by pumping, without the need to pedal. Recommended for beginner riders and families with children. Free entry.