The Gaistal in Tyrol is a true paradise for mountain bikers. The numerous alms and breathtaking nature make it an ideal destination for bikers. In the summer, as currently in this July 2026, the Gaistal offers the best conditions for mountain biking, with temperatures around 18°C and only a light wind of 5 km/h.
The Best Routes for Bikers
Routes for Every Level of Difficulty
In the Gaistal, bikers will find routes for every taste and every level of difficulty. From easy rides on asphalted paths to challenging trails through the mountain forest - there’s something for everyone. Some of the most popular routes lead to the numerous alms in the region, such as the Hämmermoosalm, the Meilerhütte, or the Rotmoosalm.
Alms and Huts
Many of the alms in the Gaistal offer not only a welcome rest stop but also a variety of drinks and food. Some of the currently open alms are the Hämmermoosalm, the Meilerhütte, the Rotmoosalm, the Katzenkopfhütte, the Hochfeldernalm, the Seebenalm, the Knorrhütte, the Rauthhütte, the Tillfußalm, the Ehrwalderalm, the Wiener Neustädter Hütte, the Gaistalalm, the Wangalm, and the Coburgerhütte.
Facts about the Alms:
- Opening hours: vary depending on the alm, but usually from 9:00 to 17:00
- Difficulty: easy to challenging, depending on the route
- Hiking time: depending on the route, from 1 to 5 hours
- Ideal for: bikers of all levels, from beginners to professionals
Routes and Tours
One of the most popular routes is the Biking in the Alm Paradise Gaistal, which leads through the beautiful Gaistal. Another recommendation is the High Alm Circular Hike, which is also suitable for mountain bikers. For those looking for a challenge, the Steinernes Hüttl is a good choice.
Tip: The best time for mountain biking in the Gaistal is during the week, when fewer people are on the move.
Further Information
For more information about the Gaistal, the Olympic Region Seefeld, and the surrounding alms and hiking routes, visit our pages: Alms, Routes, Current, Leutasch, Seefeld. We wish you a wonderful vacation in Tyrol!
Tip: Also visit our page With Dog for information on dog-friendly alms and routes.