A cycling holiday at a hotel in Tyrol is the very definition of freedom on two wheels – a fascinating combination of your own physical effort, the rush of the wind in your hair and the unfiltered experience of Alpine nature. What makes it so special is the unique change of perspective: from the saddle of a mountain bike or a modern e-bike, you conquer distances that open up completely new panoramic views, whilst at the same time feeling every metre of elevation gain intensely and becoming one with the mountain world. Why should you definitely give this adventure a go? Because a cycling holiday clears your head in a way that hardly any other sport can. The interplay of the rhythm of movement, the crisp mountain air and the proud moment of reaching the summit brings a flood of pure happiness. It’s the perfect balance between physical challenge and mental relaxation. When this experience culminates in the restaurant and spa of our bike hotel in Tyrol after a thrilling ride across gentle alpine meadows or flowing trails, you can really feel how deeply this active break revitalises both body and soul.
The Bike Hotel in Tyrol: outdoor adventures right on your doorstep
Your holiday on the sunny plateau at the Bike Hotel in Tyrol
For passionate downhill cyclists, active families and e-bike explorers, the Schlosshotel Fiss is the ultimate destination for an unforgettable cycling holiday in the Tyrolean Alps. Situated right next to the award-winning Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis Bike Park and at the heart of a spectacular network of single tracks, you’ll experience the perfect blend of sporting activity and 5-star luxury here with us. Thanks to our stunning location, your adventure begins straight away, right on the doorstep of our bike hotel in Tyrol. The Bacher sports shop will happily kit you out with the latest mountain bikes and e-bikes on request.
The combination of the tranquil mountain setting and the challenging activity – which demands a high degree of concentration, body control and the ability to push your limits – is what makes trail riding such a wonderful yet thrilling sport. This adventure is available for riders of all ability levels at the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis Bike Park. Test your limits and learn to overcome obstacles on the trail network near the Waldbahn in Fiss! You’ll find bike-friendly accommodation at the Schlosshotel Fiss.
Let’s get started with your Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis holiday and experience the thrills of one of Austria’s most exciting bike parks!
And after your ride? It’s time for some wellness and even more of that holiday feeling: a seamless transition from the saddle into the soothing comfort of our spa area. Whether you’re allowing tired muscles to recover in the Finnish panoramic sauna, relaxing deeply with a bespoke sports massage, or unwinding in the Aqua Monte panoramic pool, sporting excellence and exquisite wellness luxury merge into a perfect, harmonious whole. To round off a long day on two wheels, our pampering half-board package also offers you a delicious evening meal that will replenish all your energy reserves for the next trail.
“Mountain biking and e-biking are attracting more and more people. It’s a sport that combines adventure and enjoyment, and one that allows us to experience the mountains in a whole new way.”
Christian Rietzler, SHF Outdoor-Guide
Straight from the bike hotel in Tyrol onto the trails
Single tracks
Want to take it to the next level? Then you’ll find plenty of singletrack trails for every ability level – from beginners to advanced riders – in the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis region around our bike hotel in Austria.
If you’d like to get to grips with mountain biking first, the Alpkopf Trail is particularly well suited for this. This green-marked trail is considered very easy, requiring little to no previous trail experience. Starting at the Waldbahn, via the Sunliner to the Alpenkopfbahn, you can easily transport your mountain bike in the gondolas. The starting point is the top station of the Alpenkopfbahn, from where the 2.6-kilometre-long downhill ride begins.
For a slightly greater challenge, try the 3.8-kilometre-long, blue-marked Hög Trail, which is still suitable for beginners but offers a steeper challenge with a few undulations and sections with tree roots. The route can be reached via the Alpenkopfbahn, getting off at the middle station, or by continuing on from the Alpkopf Trail.
The red trails feature tighter bends, steps, roots and stones. One example is the 8.7-kilometre-long Frommestrail. After a short climb from the Fisser Joch, the trail starts at an altitude of 2,490 metres and leads through open alpine pastures alongside a stunning mountain panorama to the forest, where a few more challenging sections await, requiring advanced riding skills.
