Wiriehorn Bike Park
The Bike Park Wiriehorn offers two downhill trails, a mountainbike educational path and three easy trails for children and beginners. Two pump tracks also invite you to enjoy biking.
Swiss Parks Network
Monbijoustrasse 61
CH-3007 Berne
Tel. +41 (0)31 381 10 71
Mob. +41 (0)76 525 49 44
info@parks.swiss
Naturpark Diemtigtal - The Mutz is the most challenging downhill track in the HOT-TRAIL Bikepark Wiriehorn. It was completely refurbished in the spring of 2026. Annual downhill races take place here.
Action, adrenaline, and a rush of excitement: «The Mutz» is the most challenging trail of the Wiriehorn Bikepark (S3 throughout, black) and is suitable only for advanced riders. This technical trail demands good technique, as it takes you over natural obstacles such as roots and rocks, and in places through man-made steep-wall bends. However, it guarantees lots of riding fun among like-minded riders. By the way, many iXS Downhill Cup events have already been held on this track.
The Wiriehorn cable car takes you and your bike up the mountain in comfort. So nothing stands in the way of a whole series of downhill runs. The trail ends at Allmiried. From here, either the Creekslide trail or the Homestretch trail leads straight back to the valley station. There are also showers, a bike wash and a barbecue area available here. Camping is permitted in the large car park (subject to a charge).
There is also a pump track and easy trails for children and beginners at the valley station.
You can get information about the opening hours and prices directly on site at the Wiriehorn lifts.
Wiriehornbahnen AG
3756 Zwischenflüh
T 033 684 12 33
info@wiriehorn.ch
www.wiriehorn.ch
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The HOT-TRAIL Bike Shop at the valley station rents out the appropriate equipment (or you can bring your own). We recommend a > prior reservation.
In the HOT-TRAIL Bike Park Wiriehorn there is the right track for every skill level: ride safely and according to your ability. We recommend protective gear and a helmet.