Audio Guide of Bike Kingdom

Bike Kingdom is open from mid-June to late October, generally from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, depending on the weather. You can get there by car via the A13 motorway to the Lenzerheide valley or by train to Alvaneu station and then a local bus; for more details, visit the official website lenzerheide.com.

Entry to the area is free, but you need a ticket for the cable cars and lifts, which costs around CHF 59 for a full day in the main season. There are discounts for children and family packages; buy your tickets online at lenzerheide.com to avoid queues.

A typical visit lasts 4 to 6 hours if you are a beginner or visiting with family, but you can extend it to a full day if you explore all the trails. Plan according to your fitness level so you do not get too tired.

Bike Kingdom opened in 2013 as Switzerland’s first bike park for families, promoting accessible mountain biking for all levels. Its importance lies in combining fun with education about sustainable cycling in the Alps, attracting thousands of visitors each year.

The best period is from July to September, when the weather is more stable and there is less rain; avoid early mornings if you are a beginner because of dew on the trails. During the day, go between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM to enjoy full sunshine without extreme crowds.

Accessibility is limited due to the mountainous terrain and biking trails, but some lifts are wheelchair accessible and there are adapted routes for e-bikes. Contact the visitor center at +41 81 385 58 58 for specific options or assistance.

Nearby you will find the Lenzerheide ski area in winter, Lake Heidsee for a relaxing walk, and Lenzerheide Adventure Park with zip lines. Explore the Heidsee area for local restaurants; more information at lenzerheide.com.

Bring a helmet, gloves, and water; rent bikes on site if you do not bring your own, and check the trail map to choose routes that match your level. Use the Lenzerheide app for real-time updates on weather and temporary closures.