Rules of conduct

Rules ensure the freedom of each individual and enable coexistence in the community.

For your own safety, we ask you to observe the following rules of conduct. These are important not only for us but also for the environment. Because only if we all respect the forest and meadows together can we provide well-laid, constructed, and maintained trails in the long term.

WHY PAY FOR THE TRAILS?

Our product is the trails! Time, energy, know-how, and quite a bit of money are invested here.

The "Wexl Trails" cannot be financed through a mountain railway. Additionally, we believe that mountain biking is not about the ride up in the lift, but about cool trails and paths.

And here we are at the point: the highest priority is the quality of the trails and the extension of the trails. This priority costs money - everyone is aware of that. However, to even be able to think about the priority, many more things need to happen beforehand: talks with neighbors, landowners, and foresters need to be conducted to clarify the project and outline the possibilities. Please always keep "togetherness" in mind when you are out in nature. For landowners and foresters in the changing area, it was important to find a solution because they should be able to carry out their work in peace and without risk. That’s why willingness to compromise was high and the outcome is cool trails.

Let us continue with the planning, which requires a lot of know-how and good people – we have them and they cost money.

Once the basic building blocks are laid, the construction of the trail begins, and it is extremely costly. A trail is handmade! No trail construction is possible without getting your hands on a shovel, without rakes, and also without machines like excavators and similar. It costs money and nerves.

But it's fun – we all enjoy it. Whether building trails or riding them – our passion is mountain biking. To ensure you can expect perfect conditions for fun, a trail entry is required.

The trail ticket helps cover the costs of planning, development, and construction. On top of that, it finances the lease for the landowners and the insurance. So, it’s for all of us.

Therefore, our big request: get your trail tickets at the sales points! The network of sales points has been expanded just for you to make access to the tickets easier. Additionally, "frequent riders" are rewarded with a great price on the season pass.

We would like to point out that being on or around the Wexl Trails without a valid trail ticket and thus disregarding this regulation can lead to a possession disturbance report by the landowners.

So please stick to the marked and designated tracks and check your trail ticket. Ride on and keep on smiling!