Pumptrack und Jumpline-Anlage Pettenbach

The BFC Bergflow association, Pettenbach Ski Club, led by Alexander Trink, as well as Mario Mitteregger, Andi Pühringer, and many others, designed the new Pump Track in Pettenbach, directly next to the sports facility along the bypass. From now on, young and old can cruise here by bike. If you also want to use the track, please make sure you have the necessary equipment. A proper mountain bike is just as essential as protective gear (helmet & protectors), which should definitely be worn. Please observe the instructions directly at the entrance. We wish all recreational athletes much joy and, above all, accident-free rides on the new track. Good to know: A pumptrack, formerly known as a BMX trail, is usually created as a circular course from earth or clay and is equipped with numerous waves, such as berms or jumps. The “Bike Trail” is approximately one meter wide. New variations of pumptracks are designed with hard surface materials, such as asphalt or concrete. The first pumptracks were built as early as the 70s and 80s. With 300 hours of voluntary work, the result is now impressive. In addition, the municipality supported by covering costs for certain materials and work. Further great support came from Georg Berger-Schauer, who drew up the plan for it. Karl-Heinz Strauß also provided the basic framework for the ramp with a container. (c) www.meinbezirk.at/kirchdorf/c-sport/eroeffnung-des-pump-track-in-pettenbach_a4822021 We recommend arriving by public transport! By train: via Wels station to Lambach station, with the Vorchdorferbahn (line 160) or from Gmunden with the Traunsee Tram (line 161) from Stern & Haferl Bahnen to Vorchdorf Eggenberg station. Numerous connections from Wels station to the main express trains on the Westbahn line (line 101) or via Gmunden to the Salzkammergutbahn in the direction of Bad Ischl, Hallstatt and Bad Aussee By bus: OÖVV bus lines 481 from Kirchdorf to Vorchdorf or 501 from Wels to Vorchdorf Please note the regulations for bicycle transport on trains and buses! By car: Westautobahn A1: Vienna - Voralpenkreuz-A1 - A1 Vorchdorf exit Westautobahn A1: Munich - Salzburg - A1 Vorchdorf exit Inntalautobahn A8 Passau - Wels - Voralpenkreuz A1 - A1 Vorchdorf exit From the center of Vorchdorf (Schwarzelmüller car park you immediately reach the Almuferweg, which runs through Vorchdorf). Directions: If you arrive by car or moped to the pumptrack, please park it at the sports field car park. Please follow the path to the Pump Track on foot or by bike! It is best to come directly to us by bike!