RED TRAILS

The red paths of the Mottolino Bike Park are ideal for both rides who want a fluent and fast path, and for who prefers a technical and endearing riding style, rhythmic and dynamic.

They adapt to beginners who during their first experience want to try something more lively than the easy slopes but also to those who have more experience but still don't approach the black slopes.

As well as the three blue/red paths mentioned in the page “blue paths”, the red paths of the Livigno Bike Park are the following:

ALL THE RED PATHS OF MOTTOLINO BIKE PARK
Flow Trails are fast and flowing paths. The Tech Trails are more technical trails with more natural obstacles.

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	2 • FIRST EVER TRAIL: RED – FLOW Lenght: 1.700 m – Slope: 14,6% Single fast trail, but not too technical, despite some root and some steeper transitions.
	9 • STONER TRAIL: RED – FLOW Lenght: 2.000 m – Slope: 13,4% Faster path in the middle of the woods with various ups and downs, ideal to gain confidence with speed.
	6 • CHEMICAL WATER TRAIL: BLUE/RED – TECH Lenght: 450 m – Slope: 21,6% Path rather flat, but made fun by the presence of roots and many curves. In the final part it connects with the First Ever.
	8 • 23 TRAIL: RED – TECH Lenght: 284 m – Slope: 22% The creators of the more technical « Panet » propose a more simple path but with some narrow transitions.

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BIKE PARK MAP 2023

The map of the Mottolino bike park is the essential instrument to start discovering the available paths.

Download it now and decide which ones are the most fitting paths for your riding likings, in which order you would like to go through them and how to improve your abilities in the famous Mottolino bike park.

Decide if you’re in the mood for technicality or flow, velocity or complexity and give yourself objectives to achieve: with the Mottolino bike park map in your hands, your experience starts already from your home.

Click on the image to view the Mottolino Bikepark Trail map.
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