E-Bike Paradise
Kitzbühel offers an extensive network of signposted e-bike routes. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed ride, or an active sports enthusiast, you’ll find the perfect route. From relaxing valley loops, to scenic high-altitude trails, anything is possible.
- E-bike charging stations along many routes
- Rental options in the region
- Numerous places to stop for refreshments
- Diverse landscapes
- Regional cuisine & vibrant culture
Four destinations. Countless e-bike adventures.
Hahnenkamm and Kitzbüheler Horn
What is synonymous with legendary ski racing in winter becomes the perfect setting for e-biking in summer. The Hahnenkamm and Kitzbüheler Horn are easily accessible from town and combine alpine history with enjoyable rides, places to stop for refreshments, and breathtaking views.
- Hahnenkamm: 7+ mountain restaurants and scenic panoramic trails
- Kitzbüheler Horn: paved road to the summit, several places to stop for refreshments, and 360° views
- Character: iconic, scenic, and perfect for enjoyable e-bike tours
Aurach and Jochberg
Aurach and Jochberg embody the quiet, unspoiled charm of Kitzbühel. The region is characterised by gentle side roads and light traffic. From here, you can explore both the Südberge mountains and the alpine landscape around the Saukasegraben and Resterhöhe—ideal for leisurely e-bike tours off the beaten path.
- Peace & Space: low-traffic side roads as well as relaxed valley and high-altitude routes
- Alpine Access: The Südberge and Rettenstein area as distinct adventure destinations
- Nature & Refreshments: traditional huts such as Bruggeralm, Trattenbach, Hochwildalm, Kelchalm, Panorama Alm, and more
Reith
Reith connects the gentle waters and meadows of the Bichlach with the alpine experience of the Astberg. Quiet paths wind through an open cultural landscape with views of the Wilder Kaiser, the Kitzbüheler Horn, and small lakes—ideal for relaxed e-bike tours offering plenty of variety.
- Close by & easy: just a 20-minute e-bike ride from Kitzbühel
- Views: some of the most beautiful views of the Wilder Kaiser
- Enjoyment & loops: traditional inns, cafés, and ideal routes for relaxed loop tours
E-bike charging stations
The Pengelstein e-bike charging station is free, easily accessible, and ideally located—perfect for a relaxing break along the way.
Many mountain restaurants in the region offer e-bike charging stations—perfect for a relaxing break and a chance to recharge your bike.
Tips for a Relaxing E-Bike Experience
- Pack a light jacket: The runs from the Horn, Hahnenkamm, and Pengelstein can get chilly
- Keep an eye on your battery range: charging stations are available, but not all are compatible with every type of adapter.
- Bring a small tool kit and emergency gear: A pump or inner tube ensures flexibility
- Take advantage of loop routes: varied trails starting and ending in the valley
- Start early: for quiet trails, alpine pastures, and scenic sections
- Be considerate: on pastures, alpine pastures, and toward other trail users
E-bike Tours and Inspiration
FAQ
The combination of scenic trails, modern infrastructure, and authentic Tyrolean culture is what sets it apart.
For leisure cyclists, families, and active cyclists alike.
Yes, many routes are clearly marked and well connected.
There are several rental shops in Kitzbühel offering modern models.
You’ll find public and private charging stations along many of the routes. If you know your destination, we recommend calling the restaurant in advance to inquire about charging options. You can also find additional locations on the Kitzbühel bike map.
From spring to fall, Kitzbühel offers ideal conditions.
Yes. Kitzbühel offers numerous easy routes with moderate gradients, clear signage, and plenty of places to stop for a break—ideal for getting started with e-biking. At the same time, more challenging routes allow you to explore more and more as your experience grows.
There are numerous alpine pastures and inns located right along the trails.
The options range from short valley walks to extended day hikes.
Drive at a safe speed, be considerate of others, and plan your route realistically.