Pictured: Klínovec (illustrative photo)
Pictured: Klínovec (illustrative photo)Photo: Petr Kinšt, 2014 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Trail Park on Klínovec wants to keep bike operations open until 1 November 2026, weather permitting. The summer season began on 8 May. According to the resort spokesman Matyáš Kubín, summer attendance and revenue stayed at the previous year's level. After a weaker July, more people came to the resort in August, and interest continues into autumn.

The park offers about 30 kilometres of trails of varying difficulty and a further roughly 70 kilometres of marked routes for mountain bikes. The Illegal trail is the only one in Europe to have reached the top ten most popular trails in the Trailforks database. Trail staff maintain the routes continuously according to their condition, use and the weather.

The resort is also preparing for winter. According to Kubín, it is modernising snowmaking and developing retention reservoirs, which are meant to improve water management and reduce the energy demand of producing artificial snow. The restaurant U Staré lanovky at the summit is also being reconstructed. The cable cars and lifts face maintenance, servicing and the prescribed tests before the season. The resort is already offering seasonal ski passes for winter 2026/2027. Last year, skiing began on 28 November 2025 in limited operation, and the last winter season ended on 12 April 2026.

Chronology

  • — Trail Park Klínovec in the Karlovy Vary Region wants to keep its cycling operation running until 1 November, weather permitting; summer attendance and revenue matched last year. ČRo Karlovy Vary Deník: Karlovarský kraj

Sources

  1. ČRo Karlovy Vary — 20 October 2026
  2. Deník: Karlovarský kraj — 20 October 2026