MTB Trail Map

Coming next summer…this adaptive friendly trail will traverse its way back across the mountain in-between Sidewinder and Dream Catcher.

Coming next summer…TWO new advanced downhill tracks will take the Thredbo MTB park to the next level! Starting from the top of the Merritts Gondola and finishing at Friday Flat, each track weaves its way down through some of our best terrain featuring enclosed tree sections and natural rock features.

This technical trail traverses its way across the mountain, with riders weaving tight tech sections and over rock rolls, before dropping into a fast and flowy tree section that takes you back to the Merritts Gondola mid-station.

Starting from the top of Gunbarrel chairlift, our beginner trail makes its way down to the bottom of the Cruiser MTB area with a mellow mix of small berms and rollers, perfect for those learning the ropes of downhill riding. Riders then have the option to continue onto Sidewinder, take another lap on Easy Rider or download the Merritts Gondola.

Starting at the top of the Cruiser Chairlift, Upper Easy Rider gently makes its way down the Cruiser MTB area to the top of Gunbarrel, where you have the choice to head back Valley Terminal, or continue on our beginner trail back to the bottom of the Cruiser Area. Easy Rider is the perfect starting point for those new to mountain biking and looking for an introduction into gravity riding within the MTB park.

Sidewinder descends from the top of the Merritts Gondola and wraps around the side of the mountain through some incredible terrain. Graded as a beginner trail, Sidewinder will take riders on a roller coaster like experience with little pedaling & braking required. The trail features deep flowing berms, rolling terrain and some small features to test your skills on. Sidewinder will provide bucket loads of fun for all abilities.

Woody’s is a short off-shoot from the lower Kosciuszko Flow Trail. Winding its way through dense bush it features hand built techy terrain with a few machine built berms thrown in. This is the perfect introduction into technical single-track riding with plenty of variation and obstacles to navigate.

One of Thredbo’s signature trails, the Kosciuszko Flow offers supreme machine built single-track with never ending rollers & flowing berms. The steady gradient gives riders a more mellow ride, but still providing the adrenalin rush of gravity riding. It is a blast top to bottom and offers fun for all abilities.

Winding its way through awesome terrain on each side of the High Noon steeps, this trail flaunts effortless flowing berms and cruisy traverses. The more advanced will spot the odd gap or two making it loads of fun for all. The trail offers a progression into more advanced flow gravity riding. Ricochet is accessible from Centre Link.

Paparazzi draws its name from its incredible views and riding features and will be a photographer’s delight. Descending through the top of “The Bowl” the trail uses the terrain of the sub-alpine ecosystem and features rock clusters, flowing turns and natural features throughout. At the finish trailhead riders will have the option to link up with Grasshopper, Lower Easy Rider or Pegasus.

The Flow Link is a technical section that features multiple man made rock gardens and river crossings and some deep berms.

Starting in the Cruiser area, this short and sweet flow trail is the perfect way to warm up the legs for a big day on the mountain.

Starting at 1930m above sea level, riders are taken across the beautiful alpine scenery of the Central Spur with uninterrupted views of the Thredbo Valley. This trail features a mix of flow, pinch climbs and technical rock rolls.

Thredbo’s signature trail, descending 600m vertically through the tree-lined Supertrail slopes. Cannonball tests riders with off-camber roots, rock drops, large gap jumps, a wall-ride and other technical features that the gravity specialists dream about. Cannonball is one of the country’s most famous trails.

The Flip beginner skills park located at the top of the Merritts Gondola, the perfect place to warm up before a days riding. Featuring small rock gardens, berms & rollers, the skills park is perfect to practice your skills at including cornering, braking & body position.

Great free-rolling fun for the whole family and all riding styles. The track design is free form with rollers, berms and jumps. It is great for your mountain biking skills and for fitness.

The Boost Mobile Jumps Park features a progressive jump line with two lip options on each pad. All features are table tops slowing growing in size as you move through the line. The park is perfect for locking in the fundamentals of jumping before advancing to bigger gaps & jumps.

With only a slight undulation you loop around the southern end of the village along the Thredbo River. Keep pedalling onto the Friday Flat Loop, Bridle Loop or Thredbo Valley Track or simply follow the track behind the big carpark, onto Friday Drive back to the village.

Coming soon! Starting from the end of Paparazzi, this all new intermediate trail will feature a jump line helping to connect and provide variety in the Cruiser Bike Park area.

This impressive shared use trail takes riders down the picturesque Thredbo Valley and includes some amazing suspension bridges. Meandering along the banks of the famous Thredbo River, riders can maintain flow undulating through open grasslands and thick eucalyptus forests. There are options for beginners, or you can ride the whole way to Jindabyne if you’re an intermediate-advanced rider.

An alternative to the classic World Cup berms off the Kosciuszko Flow Trail, this new detour will take riders on a high intermediate flow trail utilizing the natural terrain of the Bushranger area.

This link trail is for those riders looking to make their way back to the Village from the Gondola mid-station. You wind you way through forests, past waterways and rock pools before traversing your way back to Valley Terminal.

The Golf Course Loop is a multi-use single-track skirting around the golf course and along the banks of the Thredbo River. The trail features some small steps, short technical climbs and some rock gardens to negotiate. This a great trail to practice your technical riding skills on without purchasing a lift pass.