San Martino Bike Arena

This line, opened in June 2013, is the most characteristic of San Martino Bike Arena. An emotional and spectacular course through woods and fields around the legendary Tognola Uno ski slope, in front of Pale di San Martino.

An easy but very fun track, with challenging sections avoidable through dedicated Chicken Lines. Two wood parabolic, a breath-taking wall-ride and different structures make the track various and fun.

Level of difficulty: Intermediate.

Tognola DH Due line is the second track of San Martino Bike Arena, open since July 2015. Steeper and more demanding than the Tognola DH Tre, this new track is a drop jumps and high speed parabolic after the other, characteristics that definitely makes it the most thrilling route!

Tognola DH Due descends below the line of Tognola cable car towards the walls of Tognola Uno slope, moving to Malga Crel. The track boasts over 7 wooden structures and a bridge to cross the road in the final part, to add some more fun to the Gravity offer of San Martino Bike Arena!

Level difficulty: Hard.

Opened in summer 2014, it is the natural follow up of Tognola DH Uno line. It is a gentler and flatter track, which runs along the woods and Tognola Tre winter slope.

The humps on the first stretch are very fun, they leave room then for much more technical zigzag, where the 30 × 30 ″ race is held every year, finally arriving at the departure station of Tognola cable car.

In this variant the less experienced will be able to become more familiar with jumps and technical parts while the more experienced can have fun flying from one corner to another!

Level of difficulty: Easy.

Final Fantasy is the big news of the summer 2024 at San Martino Bike Arena! The bike park will indeed be enriched with a brand new downhill track that will complement the already existing offer with one. It is a flow line 4.7 km long with a 500 meter elevation gain. Its greatest feature is the progressive increase in difficulty along the trail, thanks to which novice riders can gradually improve their technique and become familiar with new obstacles. However, by building different lines and trajectories, those who already know their stuff can have fun with gaps, jumps, drops, and parabolas!