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Mountain biking

Discover the area on two wheels. Whether you ride comfortably along the lakes or master a challenging single trail: the possibilities are unlimited. Discover the most beautiful trails for your mountain bike vacations in Nidwalden.

Mountain bike tours

E-Mountain bike tours

Pumptrack Nidwalden

Bikeguides

Bike offers

Bike hotels

Bikeshops

All about mountain biking

montain bike transport

Emmetten
Mountain railway Emmetten-Stockhütte, CHF 5.00 per day/bike (season ticket CHF 50.00) 

Rent a mountain bike

Emmetten
Höhenhotel Seeblick (Hugenstrasse 24, 6376 Emmetten)

Beckenried
Lussi Veloshop (Kirchweg 19, 6375 Beckenried)

Buochs
Velo Frank (Seefeldstrasse 2, 6374 Buochs)

Stans
Lussi Veloshop (Ennetmooserstrasse 4, 6370 Stans)

Dallenwil
Dallenwil-Wirzweli cable car (valley station), Maxon e-bikes CHF 45.00 per day / CHF 35.00 for 4 hours)

E-mountain bike charging stations

Bike wash & repair opportunity

Emmetten
Automatic bike wash, cost: CHF 2.00 per wash (Gemeindewerkhof, Kohltalstrasse 4, 6376 Emmetten)

Beckenried
Bike wash, incl. repair opportunity, free of charge. (Hotel Seerausch, Buochserstrasse 54, 6375 Beckenried).
Recommendation: After a bike tour, enjoy a beer on the terrace directly on Lake Lucerne.

Bike wash Seerausch, Beckenried

The best Mountain biking tours in Nidwalden

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Jochpass Trail

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Hells-Bells Trail Engelberg

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Biketour Seewligrat on Bürgenstock

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Trudy-Trail Engelberg

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Panorama Biketour on Klewenalp

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Biketour Choltal-Klewenalp

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Jochpass Trail

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Hells-Bells Trail Engelberg

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Biketour Seewligrat on Bürgenstock

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Trudy-Trail Engelberg

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Panorama Biketour on Klewenalp

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Biketour Choltal-Klewenalp

Trail rules

The mountain-biker’s code be a likeable biker!
mountain bikers…

… are tolerant and considerate.

  • Respect the rights of way of other trail users.
  • Announce your presence in plenty of time – and there’s always time for a quick hello.
  • Reduce your speed when overtaking, or crossing someone’s path. If necessary, stop.
  • Avoid busy sections.

… protect what they love.

  • Only ride on designated roads, paths, trails and marked slopes
  • Do not leave the designated routes.
  • Respect trail closures and protected areas.

… are considerate of wild animals and farm animals.

  • If you encounter an animal, stop and wait until it has gone on its way.
  • Close all gates after passing through them.
  • Pass herds of animals and guard dogs on foot, calmly, and at a respectful distance.
  • Do not ride on trails at night.

... leave no traces.

  • Avoid hard braking and skidding – that damages both the trail and your tyres.
  • After rainfall, avoid unpaved surfaces.
  • Take your litter home.

… stay in control.

  • Always maintain an adequate stopping sight distance.
  • Adapt your speed to the circumstances.
  • Plan your tour; realistically assess your own abilities and the weather.

... are well equipped and well informed.

  • Always wear a helmet.
  • Always take along a repair kit and first-aid kit.
  • Warm, waterproof clothes are required on bike tours.
  • Make sure your bike is roadworthy.
  • In emergencies, ask for help. Emergency number: 112, Rega air rescue: 1414

Follow these rules and be a good ambassador for our sport. Be considerate of others – Share the Trail!