Ride, train, have fun!

A dedicated space to help you build confidence and technique on off-road trails, featuring a main loop and 7 skill lines with different types of obstacles and difficulty levels.

What will I find at the Skill Park Busatte?

• A 550-metre main loop – perfect for getting comfortable with off-road riding.
• 7 skill park variants – specific lines designed to help you practise various MTB techniques, with increasing levels of difficulty.

What technical features can I try?

1. Rock Garden (45 m): a challenging stretch with exposed rocky ground.
2. Technical Downhill (60 m): steep descent with natural obstacles.
3. Technical Uphill (80 m): uphill section with fixed rocks and natural features.
4. Drop 40 cm (60 m): a 40 cm drop.
5. Drop 80 cm (25 m): a more advanced 80 cm drop.
6. Stepped Section (65 m): a trail with multiple steps.
7. Roller Section (65 m): a sequence of rolling bumps.

You’ll also find Garda Trentino MTB trail signage throughout the Skill Park – the perfect chance to get to know the waymarkers for official MTB trails in the area.

Ready to ride the Skill Park?

This Skill Park is part of the Outdoor Park Garda Trentino – a project by the local tourism board and public institutions to give you safe, well-maintained spaces to enjoy your favourite sport.

Keep in mind, though, that this is a natural environment and mountain biking comes with risks – ride with care and responsibility.

Want to learn the basics of bike handling in total safety, guided by expert instructors? Book one of the experiences at the Bike Skill Park Busatte:

• MTB Skill Park Busatte - New generation riders: an MTB experience designed for kids aged 8 to 12.
• MTB Skill Park Busatte - Get your skills: a beginner-friendly group course, ideal for those new to mountain biking or just getting started with an e-bike.

What you need to know:

• Access is for bikers and their MTB only – no pedestrians, hikers, or other users allowed on the tracks.
• Children must always be accompanied – there’s no supervision along the routes.

Remember to:

• Always wear a helmet.
• Read the route descriptions and make sure your skills match the trail difficulty.
• Ride the main loop and all variants in the indicated direction (clockwise for the loop).
• Stay on the trails.
• Move to the side of the trail if you stop.
• Watch out at crossings and intersections, and be aware of other riders.

Ride safely:

By entering the Skill Park, you accept the risks associated with mountain biking and agree to manage them independently.

Garda Dolomiti Tourism Board is not liable for any damage to people or property while using the park – especially if the safety rules above are not followed.