The World Cup bike park at Daolasa in Trentino: four gondola-served trails including the famous Black Snake, a 4X track and the 1,261 m La Preda descent to the valley.
The official bike park pages don't mention e-bikes.
The 8-seat Daolasa–Val Mastellina gondola serves all trails with a Bike Pass; no e-bike rule or fee found.
Not found.
Not mentioned on the bike park pages.
No e-bike rules are published for the bike park. It is a gravity park built around downhill trails — ask the lift operator before bringing an e-bike.
The Val di Sole Bike Park at Daolasa (Commezzadura) in Trentino is best known for its World Cup downhill track. It is served by the 8-seat Daolasa–Val Mastellina gondola with a Bike Pass, and an electric Bike Train brings riders and bikes to the base station.
Trails
Four park trails each drop 550 m: White Wolf (4 km, moderate-easy), Golden Eagle (3.5 km) and Wild Grizzly (3 km), both moderate, and Black Snake — the 2.3 km expert World Cup track designed by Pippo Marani. There is also a 600 m Four Cross track. Outside the park proper, Trail La Preda descends 1,261 m from 2,039 m to the valley floor.
Season
In 2026 the bike park is open from 27 June to 13 September.
E-bikes
The official pages don't mention e-bikes at all — no rules, rental or charging. Treat it as a gravity park and check with the lift operator before bringing an eMTB.
Frequently asked questions
When is Val di Sole Bike Park open in 2026?
From 27 June to 13 September 2026.
How do I get up?
With a Bike Pass on the 8-seat Daolasa–Val Mastellina gondola.
Which is the easiest trail?
White Wolf, a 4 km moderate-easy trail.
What is the longest descent?
Trail La Preda, which drops 1,261 m from 2,039 m to the valley.