• Date
    Saturday October 25, 2025
    to
    Sunday October 26, 2025
    past event
  • Type
    Festival
    Downhill Enduro XC
  • Activities
    Mountain Bike E-Bike
  • Location
    Thun Switzerland
    Viehmarktplatz, Berntorgasse 10, 3600 Thun
  • Website
    https://bikepark-thunersee.ch/social-res
  • Registration
    Open Free
Bikefest Thunersee
Festival Details:

Erlebt ein actiongeladenes Weekend und testet die neuesten Bikes unserer Partnershops Zusammen mit Flying Metal und Velolas haben wir spannende Side-events für euch vorbereitet. Vor Ort erwartet euch zudem ein Foodtruck, dazu gibt es Kaffee und eine Bar für den perfekten Bike-Saison Ausklang sowie eine kleine Afterparty am Samstagabend!

Das Detailprogramm wird bald bekannt gegeben. Stay tuned!

Zeitplan 25. Oktober 2025
10:00 – 17:15 Aussteller, Testbikes und Bikeshuttle Betrieb
ab 10:00 Kaffee und Kuchen
ab 11:00 Foodtruck
ab 12:00 Barbetrieb
17:30 Flying Metal Jump Show
18:00 Afterparty

Zeitplan 26. Oktober 2025
10:00 – 16:15 Aussteller, Testbikes und Bikeshuttle Betrieb
ab 10:00 Kaffee und Kuchen
ab 11:00 Foodtruck
ab 12:00 Barbetrieb
17:00 Flying Metal Jump Show

Infos
Ort: Auf dem Viehmarktplatz in Thun

Zeiten Bikeshuttle: Der Bikeshuttle verkehrt an diesem Tag zwischen 10:15 – 17:15/16:15 halbstündlich

Preise Bikeshuttle: Einzelticket 7.- CHF / 3-Fahrten 20 CHF / 10-Fahrten 58.- CHF

Anmeldung Sideevents: vor Ort beim jeweiligen Stand

Teilnahme und Kosten: Der Biketest ist für alle Personen zugänglich. Um am Bikestest teilzunehmen muss ein Trailpass gelöst werden (Tagestrailpass 5.- / Jahrestrailpass 70.-)

Verpflegung: Foodtruck sowie Kaffee und Bar vor Ort

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