Wasserfall auf dem Blindseetrail

The stony, technical trail paired with the great view are really great.

A "bike sliding sign" is attached 150 m in front of the waterfall. In any case, caution is advised here, as two places are really narrow and in the worst case it can go far downhill. Only popular for really safe bikers.

The classic for the photo evidence on the Blind Sea Trail. The access is actually easy, but sometimes your head doesn't go along with it. Often also hikers on the way.

mega view of the Blindsee, great landscape!

Shortly before the waterfall is a sign on which "mountain biker push" stands. I recommend this to all, even the experienced bikers, to heed. Shortly before the waterfall comes from a level not visible from above, which can end with the smallest mistake with a departure over the handlebars - and that is then sometimes very dangerous in this gradient.

An absolute highlight for a little experienced biker. The trail is demanding but mobile and offers an invaluable view of the Blindsee and the surrounding mountains

Here you can take a nice souvenir photo

Signposted as a pushing route, but with a little practice no problem on the bike either

Here you have almost made the long descent. Take a short rest and enjoy. A few meters further there is a great view of the Blindsee.

The waterfall section on the Blindseetrail is very impressive!
After the waterfall, a lookout point invites you to linger.

Nice spot on the trail.

Very adventurous and nice place.

Quite demanding S2 Trail rewarded for the driveway.

Nice refreshing after such a descent ;-)

Great waterfall. Pushing is both hot and mandatory here. It's pretty far downhill on the left.

Here, too, I would not rate the course of the trail using S2 - however, the slightly exposed course of the trail naturally requires a concentrated driving style. For advanced mountain bikers, the section of the waterfall, which is signposted as a "sliding passage", is also unproblematic to ride. No matter if pushed or driven: the section is absolutely impressive!

The waterfall is a challenge for some blind lake trail riders, it is good to descend at a little more speed, through the waterfall in order to get up on the opposite side without any problems without having to get off. What unfortunately many bikers forget today, this is also a hiking trail!

Experienced drivers make it easy even without dismounting, even if signs ask to do so ;-)

So this is really a "black" trail with more S3 than S2 !! Therefore, more than caution is required here and trail beginners or inexperienced as well as "riding a trail with the e-bike on vacation" should avoid this, because something happens faster than you think.
I have been riding MTB for almost 20 years and consider myself an experienced biker and despite being careful when riding (slowly and highly concentrated), I was blown away. Fortunately only abrasions on the lower leg and face despite the impact with the helmet, cheekbones and chin on a stone. My guardian angel did a really good job there.
Also I don't understand the guys who made the YouTube video about the Blindsee Trail, this video definitely gives a wrong impression about the trail. Because of flowing and driving at speed, if you want to kill yourself, you can do that .....
In spite of everything, a gigantic view of the Blindsee and when you get down below Heil you can proudly say "I did it".

The descent is very technically challenging, but you will be rewarded with cool water

There are many photo stops on the promising trail, which is always a great advantage for hikers if they can continue on their way without fear of rowdy bikers. The difficulties cannot simply be assessed in general terms. Anyone who is out and about after a heavy thunderstorm has a higher risk of falling in the loose debris. After a longer period of fine weather, things are a lot easier.