ヘルバーティンゲンのおすすめMTBライド

The hiking parking lot is located near the Laiz town hall. Several hikes can be started from here. Next to the parking lot, there is also a bakery called Mahl, where refreshments are available.

From the bike path, I cycled along the meadows a bit. It was marked as a trail on the sat nav, but it's actually a meadow. You can also see this view from the bike path.

Entrance portal - Hohenzollern Castle Sigmaringen 🏰👑⚔🗿 - Former princely residence and administrative seat of the Princes of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen

Historic Building Marstall Building The "Hereditary Prince's Marstall" was a riding school with stables, coach houses, and apartments for princely servants, and was occupied in 1876/77. In 1874, building inspector Josef Laur began the reconstruction of the "Marstall." The riding hall was located in the central section of the imposing building. In 1926, the Princely Court Carpentry Shop was housed in the building, and in 1956, the Princely Hohenzollern Electrical Center. In 1993, the architects August and Agnes Moschkon were commissioned to restore, remodel, and expand the former riding hall. Today, the Marstall building houses the German Post Office, a shop selling art and home accessories, an ice cream parlor, Wilhelms Wine Bar, and the Brauwerk Zoller-Hof theme restaurant. The impressive Zündapp Museum is located above the brewery. Source: https://www.oberschwaben-tourismus.de/attractions/marstall-gebaeude-b772776bd4

Very nice outdoor pool with a good restaurant and a very friendly, helpful owner. Prices are fair and the food is good!

Very nice

Very nice

Great spot! The area impresses with its loving design and a fairly large run-up hill that gives you plenty of momentum (some other dirt parks tend to skimp on this one and anyone who doesn't have advanced jumping technique has to fight not to "starve") and also has really cool run-ins: There is a small stone drop and a mini gap in the run-up to the bigger jumps, which is just fun and offers additional practice opportunities for beginners too. Awesome! The two bark mulch jumps with wooden ramps with classic "dirt jumping" (i.e. tight/steep) radii form the heart of the location. The jumps are well built and also offer other fun variations, for example to the side. There is also a large dirt double, which I haven't jumped yet so I can't say more about. There are also several table lines that invite you to play around and where you can get used to jumping. So all in all: particularly valuable rating 👍 We had fun and will definitely be back! 😊 (Only the "traffic routing" and the climb back up the starting hill might cause a bit of chaos in the pump track-like outdoor areas when there is more traffic - this wasn't a problem for us given that there was very little traffic, but it did become clear that it was a bit unclear what to do and when and in which direction, and how the people who want to get back up the starting hill can get up there without getting in each other's way...).