アインルールのバイクパーク・トップ20

Great lines for experts! But beginners can also ride the moderate flow line. Everyone can ride at their own comfortable pace! One or two descents are a must on this round trip. All free of charge – thanks for that!

Nice bike park! The jump line on the left is great for practicing without having to climb forever. Unfortunately, the lower sections were being reworked (thanks for that).

Hiking trail to the lower cross path towards the Ochsenkopf, the climbing forest, and the Bike Park, starting directly at the Talschenke (Tal Inn). On the cross path, walk a short distance to the right, then turn left up the sunken path, which continues towards the monastery, the high school, and the Bike Park. The cross path on the left leads to the climbing forest, bunkers, and a fantastic view! Rideable by eMTB, but steep and technically not for beginners. This is NOT the official uphill section through the Bike Park: it starts about 70 meters behind the exit gate on the paved road towards Vossenack...

A special treasure of the Eifel National Park is the open land on the Dreiborn Plateau. Here, there are grasses, broom, hawthorn bushes, and many animal species that need precisely this. The endangered skylark, for example, lives and breeds in the open landscape. That's why it's so important that we humans stay exclusively on marked trails and do not disturb the breeding grounds of sensitive species off the trails 🐣. Over time, the open land becomes overgrown with shrubs and isolated trees 🌳. To prevent the open land from disappearing completely, certain areas are mowed late in the year (after the breeding season). According to international criteria (IUCN Category II), such "management" is permitted in the long term on up to 25% of a national park's area. The most important "rules" for protecting nature: Stay on official trails, do not make fires or make noise, keep dogs on leashes, and take your trash with you. Thank you for your understanding! 💚

Beautiful, well-maintained and varied trails down towards Simonskall

Nice bike park. Be careful with the categories, though. In other bike parks, the blue line would be more red, and the red line would be more black. Otherwise, the bike park is a lot of fun.

Description from the website https://www.dimb.de/dimb-bikepark-rureifel/: "The Hürtgenwald BikePark will continue to operate as DIMB BikePark Rureifel from March 7, 2024. The care and maintenance of the trails will be handled in the future by the trail administrators of the DIMB IG Rureifel. We are supported in this by the former operator, Nordeifel Gravity e.V." and "Concept changes: ‼️ Public Bike Park, which can be used free of charge, Operating hours from April 1 to November 1, No operational supervision, Public rescue concept/infrastructure (rescue points), Terms of use are being revised (including signage), Trail admin team conducts regular inspections, ‼️ No more shuttle, New uphill route (1.8 km, 170 m elevation gain); entrance via K36, Redesign of the Bike Park to appeal to a broader user group, Annual maintenance and improvement, financial support from the DN district" Link to the overview board: https://www.dimb.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DIMB_BikePark_Rureifel_Uebersichtstafeln_160x100cm_Update_fin_Screen.pdf

Really worth a visit. Free after the reopening, but no shuttle.