ラッツェンブルクのバイクパーク・トップ8

Some of the trails are very rooty and accompanied by small and large obstacles (trees).

Some of the paths are very overgrown. Riding a mountain bike has its advantages. A little adventure awaits you.

Bike park with some jumps

This beautiful MTB trail leads between Groß Zecher and Zuckerhut on the southwest bank of the Küchensee along to the Priestersee. In between you always have fantastic lake views. Coming from the Lindenallee from Groß Zecher, the descent to the Küchensee shore is very steep and slippery. Better to be sensible / careful and push here. Getting off the handlebars here would be fatal. Shortly afterwards, a thick tree trunk lies across the path that cannot be avoided. You have to bring your bike over. The smaller tree trunks that used to block the trail have now been sawed and driven around. At the Priestersee there are some romantic fishing huts and some unfortunately private jetties, but they look great.

The section is very varied. First along the shore and then through the forest. No difficult passages but good to drive. That's fun.

In the area of Moisling you should stay on the larger path, as the trails north of it are very well-cropped and full of overturned trees.

"Trail" is rather an understatement for this wide forest path. It's certainly better than the parallel road, though. The right side of the path (to the southeast) is lined with wooded slopes, while to the left lies a wetland. Through the trees, you can catch glimpses of ponds and moorland lakes. (Of course, the path doesn't actually start in the pond, as marked on the map 😉) But the area has more to offer 😁 Twice, paths branch off to the right, leading to the slope on the southern shore of Lake Blankensee, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view and a short downhill trail. I would recommend this route over the end marked here. At the second of these junctions, a narrow path leads up along the edge of a field. (Sascha's picture shows its still quite wide beginning from the marked forest path.) And beyond that, keep your eyes peeled on the slopes 😉🤙🏻

Trave, Elbe-Lübeck Canal, Krähenwald and Christinental. Varied combination of actually several highlights. It is from the east to the west also technically more interesting continuously. Of course, the beginning and the end as well as the intermediate passages can be individually designed.