ラッツェンブルクのバイクパーク・トップ8

Not really rideable with gravel and relatively narrow tires (35mm).

For the freaks a nice change from the otherwise easy trails to be found here. Simply prepared, but offers variety and also some challenges for those who like it ;-)

But now it has actually happened! Must someone have put a lot of work into it! Thanks! It's not perfect yet, but it's definitely worth stopping by when you're around ...

I had the site under the microscope in November 2017 (https://www.komoot.de/tour/25119716), because something about dirt jump was noted on the OSM map. It wasn't even worth it, a toad was just hopping in the dirt. You could still guess that there was something there, but the hills had shrunk to a few decimeters and everything was completely overgrown. I've driven past it a couple of times since then and it never looked like attempts were being made there to revive something.

Bike park with some jumps

Great for children

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 Lenschower Weg leads through the forest between the parking lot at Schattin Street and the A20 motorway. Although it's officially signposted as a bike path, it's more of a mountain bike trail. The first section is a fairly deep sandy path, which I imagine would be difficult on a regular bike. However, with my 65-inch tires and full suspension, it was easy and fun.