トゥルン・アン・デア・ドナウのバイクパーク・トップ19

A pleasant, almost leisurely trail that doesn't require too much technical skill. Therefore, it's also suitable for beginners.

The Scheiblingstein Trail, with its constant uphill and downhill sections, isn't a classic downhill trail. It can be quite strenuous, especially towards Sophienalpe. It's essentially a hiking trail with a few roots and, above all, a lot of mud. I don't know the route in dry conditions... There are no technical challenges, so it's no problem for beginners either.

A beautiful section of the route, part of several official mountain bike trails. No technical issues, but a steady, gentle climb that becomes a bit steeper towards the end.

Forest road, more interesting in the upper third.

The difficulty level is low and there is shelter almost the entire way, which means a welcome cooling downhill in mid-summer.

When it rains the trail is muddy and impassable, slippery, best after a week of sunshine, then everything is dry and grippy and great to ride!

I can only agree with all the outposts here. The trail is a lot of fun, but only in dry conditions. Even after a little rain it gets very slippery here, especially in the lower root passages. Definitely a trail that anyone can ride - adjust the speed depending on your ability. There are no critical points. Blue Trail.

As already mentioned, the climb can be planned into several local tours. Definitely recommendable because it's a lot of fun both uphill and downhill due to its width. Very nice piece of forest.