聖キリアンのバイクパーク・トップ16

When I explored this section in July, I was amazed at the quality of the trail. Despite previous concerns about stray trees, these obstacles had already been cleared, making way for a smooth and challenging ride. The trail begins with a particularly challenging section that will test every biker's skills. Technically demanding and partly blocked, it offers an exciting mix of natural obstacles and varied terrain. The section is not only challenging as a downhill trail, but can also be used as an uphill route for e-mountain bikes, making it a versatile experience for different types of bikers. The route is also a so-called “shared trail”, which means that it is shared by different user groups. This requires consideration and attention to ensure everyone's safety. The natural beauty of the Thuringian Forest along the trail is impressive. You drive through dense forests, cross small streams and enjoy the silence and seclusion of nature along the way. It's a place where you can experience both the physical challenge of mountain biking and the calming effects of nature.

I recommend long clothes for the stinging nettles and scrub in the summer. No idea how to ride some jumps (very big) but if you want to ride them, you should also think about protectors, because the landing area is very narrow (|).

Very easy (S0, also ridable with a trekking bike), but still fun and beautiful. Easy to drive in both directions (moderate incline).

The Adlersbergtrail, also called "Eisbärenweg", is very nice and flowy to ride even without bike park experience. But be careful, actually forbidden and hikers can also come towards you (own experience). So beware.

Very cool trail!

beautiful natural trail (partially blocked - S2) - technically demanding to drive - can also be driven as an uphill (EMTB) - shared trail

The trees have since been cleared. This trail is very demanding, especially in the beginning, but really great👍🏻.

Wonderful trail: It's almost all downhill. Technically not difficult. But since often only a narrow path is free and at high speeds you still have to concentrate well.