ヘロルシュタットのバイクパーク・トップ9

Don't those who rave about it care that you're not allowed to ride a bike in the protected forest? There's a reason for that!

Beautiful uphill route up to the Albhaus. On the way down there is without a doubt a great flow line with a few trees (protected forest).

Next Saturday we'll be digging again at the bike park... helpers are welcome from 8.30am!!!

Nice little bike park that has been open since April 27th, 2024. Made entirely of gravel and rubble, so not suitable for scooters or skateboards. Very nice jump line and two flow lines with drops and jumps. Everything can be rolled over and is therefore quite suitable for practice. Despite its north-south orientation, the sometimes quite strong west wind is hardly noticeable. Of course, caution is still advised when making high jumps. The facility is monitored by cameras and is located directly next to the sports facilities, so that (during their opening hours) sanitary facilities are also within reach.

Beautiful, newly built bike park of SV Pappelau-Beiningen. More information: https://www.svpappelau-beiningen.de/index.php/freizeitsport-hochstraess/bikepark-menue/288-bikepark

Hello friends, The facility in Pappelau is looked after and maintained by volunteers. If you would like to get involved in the upkeep, maintenance and care, please contact me here. Oh and one more request: stay on the gravel and marked paths. Please do not drive on any of the other areas as they have been freshly sown. Thank you!! Regards, Rüdi

Perfect job from the guys

A fine, narrow path along the slope. Small roots and stones, as well as the occasional tree (January 24) provide some variety. UPDATE June 25: A large tree (see photo) can only be overcome by carrying it. The exit onto the short section of the trail has eroded and is temporarily secured with stones (see photo), only conditionally recommended for gravel bikes. For the width of the trail, see the glove photo. Overall, the storms have not made it any easier. Due to the width and partial exposure of the steep slope, the roots, and a few smaller obstacles, it is currently more likely to be classified as S1.