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I went there on foot. The trail is certainly nice, but you damage more nature and disturb more animals than it's worth. As soon as the moorland gets wet again in spring, the ground turns to mud, and you'll look accordingly. Since there are plenty of other options in the area, I would advise against this trail out of common sense and consideration for others.

Nice trail alternative to the main path.

The trail entrance is pretty easy to miss. Nice S1 trail with one or two S2 sections.

Not recommended. It is a mostly minimal trail with no surface through the moor -> waterlogged ground that is difficult to ride on and is unnecessarily destroyed in the process.

Easy to drive downhill

Shortly after the crossroads at Weng, this wide but very steep S0 path leads down to Stans. It's not a scenic or technical highlight - but it's a great alternative to the asphalt road. In winter, it seems to be a floodlit toboggan run. In summer, it's a summer toboggan run for MTBs :-). Not technically demanding, but going uphill is a real pain or a lot of pushing for organic bikers. At the top of the Weng crossroads, there is a no-entry sign, including for bicycles. I think this refers primarily to the crossroads that leads straight ahead and then towards the Wolfsklamm.

Great trail, 2 switchbacks at the top, then nice to drive over stones and roots. Path narrow, trail not too difficult (rather lighter S2). You should already master your bike.

Partly no longer drivable, the paths are only narrow gullies, hardly my fat bike tires fits in. The wooden walkways are completely over, you can't even push them up!