뱀프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪14‬개의 자전거 공원

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.

Today's downhill run was in the snow. Good to ride, as long as you're not going through the snow. There are still lots of branches and logs lying across the road before the toll road.

We call it the 5-minute trail. If you can do it, you'll be at the bottom in less than 6 minutes 😂. Personally, I think this gem is far too beautiful to thunder down. It's better to take a little more time and enjoy it! As for the difficulty: S1 with a few curves, all of them rideable. There's a very short section where you have to push your bike where a former bridge collapsed and you have to easily cross a small ditch.

At the beginning of the toll road, the path is impassable for about 100 meters uphill due to numerous branches. After that, the path is easy to navigate, with a partially eroded gully.

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.

Drove it today and found it to be good. A few gullies, which is more or less normal in this area due to the gradient. If you can't ride narrow paths and bends, it's better to stick to the gravel path.

Fun in both directions and definitely manageable with a gravel bike. The driveway coming from Pertisau includes one or two sliding passages. This does not mean that it cannot be driven, but rather that a loss of traction makes it impossible to start again. Even drove with 38 at the front and 11-46 at the rear on 40 mm tires.

Not as steep and it is easy to drive on.