바헨하임 안 데어 바인슈트라세 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

훌륭한 전망, 간식과 소시지

👌 you should have driven it at least once ☺️

the first section is really black... but after that the trail actually has quite a lot of flow

Very good trail

Technical Trail. For the First Ride I Stopped at some Key sections to check them. Once you know what comes it is good rideable, if you have experience in tech Trails (S2+). Lower Part gets more flowy and has some bigger Jumps but for the jumps there is always an alternative chicken way. If you Like Tech Trails with Rock Rollers, Stepper Parts, corners and rocks that Trail is for you.

Awesome, black trail. The entry is tough; the rock at the beginning is steep, but grippy, but not completely rideable. After that, there's a rock slab, very grippy and very easy to ride. It looks harder than it is. It cost me a lot of money, but I rode it. Then it continues on a really rocky path. A real challenge for me, but we looked at the options and rode down. It's also suitable for experienced and ambitious weekend riders. After that, the trail sections, some flowing, some steeper with features, stretch down the slope to the parking lot. Not easy, as it's steep, rooty, and rocky, but after the tough entry, it's easy to ride. A fantastic trail that you have to work hard to get on, but then it's a lot of fun.

The Waldgaststätte Pfalzblick is a charming forest restaurant with a cozy atmosphere, a fireplace, and a magnificent panoramic terrace. It is located directly on the Palatinate Wine Trail and offers unparalleled views over the vineyards all the way to the Rhine plain and the Odenwald forest.

The existence of a parish in Wachenheim is believed to have existed since around the 9th century. In 1341 Wachenheim was granted town rights. A late Gothic choir tower church with a three-story tower and a pointed roof is known from a Merian engraving. In 1674 the building was destroyed in the Dutch War and was not rebuilt until 1686. In 1689 the town, the Wachtenburg and the church were destroyed in the War of the Palatinate Succession. In 1711 the reconstruction of the church was completed. In 1715 the dividing wall was built, separating the choir and tower from the nave. In 1859 the nave was demolished and then rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style. Excerpts from https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Georg_(Wachenheim) I was able to visit the Protestant part of the nave.