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Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Rhein-Neckar-Kreis
Eberbach

MTB Enduro loop 'Eb3'

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Mountain biking trails
Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Rhein-Neckar-Kreis
Eberbach

MTB Enduro loop 'Eb3'

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MTB Enduro loop 'Eb3'

04:52

45.8km

1,690m

At first glance, the general course of this tour is similar to the "EB2 Eberbach" circuit: three loops - three hills. But it's worth taking a closer look. While the …

Last updated: April 1, 2025

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1.11 km in total

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Start point

Train Station

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4.33 km

Hiob Trail

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Blue trail, one of the easiest in “Bikeländ” - but this one also requires a certain riding technique, typical for here!

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6.71 km

Lumberjack Trail (From Waldquelle)

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In honor of a forest worker who died in an accident years ago, the Lumberjack is the signature trail in Bikeländ with the most vertical meters. The view from the …

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3

13.9 km

Wally Trail

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Short but beautiful introduction to the Bikeländ trails from the Breitenstein meadows, along the dry stone walls, hence its name. Steeper passages at the beginning, then more open terrain with …

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4

14.8 km

Woody Trail

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The Woody Trail starts on the Scheuerberg main path and takes you down a 600-meter-long descent into the Holdergrund forest. At the beginning, you can still roll along relaxed. But …

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5

17.2 km

Two-Armed Bandit Trail

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It's awesome what the trail builders from Bikeländ have dug into the forest here! Beautiful steep sections, hairpin bends and rocks integrated into the trail. Only for advanced amateur racers!

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6

20.6 km

Alle Farben Trail

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It's quite flowy in places down to Eberbach. But it shouldn't be underestimated. There are always places with S3.

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7

25.1 km

Bock & Soul Trail

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The Bock & Soul Trail in Eberbach is definitely the easier option compared to its harder brother, the Block & Roll. But don't be fooled - "easy" doesn't mean "easy" …

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27.8 km

Bock & Roll Trail

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Nice somewhat challenging trail

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31.8 km

Coffee & Cream Trail

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One of the trails with the greatest fun factor. It winds its way down through many dips and curves, never too steeply. The ascent is garnished with a great view …

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36.9 km

Hebert Trail

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The longest trail in Bikeländ Eberbach starts at the highest point of the mountain of the same name and offers you everything that makes a mountain biker's heart beat faster …

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39.8 km

Neckarcoaster Trail

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The Neckarcoaster Trail in Eberbach is a real must if you are looking for action on two wheels. It is one of the twelve trails in Bikeland Eberbach and ensures …

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41.9 km

Einarmiger Bandit Trail

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The trail is at S2+ and goes down in 2 sections. It could be that the 2nd section does not belong to it.

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45.8 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

33.4 km

7.72 km

1.91 km

1.58 km

1.08 km

129 m

Surfaces

17.6 km

11.7 km

9.13 km

3.70 km

3.56 km

154 m

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