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Seit 1989 ist BIKE das führende Mountainbike-Magazin in Europa - der Gradmesser für die Industrie und das Sprachrohr für die MTB-Szene. Über authentische Reportagen und faszinierende Fotostorys zeigt BIKE die ganze Bandbreite der Sportart Mountainbiken, berät seine Leser in Fitness-Fragen, liefert Veranstaltungs-, Touren- und Kauftipps. Die Schwerpunkte von BIKE liegen auf den Test- und Technik-Themen. BIKE erscheint monatlich als gedrucktes Heft, als App und als Digitalausgabe. Mehr unter delius-klasing.de/bike-digitalDie Touren-Rubrik der BIKE-Website erreichen Sie hier: bike-magazin.de/touren.html
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- Lenz Pfleger, Timo Laue and 19 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
Today it tends to go more downhill - but with waves interspersed with it. For example to the Ginsburg castle ruins (lookout tower) or the Gillerturm. Then it continues up the idyllic valley of the Eder. Near the border to Hesse, there are views over the Siegerland on the viewing platform "Nose in the Wind". The last 15 kilometers over steep hills.
More information about the tour: bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/mountainbike-tour-rothaarsteig/a19621.htmlMay 18, 2020
- Bierli, Lenz Pfleger and 13 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
The 840 meter high plateau of the Kahler Asten is only 170 meters higher than Winterberg, but by then it will be twice as high. Highlights: a forest sculpture path, a suspension bridge and a 360 degree panorama in the Rhein-Weser tower. Playful trails sweeten the route again and again on the way!
More information about the tour: bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/mountainbike-tour-rothaarsteig/a19621.htmlMay 18, 2020
- Bierli, Lenz Pfleger and 12 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
Start is at the Briloner Marktplatz. A path pulls up the source of the Möhne until steps compel you to push it. When crossing Habberg and Ginsterkopf, great panoramic views await before the Bruchhauser stones appear in the forest. A long climb to Langenberg (843 m), then through the Hochheide landscape to Winterberg!
More about the tour at bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/mountainbike-tour-rothaarsteig/a19621.htmlMay 18, 2020
- Lenz Pfleger, Captain_Elektra and 11 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
More about the MTB tour through the Palatinate on fine single trails is available here: bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/profi-revier-karl-platt-pfaelzerwald/a27079-page2.html#start
May 19, 2020
- Lenz Pfleger, Josh and 9 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
This physically demanding route through the Palatinate Forest integrates the best trails and therefore a few extra loops. So it is not the direct route to the west, but it is probably the most beautiful for trail lovers. It is worth taking a break at km 22 in Lambrecht and in the Naturfreundehaus Haltersberg after about 70 kilometers.
More information about the tour on fine single trails through the Palatinate can be found here: bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/profi-revier-karl-platt-pfaelzerwald/a27079-page2.html#startMay 19, 2020
- Lenz Pfleger, Josh and 5 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
The route winds its way through endless vineyards to the lookout tower Five Lakes View. Here is a steep climb with a very demanding trail loop. Through the Mehring bike park, it's back to the banks of the Moselle and flat to Ehrang. Then over wavy paths past Ramstein Castle until the view over the old Roman city of Trier opens up.
May 17, 2020
- Lenz Pfleger, Josh and 4 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
Roll in on the river, then the path climbs up the high bank again to take a loop through the Hunsrück. After a tough climb to the Haardtkopf, strange rock formations and lonely villages flank the way. The final climb awaits the Zummeterhof, then you roll back down to Leiwen on the Moselle.
You can find more information about the tour here: bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/mtb-tour-an-der-mosel/a13237.htmlMay 17, 2020
- Lenz Pfleger, Josh and 5 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
Right after the start, things get down to business: Up to Enkirch, the Moselhöhenweg has to be climbed several times. Then reward great views of the Moselle loops. From the ruins of Grevenburg, tight serpentines circle back down to the river bank. Stop in the old town of Traben Trarbach and over Olympus to Bernkastel.
More information about the tour is available here: bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/mtb-tour-an-der-mosel/a13237.htmlMay 17, 2020
- Lenz Pfleger, Timo Laue and 5 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
With the Harz narrow-gauge railway, you twitch to Drei-Annen-Hohne at the east foot of the Brocken. This ascent to the 1142-meter summit is even harder than the one from day one: A super-steep path leads over the ski slope to the Hohnekamm, where a blocked path past three rocky cliffs. Most will have to push there. The descent from the Brocken leads via a treacherous slab path to the Eckertalsperre (caution!). Finally, flowing forest paths take you from the whey house down to Bad Harzburg, then on bike paths back to Goslar.
More about the tour is available at bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/mountainbike-tour-quer-durch-den-harz/a14835.htmlMay 17, 2020
- Lenz Pfleger, Timo Laue and 5 others like this.
- BIKE Magazin
The royal stage of the BIKE resin crossing begins with the crossing of the Torfhaus moor on the Goetheweg. After crossing the former inner German border, the steep ascent to the Brockengipfel follows, partly on the old column path. The descent to Schierke initially runs on the road, but then branches off to partially blocked trails. The trail sections shake hands here and are becoming increasingly fluid. The final climb to the Poppenturm costs grains again, but there's a great view of the entire southern Harz.
More information about the tour is available at bike-magazin.de/touren/deutschland/mountainbike-tour-quer-durch-den-harz/a14835.htmlMay 17, 2020
