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Are you looking for a bike park in Germany? Here you will find a comprehensive list of all bike parks in your area, including links to the homepage. No matter whether you love downhill, freeride or flow trails – we have put together a list of all the larger bike parks in Germany for you. You will also find a few well-maintained, smaller bike parks and trails on the list.
MWith our interactive Google Map you can easily discover the nearest bike park near you and plan your next mountain bike adventure!
Bike parks in the capital Berlin and the surrounding area
Dirt park Frohnau
The Dirtpark Frohnau is a popular spot for freeriders and dirt bikers. Here you can practice your tricks and master new challenges.
Ahlerstedt Bike Park in Hamburg – perfect for family trips with kids
The Ahlerstedt Bike Park offers you a variety of trails that are perfect for a day trip, and special courses for children and beginners.
Exciting bike parks in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Dirt Force Bike Park
Dirt Force Bikepark is known for its brilliant dirt jumps, flow trails and technical sections.
Find bike parks near you in Saxony and the surrounding area
Bikepark Alterbach - our insider tip for beginners
Bodetal bike park – ideal for professionals
Trailpark Harz – explore the Harz landscape on the MTB
Bike parks in Lower Saxony
Bad Salzdetfurth bike and outdoor park: a paradise for families and friends
Race Parkschulenberg
The Raceparkschulenberg – your next travel destination for adventures, challenges & fun. So if you're looking for a sporting challenge, you've come to the right place!
Braunlage bike park – Workshops, programs & routes for kids
Thuringia
Attila Trails, picturesque, diverse and unforgettable
Find the best bike parks in North Rhine-Westphalia
Warstein bike park with downhill and freeride routes
Rhineland-Palatinate bike parks
Boppard bike park
The Boppard Bike Park impresses with its unique location in the beautiful Rhine Valley. The trails offer exciting challenges, especially for beginners but also for experienced bikers.
Erbeskopf Trail Park – challenging trails & breathtaking landscape
Trippstadt Bike Park
The Trippstadt Bike Park offers you a lot of exciting trails that are perfect for a day trip. The routes offer technical challenges and relaxed routes – you decide!
Hesse – a paradise for bikers
Gravity Trail Schläferskopf Wiesbaden
The Schläferskopf Gravity Trail is a highlight for downhill riders.
Beerfelden Bike Park: difficult trails & big routes – here you can test your limits!
Flow trail Bad Endbach – our tip for beginners
Bike parks in Baden-Württemberg
Adventure Bad Wildbad bike park
The family-friendly offerings, such as special children's routes and courses, make this park a great destination for a day trip.
Todtnau Bike Park – Attention professionals!
Some of the most challenging trails in Germany await you in the Todtnau Bike Park. Here you will find steep descents and technical challenges that are particularly suitable for experienced mountain bikers.
Albstadt bike park promises “pure adrenaline”
Schienerberg bike park is perfect for families & beginners
Last but not least, the exciting bike parks in Bavaria
Lenggries Bike Park
On site you can bike in a relaxed atmosphere Natur Enjoy while your little ones attend the kids' courses and get to grips with the fun of driving.
Bike park on Sauerberg, Frammersbach
The bike park on Sauerberg is a true paradise that can be explored on two wheels - whether downhill or freeride routes, whether slow or fast, relaxed or sporty!
Frequently asked questions
What is a bike park?
Bike parks are specially designed areas for mountain bikers that offer different routes and levels of difficulty. They often have lifts that make it easier for you to get up, and they often also offer bike rentals and schools for riding technique courses. The difference to normal trails lies in the professional design of the routes, which are tailored to different riding styles and abilities.
How do I find the right bike park for my ability?
Most bike parks categorize their trails according to difficulty levels – for beginners to professionals. Many of the parks offer numerous trails for different levels. If you want to be sure, it's best to check the website of your desired bike park.
Are bike parks only suitable for mountain bikes?
Although primarily designed for mountain bikes, many bike parks can also be used for e-bikes and occasionally BMX bikes or dirt jumpers.
Are there special safety precautions in bike parks?
Yes, most bike parks require helmets to be worn and recommend additional protective equipment such as knee pads and elbow pads. Many parks also offer safety briefings for new visitors.
What are the opening times of the bike parks?
Opening times vary depending on region and season. Many bike parks are open daily during the summer months and closed in the winter.
Can I rent my bike at the bike park?
Many bike parks offer rental stations for bicycles and equipment. This is particularly helpful for beginners who don't want to invest in their own equipment. But please forget your helmet and your equipment not home!
Are there events or competitions in bike parks?
Yes, many bike parks regularly organize competitions, training camps or special events such as “Ladies Days” or “Kids Camps”, so there is something to suit everyone!
How much does it cost to enter a bike park?
Entrance fees vary greatly, but can range from 5 to 30 euros per day. Many parks also offer discounts for group or annual passes.
Can I also do other activities in the bike park?
In addition to mountain biking, many bike parks also offer other leisure activities such as hiking, trail running or even climbing. Some parks also have playgrounds or catering options for families.
