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• 3 Sender Tour in Bernkastel-kues, Germany
Passing three transmitters located around Bernkastel-Kues. One located in Muehlheim, one on the
Haardtkopf and one with a beautiful view on Bernkastel-Kues.
  Last reviewed: Jul 2, 2009
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• After Work Tour in Bernkastel-kues, Germany
A hour and a half long ride, perfect after a work day, when time is short.
 Last reviewed: May 8, 2009
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• Around Bernkastel in Bernkastel-kues, Germany
A tour with long uphills, various singletrails, and many great views!
Last reviewed: Jun 14, 2009
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• Garmisch To Osterfelder Bergstation in Garmisch-partenkirche..., Germany
This is the toughest climbing I have ever seen. Starting elevation is 2,477 feet, and at the pinnacle of this trail you will be at 6,670 feet. The last three miles of the climb the grade remains above 14% and peaks at 29%. The views are spectacular and what goes up must come down! The rid...
Last reviewed: Nov 11, 2006
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• Garmisch to Reintal in Garmisch-partenkirche..., Germany
Take the fire road on the left, happy climbing over the next two miles you will climb up almost 800ft. one section is a 24% grade! Once you make it to the Guest house Partnachalm you have the worst behind you and some of the most breath taking Alpine scenery in front of you. Continue to fo...
Last reviewed: May 31, 2009
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• Garthof Partnachklamm Trail in Garmisch-partenkirche..., Germany
Park at the 1936 Ski Jump Stadium. If you park a vehicle, you will need some Euro change. Take the road to the right of the stadium, there will be a white cement bridge with 2007 written on the right side. After the bridge you will keep to the left. After you pass a bar/restaurant on your...
Last reviewed: May 31, 2009
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• Grosse Felberg in Frankfurt, Germany
Starts in woods with a mix of wide trails and singletrack. There is a short section on road through Koenigstein then woods all the way up to the top at 870m. The climb is constant but varies in grade. The return is an easy but fast all the way down.
Last reviewed: Oct 28, 2007
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• Haardt/neustadt in Neustadt, Germany
Follow the red route marked on the map at the parking area. Once you get to the top of the ridge, you can head down a plethora of singletracks or logging-roads. Once at the top near a scenic outlook, there is one single-track that turns into a very fun rock-garden. Excellent for practic...
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2005
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• Hardenburg/Limburg Trail in Bad Durkheim, Germany
These trails follow the side of the ridges, and you can either stay pretty level on a particular elevation, or head up towards the ridgeline, which is what we did. Once there, you have many chances to detour off onto some singletracks and gametrails. If you follow the main trail, however...
Last reviewed: Jan 3, 2009
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• Hinterbachtal-longkamp-kallenfels in Bernkastel-kues, Germany
A long uphill followed by a singletrail which delivers flow and technical sections.
Last reviewed: Oct 12, 2009
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• Hinterbachtal-olymp in Bernkastel-kues, Germany
A long but not to hard uphill followed by some of the best singletrails located around bernkastel-kues.
Last reviewed: Jun 14, 2009
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• Hirschberg C5 in Schriesheim, Germany
The trails are mostly well-travelled logging/fire-roads, although at some points they turn into two-tracks. At some points near the summit of the ridge (488.1 m!) there are singletrack opportunites. These are generally very fast, short, and pebble-y, so be careful.
Also, near the 5, a...
Last reviewed: Aug 1, 2005
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• Hohenecken Trails in Hohenecken, Germany
The trail starts behind the big church you will see trees with the trail #\'s on them. At the back of the church you will see some stairs, go up the stairs. You will follow the signs for trail 3 and 5. You will bike uphill for .57 miles, you will come to a crossroads, to go to the Castle ...
Last reviewed: Dec 20, 2008
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• Johanniskreuz Trail 9 in Johanniskreuz, Germany
To start the trail #9, go to the far end of the parking lot away from the entrance, take the street going uphill and in the grassy area to your left you will see the start of the trail. On a tree you will see the #\'s 7 8 9 in black with a white background. The trail will cross the street...
Last reviewed: Feb 16, 2009
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• Kafertal Wald in Mannheim, Germany
A good sized collection of hills, sloped berms, elevated decks, a couple ramps, and some moguls. Mild to medium technical riding, with a couple widowmakers thrown in.
Last reviewed: Apr 27, 2008
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• Kramer Plateauweg in Garmisch-partenkirche..., Germany
The trail head is a small gravel road. The first short section says no bikes, but only a short walk til you get to where you can ride! Follow the trail to a wooden gate, go through the gate keep going til you get to a WWII Memorial, that looks like a church on the hill, neat to see all of...
Last reviewed: Jun 1, 2009
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• Lampertheim Naturshutzgebeit in Lampertheim, Germany
The trails run along through an area which is a protected wetlands, a section of the Rhein which are floodplains. The place is basically a large 10-20 mile loop (depending on which trails you take) through drained farmlands, bogs, and floodplains. Most of the trails are nicely turfed far...
Last reviewed: Aug 13, 2005
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• Landstuhl Trail in Landstuhl Castle Nans..., Germany
You start at the Sickingen-Castle Nanstein, go through the metal gate on the right side of the castle then take a right onto the trail. You will see signs with white arrows on them with 3 colors, blue for easy, red for intermediate and black for advanced. I would definately go for the Blac...
Last reviewed: May 9, 2009
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• Neckarsteinach in Neckarsteinach, Germany
These trail networks crisscross the Odenwald for many, many kilometers. Mostly they're pretty well travelled, but can quickly turn into a barely defined game-trail. The hill-climb rules supreme here.
Also nearby is a LBS/Kona dealer, from which a group of MTB'ers depart on trail-rides...
Last reviewed: Jun 8, 2006
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• Neidernach-plansee in Griesen, Germany
This is a fairly easy trail and by far the easiest in the region. It skirts along the German/ Austrian boarder be for crossing over and takes you up a winding trail to the Austrian Plansee (mountain lake). Half of the way out is winding fire roads the other half after the boarder is a bit ...
Last reviewed: May 21, 2007
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• North Shore in Heubach, Germany
Take the dirt trail from behing the 1st parking lot and you'll start on a killer climb to the top. Once at the top, the trails go off to the right circling the hilltop. You'll find single track the parallels the road. Take the pathways off into the trees for some more fun. Look for a bridg...
Last reviewed: Sep 8, 2006
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• Nothweiler Burgruine Loop in Nothweiler, Germany
Just above Nothweiler is the highest castle ruins in the Pfalz mountains. From it along a ridge are two other castles situated high on the rocky outcroppings, with a fourth further down in a valley inside of France.
The trail network in this area is very extensive, with wide-open wande...
Last reviewed: Aug 4, 2005
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• Pfalz-vosges Loop in Fischbach, Germany
This route was advertised in a German Radfahren tour-book. It\\\'s intended to be a road-tour, but we turned it into a MTB tour. Just stay off of the road, there are multiple trails paralleling the hard-ball.
Starting in Fischbach, follow the bike signs towards Schonau south, then into ...
Last reviewed: Aug 5, 2005
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• Rettershof in Frankfurt, Germany
Starts and finishes at Rettershof, there is a Cafe and Bar. The climbs are not hard but the sceanary is great. Watch out for sunday strollers but make sure you try the FlamKuchen (Tarte Flambe) and a beer when you get back.
Last reviewed: Nov 18, 2007
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• Rodalben in Kaiserslautern, Germany
Miles and miles of twisty, curvy, up & down singletrack. Not much on the technical tip, but the scenery is a nice compromise.
Last reviewed: Sep 17, 2009
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