Guides

Berlin: the Harz on your doorstep The Harz mountains are closer to Berlin than you might think: 21 destinations from the Brocken to the Czech-Polish border are within reach. Düsseldorf: the Ruhr & Benelux From the Ruhr area to Belgium and the Netherlands: 35 bike parks and trail centres lie within reach of Düsseldorf, right in the densest trail network in western Germany. Frankfurt: Taunus to the Palatinate Right in the middle of Germany, right in the green: from the Taunus to the Palatinate Forest, 23 bike parks and trail centres lie within reach of Frankfurt. Hamburg: the Harz & the Ruhr Northern Germany has no mountains of its own – but the Harz, Sauerland and Ruhr areas are a day trip away: 24 destinations within reach of Hamburg. Hanover: the Harz calls The Harz mountains are Hanover's natural stand-in for a home mountain range: 10 bike parks and trail centres between Hahnenklee and Sankt Andreasberg lie within reach. Cologne: three countries nearby Right on the border with Belgium and the Netherlands: from Cologne you can reach 35 bike parks and trail centres in the Eifel, Bergisches Land and the Ardennes. Leipzig: Erzgebirge & Harz Leipzig sits between two low mountain ranges: 16 bike parks and trail centres in the Erzgebirge and Harz, some already on the Czech side, lie within reach. Munich: all the way to the Alps Few big cities lie closer to the Alps: 34 bike parks, trail centres and flow trails between the Zugspitze and Salzburg are within reach of Munich. Nuremberg: Franconia's low mountains The Fichtelgebirge, Frankenwald and Bavarian Forest ranges are practically on the doorstep: 21 bike parks and trail centres in Germany's low mountain ranges are within reach of Nuremberg. Fifteen destinations from Stuttgart 15 bike parks, trail centres and flow trails are within a two-hour drive of Stuttgart. Sorted by straight-line distance, straight from our database.

Innsbruck: Tyrol & the Dolomites The bike park is practically in the city itself: from Innsbruck you can reach 43 destinations between the Zillertal, the Zugspitze and Sölden, plus the Dolomites in South Tyrol. Salzburg: Leogang, Saalbach, Kitzsteinhorn Salzburg sits at the gateway to Austria's best-known bike parks: 29 destinations between Leogang, Saalbach-Hinterglemm and the Kitzsteinhorn lie within reach, most of them under a two-hour drive. Vienna: four neighbouring countries Vienna sits at the heart of Central Europe: 15 bike parks in Lower Austria and Styria, but also in Hungary, Czechia and Slovenia, are within reach from here.