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Trailpark Lindenberg

Open in season Trail center

Thuringian Forest · Germany

StatusOpen
SeasonYear-round (weather permitting)
Opening hours9am–9pm
Day ticketnot specified
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Park & facilities

Lift / shuttle
No lift – hike up via the Krumme Weg, or a paid ILRC shuttle on selected weekends.
Parking
Herzogröter Wiese/Kickelhahn (paid), Tennisplatz/Skihang and Rodelbahn (free), Schortemühle for guests only.

Trails at a glance

1 green (beginner) 1 blue (easy) 3 red (intermediate) 1 black (difficult)
  • FlowTrail, green (beginner)
    Built on firm ground: berms, jumps, tables and doubles/triples.
  • PlayLine, blue (easy)
    Several sections with varied jumps, all with a chickenway bypass.
  • EnduroTrail, red (intermediate)
    Roots and rocks: the upper section is easier, the lower part technical.
  • Linduro, red (intermediate)
    Roots, rocks and loose gravel across several sections, including climbs.
  • Trainingsstrecke, red (intermediate)
    Tight corners, gaps and doubles/triples – similar to the Linduro, but harder.
  • Downhillstrecke, black (difficult)
    Home of the 'Absolute Abfahrt', one of Germany's oldest downhill race series (since 1996), and the German Downhill Championship in 2024 and 2025; big jumps and gaps, with chickenway alternatives.

Trails

6 trails at the Lindenberg, from the FlowTrail (easy) to the Downhillstrecke (pro) – home since 1996 to the 'Absolute Abfahrt', one of Germany's oldest downhill race series, and more recently the venue for the German Downhill Championship.

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Camping & van pitches nearby

Reviews

Information from official park and lift operator sources, compiled for Bikepark Navigator. Despite careful research, provided without guarantee – opening hours, prices and trail access can change at short notice. The park's official website is authoritative.