Flowtrail Bad Endbach
Open in season
Flow trail
Lahn-Dill Highlands · Hesse · Germany
StatusOpen
SeasonApril–October (closed from 1 November)
Opening hoursApril 9:30–18:30, May 9:30–19:30, June and July 9:30–20:00, August 9:30–19:00, September 9:30–18:00, October 9:30–17:00 – please keep strictly to the opening hours
Day ticketnot specified
Park & facilities
- Lift / shuttle
- Shuttle bus to the start of the descent
- Parking
- Free, signposted car park at the Sportpark, Am Bewegungsbad 4, 35080 Bad Endbach
Trails at a glance
1 blue (easy)
4 red (intermediate)
1 black (difficult)
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Blaue Strecke, blue (easy)A flowing beginner section with berms, small jumps, rollers and light root sections; the flow trail totals over 2 km of descent across all three colours.
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Rote Strecke, red (intermediate)Berms, tables, jumps, drops, light northshore features and root sections.
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Schwarze Strecke, black (difficult)Over 100 m of wooden northshore features, bigger jumps and drops, gaps, dirt sections, rock fields and short steep sections above 18% gradient; protective gear and a full-face helmet are mandatory.
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Wild Donkey, red (intermediate)A named enduro trail, described by the operator as action-heavy; no official length or difficulty rating.
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Hellway, red (intermediate)A named enduro trail, described by the operator as action-heavy; no official length or difficulty rating.
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Switchback, red (intermediate)A named enduro trail, described by the operator as action-heavy; no official length or difficulty rating.
Trails
A flow trail in three grades (blue/red/black, totalling over 2 km of descent) plus three named enduro trails: Wild Donkey, Hellway and Switchback (action-heavy, no official length or difficulty rating). Plus the GravelLoop for gravel bikes. About 20 km of trails in the region overall.
Weather
Trail status
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.