Trailpark Spirkelbach

Trail offer

Klingelkopppad

The red-marked (difficulty level: medium) Klingelkopppad starts at the highest point of the Höllenberg or Klingel-Kopf near Spirkelbach. The natural trail zigzags downhill for 300 metres. This is the place for those who love tight bends and those who want to become one. The trail is characterised by technically demanding hairpin bends with offsets, combined with flowing straights. At the end, it is possible to join the next trail down. 300 metres long; descent 40 metres

Hell trail

The red-marked (difficulty level: medium) Hölletrail follows on from the Klingelkopppad. Here too, hairpin bend enthusiasts are in demand: technically demanding tight bends alternate with flowing straights. The trail ends halfway up the Höllenberg. The next trail awaits you there.length: 280 metres; descent: 45 metres

Storzekiller

The blue-marked (difficulty level: easy) trail ‘Storzekiller’ starts about halfway up the Klingel-Kopf. There is plenty of flow along the way, alternating with technical, manageable passages, small berms and jumps as well as short, steep descents. The highlight is a half-pipe-like section. The trail ends at a fork in the road, where two more trails lead down to the sports field.length: 300 metres; descent: 40 metres

Elite Kranzkuchepädle

Coming from the ‘Storzekiller’ trail, you can enter the ‘Elite Kranzkuchepädle’ trail (difficulty level: medium) at the fork ahead of you. It offers berms, larger jumps and short, steep downhill sections and can therefore be categorised as more challenging in terms of riding experience.It ends on the uphill above the sports grounds. length: 130 metres; descent: 22 metres

Hard court hell

Coming from the ‘Storzekiller’ trail, the other arm of the fork leads you to the ‘Hartplatzhölle’ trail (difficulty level: easy).Compared to Elite Kranzkuchepädle, this is the more beginner-friendly variant with gentler bends and technically manageable passages. Here, too, you can get into the flow and end up at the edge of the sports ground. Length: 440 metres; descent: 50 metres

A trail for kids is also currently under construction.

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