The Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis Bike Park is located in Fiss, Austria. The park offers a great variety of well-maintained trails. At the lower end, there are some fun slopestyle sections. The red “Strada del Sole” and black “Downhillstrecke” are definitely the most beautiful trails and worth a day of riding.
Finale Ligure
The most iconic and beautiful spot for enduro riding is undoubtedly Finale Ligure. This region, in northern Italy, is home to a world of stunning trails. After a week of riding, you’ll have only scratched the surface of all the possibilities. It’s recommended to hire a shuttle service to take you uphill each time. This way, you can see and ride much more of the area. Once you’ve tried it once, you’ll definitely be back. It’s addictively beautiful and has fantastic technical trails that won’t bore you.
Halde Norddeutschland
West of Duisburg lies Halde Norddeutschland. This hill has some fun downhill tracks. The jumps and drops are generally well-constructed. It can get quite windy at the top of the hill. The trails on the sides are well-sheltered. Walking along the steep pedestrian paths is the fastest way to get back up. A great spot for a day of downhill riding.
Green Hill Bikepark
Since the end of June of this year, there’s a new bike park in Germany: Green Hill Bike Park in Schmallenberg. They’ve built something truly beautiful here! The trails are fantastic and clearly laid out by knowledgeable people. The jump lines are particularly good. The variety of trails is excellent and suitable for beginners and advanced riders alike. This has instantly become my new favorite bike park. Highly recommended.
Bikepark OE
Near the German town of Olpe lies Bikepark OE. It’s a small bike park with a lift and various tracks for beginners and advanced riders. The berms, jumps, gaps, drops, and road gaps are all well-built and fun to ride. There are more than enough options to keep you entertained for a day. The elevation gain isn’t very great (80 m), but the lift is good and fast, allowing for plenty of runs.
Bikepark Willingen
This is one of my favorite bike parks in Germany. Great trails, especially the enduro and downhill tracks. Good lifts and excellent facilities. In short, everything for a great day of downhill riding.
Bikepark Warstein
The German bike park Warstein may not be huge, but it certainly offers plenty of challenging trails. The elevation gain is limited, so the runs aren’t very long. However, they’ve made good use of all the possibilities. There’s even a slopestyle line with some seriously big jumps. The drag lift isn’t great, but it’s adequate.
Trail center Chaudfountain
In Chaudfountain, you can now legally enjoy some beautiful enduro descents. The trails have nice fast sections and steep technical descents. The ascent is easy, so you’ll be back at the top quickly. The trails are mainly rocky and a good test for your suspension and tires.
Bikepark Ferme Libert
In Malmedy, Belgium, lies the Ferme Libert bike park. It’s a great park if you like rough tracks and big jumps. The drag lift is old but gets you up quickly. The facilities are very limited, so bring as much as possible with you. The atmosphere is relaxed, and you can easily spend a day enjoying yourself.
Bikepark Winterberg
Bikepark Winterberg is undoubtedly the most popular bike park in Germany, and is also frequently visited by the Dutch. On weekends, you should definitely expect queues at the lift. The park offers a nice variety of technical trails. The difficulty level is moderate compared to French bike parks.