The Oberhof bike park was designed together with downhill enthusiasts from Thuringia and created with great attention to detail. In the summer season, bike lovers can expect plenty of berms, tables and doubles for downhill fun on the Oberhof Fallbach slope. The lift transports bikers and bikes comfortably to the mountain station. The various trails are ideal for beginners and advanced riders alike.

The jumpline
The special thing about the jumpline is that it doesn't just consist of tables, but meanders through the terrain with lots of hips, berms and sharkfins over a total of 500 m!

The Family Flow Trail
The trail winds its way through the forest for over 2 km. There are bends, doubles, sharkfins and tables. The route is divided into an easier blue section and a slightly more difficult red section.

The enduro trails
There is a 2.6 km network of trails for all lovers of natural routes. It goes over hill and dale, over roots and drops as well as sharp bends and wild jumps. There are easy blue trails, intermediate red trails and a black line for experts.

The Fallbach Trail
This crisp trail is just right for downhillers: lots of jumps, technical passages, natural terrain and root fields over a length of approx. 900 meters.

The Wies'n Trail
Here you have the opportunity to hone your riding technique or go full throttle on the varied bends. Over a length of around 800 meters, there are jumps, wooden elements and drops that demand a lot from bikers.

The T-Wood Trail
A total of 950 m of berms, tables, waves, doubles and the like await you. The flowing trail is the heart of the bike park and is ideal for both beginners and advanced riders.

The landing bag
A large air cushion with 3 jumps and 2 large access ramps awaits bikers near the valley station. Please observe the information and warning signs.

The pump track
The pump track is the ideal place to start. Here you can work on your riding technique and then put it into practice on the trails. The perfect place to get children used to off-road biking.