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45.8km
1,690m
Mountain biking
At first glance, the general course of this tour is similar to the "EB2 Eberbach" circuit: three loops - three hills. But it's worth taking a closer look. While the EB2 mainly runs along easy forest paths, the EB3 enduro circuit is fundamentally different: this tour takes in pretty much…
Last updated: April 1, 2025
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Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.
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Sooo... I've never been here before, BUT yes, the trip was worth it! Great legal trails, superbly signposted. S2 to S3+, the weather was also at its best 😃 Trails, trails, and even more trails ↗️↘️↗️↘️ TOP!! 3 out of 3 👍 BUT, even the blue 🟦 trails are definitely not for inexperienced or amateur riders. The red 🟥 trails were extremely challenging, and the black 🔳 trails required me to push, carry, or slide down 50% of the way 😂 The ground is extremely dry and slippery! AND, if you're looking for flow here, you're in vain. This is where rough enduro riding comes in! SO, only bikers who ride S3 safely have fun here, so Nauders is child's play 🫣
Huge thanks to the builders. What has been created here is amazing. If you like enduro riding, you should come here! Really cool trails! Rather difficult for beginners. Information about the tour and more: https://xn--bikelnd-9wa.de/
Hardcore... there's no other way to describe it. The trails in Eberbach are not for the faint of heart. Extremely rocky, often very steep, with little flow and lots of bumps. Only those who are relatively fearless and feel completely comfortable on their bike should come here. I probably pushed my limits 10 times today and maneuvered the bike by hand through tough sections at least 5 times... but I preferred it that way rather than taking it too long. Because that has its consequences here with the sheer number of protruding rocks. It was a lot of fun, but also extremely demanding, so I didn't manage to do the whole loop. I was completely exhausted by the end in terms of concentration, so it's better to leave some room for next time. PS: The Tallboy can even handle that and is as precise as a Swiss Army knife! Bike love 🥰
The tour is very demanding with many red and black trails and it is best to set off very early in the morning because the tour has a lot of elevation gain and feels very long.
In the end, the battery died and the guys were screwed, so I couldn't ride the last few, but it was awesome! Eberbach delivered! What bangers! 🥳🥳
Saw @Mario 🌲👻 🚵 🇩🇪 yesterday - followed today with 12-year-old Junior - until we couldn't anymore. The voluntary trail builders and trail maintainers, above all from the Eberbach Canoe Club, have set up a fantastic and also legal trail area here. Many thanks for this and also many thanks to the municipal council and the forest administration. The nature trails are created with great effort. They were very dry today, dusty and with little traction on the steep sections. The black trails are challenging and not for beginners. A complete set of protectors is recommended. A stop in Little Italy so that the trade tax rings in the Stadtkasserl. We will be back. The whole tour is available here: https://www.komoot.de/tour/1191647755 A donation to the canoe club is a matter of honour: https://www.kanuclub-eberbach.de/
We continued with our colleague in the Eberbach bike region, this time the 2 bandit trails 😄 were also there. Finally found what we were looking for 👍 Totally steep, totally blocked and completely dusty. Two of the hardest but also most beautiful that I have been able to ride down so far. For me the trails in Eberbach are unique, there are hardly any easy ones here 😊 Finally, I refreshed my calves in the cool Neckar, that was a real treat 🙂 And I was finally back on the light MTB, which had just been repaired 🤗 Edit: I have just added a few more shots from the GoPro 🙂