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MTB Enduro loop 'Eb3'
04:52
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 every trail in the Eberbach bike region that isn't in the trees!
The result is a tour that is both physically and technically demanding. But it rewards you with maximum fun! Thanks to the three loops, you have the option of shortening the circuit. If you run out of energy, that's a good option. But also if you like a trail so much that you want to ride it a few more times, then just do that and take the fastest route back later!
Are you really fit on your mountain bike and are challenging enduro trails exactly your thing? Then you absolutely have to have ridden this great tour around Eberbach in the Odenwald!
Last updated: April 1, 2025
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Includes segments that may be dangerous
Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.
After 27.9 km for 594 m
After 42.1 km for 307 m
After 42.5 km for 211 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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4.33 km
Captain Hiob Trail
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6.71 km
Lumberjack Trail (From Waldquelle)
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13.9 km
Wally Trail
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14.8 km
Woody Trail
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With 110 meters of descent in a short stretch, the Woody offers plenty of action and variety. If you want to extend the descent, you can easily combine it with the Wally Trail.
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17.2 km
Two-Armed Bandit Trail
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20.6 km
Alle Farben Trail
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25.1 km
Bock & Soul Trail
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A word of caution: I have also fallen here before because a newly grown tree was sticking directly into the trail. My arm got caught when I took a line that was previously clear. Luckily nothing happened, but that shows that the trail is constantly changing. So: Before you really throw yourself into the adventure, take a look at the route carefully. A quick check will help you avoid nasty surprises.
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27.8 km
Bock & Roll Trail
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31.8 km
Coffee & Cream Trail
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36.9 km
Hebert Trail
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The further down you go, the more playful the trail becomes. The curves become tighter, the dips deeper, and there are always short pedaling sections that make your legs burn. So this is not just about the descent - you also have to pedal hard in between. The open curves ensure a lot of flow and are really fun, especially in the faster sections.
With its 150 meters of descent, the trail is rather flat, but the varied route makes it a lot of fun!
You can find more information about Bikeländ here: bikeländ.de
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39.8 km
Neckarcoaster Trail
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The numerous "shoots" ensure that you keep taking off. It's less about pure technique and more about the right flow. Just don't let the beautiful landscape of the Odenwald distract you - the jumps require some experience and concentration. So if you're not sure how to land cleanly, you might want to switch to a less challenging trail.
For everyone else: get on your bike and enjoy the descent! The trail is really fun and the best thing is: you can pedal back up to the start yourself on quiet forest paths and rock it again straight away!
You can find more information about Bikeländ here: bikeländ.de.
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41.9 km
Einarmiger Bandit Trail
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45.8 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
33.6 km
7.62 km
1.83 km
1.44 km
1.30 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
17.7 km
12.4 km
8.84 km
3.73 km
2.96 km
249 m
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Elevation
Highest point (460 m)
Lowest point (130 m)
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Comments
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 👍
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If you like enduro riding, you should come here! Really cool trails!
Rather difficult for beginners.
Information about the tour and more:
xn--bikelnd-9wa.de
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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.
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Eberbach delivered! What bangers! 🥳🥳
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September 13, 2024
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 every trail in
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