High above Bad Ems, a mountain bike flow trail unique in the region makes the hearts of all bikers beat faster. Over a length of 3.8 kilometres, some 380 metres in altitude difference are mined here. But you can't just whizz over rough forest ground at a decent speed. The trail offers you numerous freeride elements that fans of outdoor sports love. It is a course with a lot of flow, where you don't lack adrenalin even without "do-or-die jumps". Since difficult elements - over 100 of them (local residents, northshores, drops, kickers, corners and tables) can also be avoided, the course is expressly designed for beginners.
Emser Bike Park
Fantastic flow trail high above Bad Ems
Pure adrenaline on almost four kilometres
Emser Bike Park
Here you can get daily updated information about the trail and find out if the flow trail is open.
Overview of the route sections
Northshore 1
Steep coniferous forest with lots of obstacles. Including nortshores, drops, big and small dirt jumps, wall rides as well as a unique box with a 180 degree bend.
Coniferous forest
Residents, drops and a big wallride lead through coniferous forest with partly rough underground.
Northshore 2
Steep coniferous forest with lots of obstacles. Including nortshores, drops, big and small dirt jumps, wall rides as well as a unique box with a 180 degree bend.
Gap Course
High speed section with roadgap, step-downs and various kickers and drops for a lot of airtime. Beginners please keep to the right.
Emser Schleuder
Flowy line with fast rider combinations, corner-jumps, nortshore and dirtjumps through jungle-like deciduous forest
Dirt Valley
Longest section with 4 step-ups, stone fields, dirt jumps and several big steep turns. The second part of the section (draw path to section 7) leads over a skinny shore, a bike rocker and a creekgap.
Canyonland
Tight and playful nature trail with various jumps, drops, wallrides and root carpets