The Trail Park provides 60 kilometers of total distance, 20 kilometers of which is singletrack, and a total of 1,905 vertical meters. The trails here are narrow, largely natural paths that can only be traveled in one direction. For mountain bikers, they are coveted delicacies.

The trails here are all designed especially for mountain bikers. The trails are built with or incorporate curvy berms with North Shore elements, roots, and rock gardens. The desire for "flow" here is the deciding factor, ie the fluidity of riding the routes.

Whether cross-country rider or adrenaline junky, the fun factor in this free to use trail park is consistently high.

This great route links together the best trails. It offers a mix of all trail grades, but it is best0suited to an intermediate rider. That said, there are only two trails which are graded black and they are towards the end of the route, so a beginner rider could either walk those trails or take an alternative route. The rest of the trails are all very ridable for a beginner, and all of the features have ride-around options.

The singletrack is reserved for the downhill trails while doubletrack is mostly taken uphill, all through the forest.

The Park is accessible with regular mountain and trail bikes, but also with all-terrain e-bikes.

These trails can be enjoyed year-round, and the level of difficulty will increase in poor weather and ground conditions.

Across the main road is "Bike Park Winterberg" for those wishing to incorporate a (paid) uplift mountain biking experience.