
MTB trail building
Professional trail building with experience
Thousands of happy bikers, countless completed projects: For over eight years, we've been building mountain bike trails throughout Germany. Sometimes flowy, sometimes technical, but always full of riding fun and craftsmanship – not to mention our bike park experience.
Instead of boring compromises, we build real adventure trails that cater to every skill level.
We are building these trails

Königsfeld
"Pump or Jump" essentially describes a pump track with a gradient that blends elegantly into the natural landscape. With its numerous rollers and large banked turns, the trail offers plenty of combination and progression options, yet is still manageable for beginners, providing them with fun and moments of success.
The municipality of Königsfeld, in collaboration with its already active youth mountain biking community, has launched a flagship project. The trail was built by Noah Grossmann of 2-Cycle (Todtnau), Marcus Felski of Radde fährt Radd Trailbau (Neustadt), and architect Matthias Müller (Freiburg).

Todtnau Bike Park
Our own playground for trail building. Besides trail maintenance, we regularly create new sections here. Most recently, several sections of the downhill and downhill flow trails were rebuilt, featuring a step-up jump and combinations of berms. The downhill flow trail also received a reshape and is now even more flowy.

Mountainbike Freiburg eV
In our home territory of Freiburg, we know the best trails and tours, which we'd love to share with you. We've also been involved in various projects here, in collaboration with the MTB Freiburg eV community. These include, among others, the construction of the jumpline (section 5) on the Borderline trail and the Woody Jumpline in Waldkirch.

Woodie Trail in Waldkirch
A 950-meter-long mountain bike trail with five sections. Many hours of volunteer work went into building this exciting and varied trail. With its completion in the summer of 2022, Waldkirch now boasts a fantastic new sporting opportunity for all ages, skill levels, and active mountain biking families.
We were able to support this project with our 2-cycle trail building and had a very good time; we thank you for the opportunity to build with you.

Dunningen
We designed and built a pump track and jump line in Dunningen. With its numerous berms and rollers, the pump track offers fun for all skill levels.
Flow Trail
Flow Trail
- Gentle curves and flowing lines
- Few technical challenges
- Good for beginners and advanced learners
- Often artificially created
- Focus on fun and smooth driving
Jump Trail
Jump Trail
- Combination of jumps and berms
- Includes artificial obstacles such as ramps, drops and North Shores (wooden bridges)
- For experienced riders who love both downhill runs and tricks
- Focus on creativity and challenges
Downhill trail
Downhill trail
- Steep descents with a high degree of difficulty
- Technical sections such as jumps, boulders and roots
- High speeds
- Also known as bike parks
- Requires a special downhill mountain bike
Freeride Trail
Freeride Trail
- Combination of downhill and tricks
- Includes artificial obstacles such as ramps, drops and North Shores (wooden bridges)
- For experienced riders who love both downhill runs and tricks
- Focus on creativity and challenges
Single trail
Single trail
- Narrow paths, mostly only wide enough for a bicycle
- It can be both simple and technically demanding.
- Diverse terrain types: forests, mountains, meadows
- Ideal for more experienced drivers
Enduro Trail
Enduro Trail
- Combination of downhill and cross country
- Longer, technical sections that lead downhill
- Uphill sections between the downhill sections
- Requirements in terms of physical fitness and technical skills
- Often used in enduro races
All-Mountain Trail
All-Mountain Trail
- Varied route through diverse terrain
- A mixture of technical and liquid sections
- Ideal for long tours with diverse challenges
- Requires an all-mountain mountain bike suitable for both ascents and descents.
Cross Country Trail
Cross Country Trail
- Long and often undulating stretches
- A mix of climbs and descents
- More for endurance than for technique
- May contain natural or artificial obstacles
- Often driven in competitive format
Why communities and cities benefit from trail building
Frequently asked questions about trail building
How much does it cost to build a mountain bike trail?
How much does it cost to build a mountain bike trail?
The cost depends on various factors such as the length and difficulty of the trail. However, there are government grants that can help with financing.
How long does it take to build a mountain bike trail?
How long does it take to build a mountain bike trail?
The duration varies depending on the complexity and length of the trail. However, thanks to detailed planning and our experienced trail builders, we can significantly accelerate the trail building process.
Do I need a permit to build a mountain bike trail?
Do I need a permit to build a mountain bike trail?
Yes, permits from the relevant authorities are usually required. We are happy to assist you with applying for the necessary permits.
How can I maintain and care for my trail?
How can I maintain and care for my trail?
Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial for the longevity of a trail. We also offer comprehensive advice and support in this area.
Is trail construction harmful to the forest and nature?
Is trail construction harmful to the forest and nature?
Don't worry, we place great importance on environmentally friendly trail building. From the tools we use to the terrain planning, our trails are designed to preserve the natural environment. We also take great care to minimize our environmental impact and protect it as much as possible.
How can the durability of a trail be maximized?
How can the durability of a trail be maximized?
Sustainability is a central concern in trail building. Through careful planning, the use of durable materials, and techniques that conserve natural resources, we ensure that your trail remains in good condition for a long time. And that it's easy to maintain and repair. This not only protects the environment but also guarantees long-lasting riding enjoyment – without trail maintenance becoming expensive.
Do mountain bike trails offer any added value?
Do mountain bike trails offer any added value?
Absolutely. Professional MTB trails (whether downhill, flow, or enduro) increase a region's appeal to mountain bikers. This typically benefits everyone in the community, from retailers and restaurants to hotels.