Best bike parks around Neuhaus-Schierschnitz are found within the wider Thuringian Forest region, offering diverse riding experiences. The area is characterized by its natural landscape, providing a setting for various outdoor activities. While Neuhaus-Schierschnitz itself is a smaller municipality, nearby locations host facilities catering to different skill levels. These bike parks contribute to the region's appeal for mountain biking enthusiasts.
Last updated: July 22, 2026
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A real highlight for mountain bikers in the Franconian Forest. Due to the low gradient, the trail can also be ridden uphill without any problems. The time required for the almost 10km total route should not be underestimated because of the sections that are prepared in places by forestry machines and the frequent crossings of the stream over sometimes dilapidated bridges with steps. In between there is the beer fountain for refueling 🍺.
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Curved trail of superlatives - if the vertical steep sections are too tricky for you, just ride the lower trail section (Schlangenweg or Ne9) for 5 km on the same contour line around the Muppberg between Neustadt and Ebersdorf. Best single trail in the wider area, including the Franconian Forest.
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Beautiful valley ideal for mountain biking, especially the many river crossings, have fun 🚵♂️👍😏
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Beer filling station - it couldn't be better.
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I just have to ask now. The starting point is basically at the Arnold Hütte, right? I've been philosophizing here all the time about how to drive it. greeting
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In the early 1880s, a cairn served as a lookout point at the site of the Lucas Cranach Tower. In 1884 a simple, twelve meter high wooden tower followed, which was destroyed in a storm shortly after it was erected. The construction of today's observation tower goes back to a large extent to the initiative of the Kronach local group of the Franconian Forest Association, founded in 1911. The work was carried out by master builder Franz Haun, who also designed the tower. The comparatively low construction costs of 4000 marks were partly covered by donations from the population. The Lucas Cranach Tower was completed after three months of construction on August 23, 1913, and it was officially inaugurated on September 22, 1913 (source: Tourismus Weißenbrunn website).
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The ride in the Kremnitztalgrund from the Dobertal junction to the Finkenmühle is an absolute must for all mountain bikers. A footbridge is available as an alternative for most stream crossings. However, in damp conditions in the transitional season or when water levels are high, it may be advisable to choose the alternative route, which runs parallel in the forest and is halfway up the slope.
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The region offers a diverse range of bike parks. You'll find comprehensive parks like Bikepark Steinach (Bikearena Silbersattel) with flow trails, downhill tracks, and jump lines, as well as dedicated dirt jump facilities such as the Dirt Jump Park Thüringer Wald in Föritz and the modern Bike-Areal Zella-Mehlis.
Yes, several options cater to beginners and families. Bikepark Steinach features a dedicated Flow Trail and a Pumptrack, perfect for children and those new to mountain biking. The Bike-Areal Zella-Mehlis also offers beginner-friendly options with bypasses around challenging obstacles and cushioned landing areas.
For challenging rides, Bikepark Steinach offers a demanding Downhill Race Track and a Freeride Trail with roots, tricky passages, and jumps. Additionally, within the komoot highlights, you can explore the Rugged downhill trail and the Muppberg Singletrail, both known for their technical sections and roots.
Yes, the Dirt Jump Park Thüringer Wald in Föritz is a community-driven park featuring various jumps, ramps, and steep turns. The Bike-Areal Zella-Mehlis also boasts a 220-meter long Dirt-Jump Parcours with tablejump and trickjump ramps, suitable for different skill levels.
Bikepark Steinach, also known as Bikearena Silbersattel, is popular for its variety. It offers four main trails including a Jumpline, a Flow Trail, a Downhill Race Track, and a Freeride Trail, plus a Pumptrack. This ensures riders of all abilities find suitable challenges within the beautiful Thuringian Forest landscape.
Opened in June 2024, the Bike-Areal Zella-Mehlis is a modern facility spanning over 1,800 square meters. It features a Dirt-Jump Parcours, a Technique Parcours to improve skills, and multiple lines with varying obstacles. Beginner-friendly options and a pump-trail are also available, making it a great spot for skill development and action-packed riding.
Absolutely. The Kremnitz Valley Trail offers an idyllic ride through spacious meadow ground with the meandering Kremnitz river. For panoramic views, the Lucas Cranach Tower provides magnificent vistas of Kronach, the Franconian Forest, and the Main Valley.
Beyond bike parks, the region around Neuhaus-Schierschnitz offers various outdoor activities. You can explore easy hikes, enjoy road cycling routes, or try gravel biking, with numerous routes available for different skill levels.
Visitors frequently praise the natural beauty and variety of the trails. Tips mention the idyllic spacious meadow ground of the Kremnitz Valley, the challenging and root-covered sections of the Rugged downhill trail, and the absolute dream singletrack experience of the Muppberg Singletrail, often highlighting the unique blend of nature and technical riding.
Yes, the Lucas Cranach Tower is a notable historical site and viewpoint. Named after the German painter Lucas Cranach, it's a 22-meter-high lookout tower near Kronach, offering both cultural significance and stunning views after a climb of 88 steps.
The best time to visit is generally during the warmer months, from spring to autumn, when trails are dry and conditions are optimal for riding. Some trails, like the Freeride Trail at Bikepark Steinach, can become more technical when wet, so dry conditions are often recommended for the best experience.


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