Am Eisberg, 72202 Nagold
AddressAm Eisberg, 72202 Nagold
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Public bike trail on the Eisberg in Nagold, at the edge of the Black Forest, built on a former military site. Just under 1,000 m long with about 100 m of drop, featuring big jumps, steep berms and flowing turns. You can pick between sections at many points, and most jumps can be rolled or bypassed.
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