Flowtrail Stromberg
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Flow trail in Stromberg's town forest, near the Stromberg exit of the A 61. It is a public sports facility of the town of Stromberg, built by volunteers under the lead of the DIMB and looked after by the club Flowtrail Stromberg e.V., founded in 2013. It comprises a roughly eight-kilometre loop over roots, rocks and northshores, the Wildhog descent with blue, red and black lines, the all-black No Jokes trail (about 1.2 km) with doubles, gaps, a road gap and a drop section, and a skills area with a pump track. There is no lift; you climb to the start on forest roads.
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Flowtrail Stromberg
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