An exercise area where you can practice hope, curves, balance or just because it is very fun. The stone chests can be cycled both uphill and downhill as a technical training. On the pump track it is easy to spend many fun hours.
Jump: Here you will find two lines with different degree of difficulty. An easier and a little harder, where the easier has a shorter plateau and a flatter kick, while the slightly harder has a longer plateau and a slightly steeper kick. Both can be rolled over and offer good visibility for the cyclist.
Drop: In the woods, there are sometimes altitude differences that cycling performs, it can be rocks or roots that become like a curb or higher. Here, this is called a drop, this is very exciting and quite useful to be able to perform it controlled. There will be two lines to practice drop consecutively. The simpler one is like a high curb while the slightly harder one is about 30 cm high. In order to train several times in one ride, there will be several jumps and drops in a row.
Balance training: Here, there will be flat logs of varying difficulty to balance along. You will be able to drive to exercise your control of the bike or just challenge a friend in who comes the furthest without cycling off.
The stone staircase: Here is a stone chest that you can cycle on from two directions, downhill or uphill. The stone staircase trains your balance, track selection, speed control and technology.
Pump track: A circulating track with velodrome curves and terrain waves. The trick is to pump speed with the help of terrain waves, then it has to catch up with the curves. Here the whole family finds challenge and joy.
Jump: Here you will find two lines with different degree of difficulty. An easier and a little harder, where the easier has a shorter plateau and a flatter kick, while the slightly harder has a longer plateau and a slightly steeper kick. Both can be rolled over and offer good visibility for the cyclist.
Drop: In the woods, there are sometimes altitude differences that cycling performs, it can be rocks or roots that become like a curb or higher. Here, this is called a drop, this is very exciting and quite useful to be able to perform it controlled. There will be two lines to practice drop consecutively. The simpler one is like a high curb while the slightly harder one is about 30 cm high. In order to train several times in one ride, there will be several jumps and drops in a row.
Balance training: Here, there will be flat logs of varying difficulty to balance along. You will be able to drive to exercise your control of the bike or just challenge a friend in who comes the furthest without cycling off.
The stone staircase: Here is a stone chest that you can cycle on from two directions, downhill or uphill. The stone staircase trains your balance, track selection, speed control and technology.
Pump track: A circulating track with velodrome curves and terrain waves. The trick is to pump speed with the help of terrain waves, then it has to catch up with the curves. Here the whole family finds challenge and joy.
