Best bike parks around Kronberg are found within the Taunus region, an area known for its diverse mountain biking opportunities. This landscape features rolling hills and wooded terrain, providing a variety of trails for different skill levels. While Kronberg itself does not host traditional bike parks, it is in close proximity to popular flow trails and offers numerous mountain biking routes. The region provides a rich network of trails suitable for both casual rides and technical challenges.
Last updated: October 11, 2026
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The Old Airfield (formerly Maurice Rose Airfield) in Frankfurt's Green Belt is a former American military airfield used until 1992. It covers an area of approximately 4.5 hectares and lies within the districts of Frankfurt-Bonames and Frankfurt-Kalbach-Riedberg. After its closure, it was transformed into a nature and recreation area in 2003/04 by the "Green Belt" project group and the GTL Landscape Architects office, for which they received the German Landscape Architecture Prize in 2005.
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Good for a little snack or a cool drink :)
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This beautiful spot can be perfectly planned into a cycle tour along the Nidda for a leisurely stop. From various non-alcoholic as well as alcoholic drinks to the veggie burger and the currywurst to the classic portion of fries, there is everything you need for a break here. Sitting comfortably in the fresh air on spacious benches makes the retreat very relaxing and, if necessary, also very sociable. In the high season, it is open Tuesday to Sunday from around 11:00 a.m. to around 4:00 p.m. Monday is a rest day. This information is not guaranteed, I asked for it. Please inform in advance whether it is actually open or pack an emergency energy bar ;)
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Always new obstacles, great. Sometimes it's good to stop by again after a long time.
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Top like the other sections
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Many different routes through the forest with created drops, tables, etc. Through the obstacles and roots S1-S3.
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Very nice trail. There are 2 entrances. It is best to drive several times. It's a lot of fun.
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Great vantage point, just a few meters from the "Rübezahlweg" 👌😎 From the small wooden tower "Lips Tempel", located at approx. 600 m, you have a direct view of the two castle ruins, Falkenstein and Königstein.
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While Kronberg itself doesn't host traditional dedicated bike parks, the region offers excellent mountain biking opportunities. The most prominent destination is the Flowtrail Feldberg, known for its dynamic riding features. Additionally, trails near the Opel Zoo provide technical challenges, and routes along the Altkönigstein offer scenic views.
The Flowtrail Feldberg is designed for experienced mountain bikers, featuring jumps, berms (Anliegerkurven), kickers, tables, and drops. It also includes some Northshore elements. For less experienced riders, 'B-lines' or alternative routes are available to bypass certain obstacles. The trail uses a signage system similar to ski slopes (blue, red, black) to indicate difficulty levels.
Yes, Kronberg offers a variety of MTB tours suitable for different skill levels. While the Flowtrail Feldberg caters more to experienced riders, it does have alternative routes for beginners. Additionally, general mountain biking routes in Kronberg, such as the short path to Falkenstein Castle ruins, are good for practicing skills. Komoot also lists numerous loops around Kronberg with varying difficulty levels, including easier S0-S1 trails.
For technically demanding routes, the trails adjacent to the Opel Zoo are known for steep descents and challenging obstacles. The Feldberg Singletrail also offers a challenging 6 km descent over root carpets, starting with larger and smaller stones before becoming more flowing.
The Old Frankfurt-Bonames Airfield, converted into a nature and leisure area, is a family-friendly spot. It serves as an MTB meeting point with a pub and beer garden, and its former runway is fully accessible for various activities. You can find cafes and refreshment options at Fuchstanz, which is along the Flowtrail Feldberg.
The Taunus region, where Kronberg is situated, is particularly charming in spring and autumn when the forest's colors are vibrant, making these seasons ideal for scenic rides. Trails along the Altkönigstein are especially picturesque during these times. Summer also offers good conditions, while winter riding might be possible on some trails, but conditions can vary.
Yes, trails along the Altkönigstein offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Many routes in the Taunus region provide picturesque scenery, especially in spring and autumn. Komoot also lists routes like 'View of the Frankfurt skyline' and 'View of Altkönig' under Cycling around Kronberg, indicating scenic opportunities.
Beyond mountain biking, the Kronberg area offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous hiking trails, including easy loops around Hauburgstein and Hünerberg Meadows. There are also dedicated running trails and extensive cycling routes for touring bicycles, such as the 'Upper Slope Trail (Taunus)'.
At the Old Frankfurt-Bonames Airfield, you'll find the Tower Café and a beer garden, making it a good spot for refreshments. The Fuchstanz, located along the Flowtrail Feldberg, also offers refreshment options. Many trails in the region are close to towns with cafes and pubs.
Visitors frequently praise the well-maintained and varied trails, especially the continuously developed sections of the Lower Flowtrail Feldberg, which offers a mix of kickers, tables, flowing berms, roots, and stone passages. The combination of challenging descents and beautiful natural surroundings, particularly the wooded landscapes of the Taunus, is also highly valued.
Yes, for those interested in freestyle elements, dirt jumps are available in the Oberhöchstadt district of Kronberg, providing opportunities to practice tricks and jumps.
The Flowtrail Feldberg spans approximately 3.6 kilometers and is divided into three sections. It descends from Windeck (below the Feldberg summit) to Oberurseler Hohemark. The initial 1.6-kilometer section leads to Fuchstanz, a popular spot for refreshments.


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