Germany, Czech Republic and Andorra do not share geography, but all three appear on the request list from riders who live within range or are planning a trip. Winterberg and Willingen are the Sauerland's lift-served gravity options; Geisskopf is Bavaria's compact freeride park; Klinovec is the Czech Republic's main lift-served descent; and Vallnord Pal Arinsal is the Pyrenean World Cup venue above Andorra la Vella.
All five pages are now live on Berm with mapped networks, lift details and current 2026 season information.
Winterberg
North Rhine-Westphalia · Hochsauerland
Winterberg is the largest lift-served bike park in Germany. Berm currently maps 15 official trail segments served by three lifts, covering a full range from beginner green lines to the black downhill and freeride terrain that hosts national and international events. Alongside the lift-served bikepark, a free Trailpark runs separate singletrack for riders who want more kilometres than a lap circuit provides.
The 2026 lift-served season runs 24 April to 8 November; the free Trailpark operates daily 1 May–30 October until 19:00. Adult bikepark day pass is €46. The Gravity Card is accepted. Check both operators for same-day closures and trail status.
Bikepark Geisskopf
Bavaria · Bischofsmais
Geisskopf is Bavaria's compact gravity park, built around a single chairlift above the Bischofsmais plateau in the Bavarian Forest. Berm currently maps the trail network served by the lift, covering flow descents and a jump line on a hill that rewards lap count rather than wide-ranging exploration. The Bavarian Forest setting is a different visual context from the Alps: dark forest, softer terrain and a different pace.
The 2026 season and ticket products are published by Bikepark Geisskopf. Check the official page for operating hours and current trail status before travelling.
MTB Zone Bikepark Willingen
Hesse · Sauerland
Willingen is the other Sauerland park in the MTB Zone network, sharing ticket infrastructure with Petzen in Carinthia. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by two lifts, with a downhill and freeride focus that includes a dedicated festival and race programme through the season. It is a compact park where the event calendar is as much a reason to visit as the daily trail menu.
The 2026 season runs 18 April to 1 November; bike lifts typically run 09:00–17:00 on operating days. Adult bikepark day ticket is €47. The Gravity Card is valid in the 2026 MTB Zone network.
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Trail Park Klinovec
Bohemia · Karlovy Vary Region
Klínovec is the highest peak in the Ore Mountains on the Czech-German border, and the bike park uses the summit chairlift to serve a set of descents back to the Jáchymov and Loučná valleys. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by one chairlift, covering flow lines and a natural technical section that uses the open above-treeline terrain near the summit. The park is the main lift-served MTB destination for western Bohemia.
The 2026 season runs 1 May to 4 October; the Klínovec chairlift typically runs 09:30–17:00. Adult bikepark day ticket is CZK 950. The Gravity Card is accepted.
Vallnord Pal Arinsal Bike Park
Andorra · La Massana
Vallnord Pal Arinsal is Andorra's gravity park and one of the Pyrenean World Cup venues. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by three lifts above La Massana and Arinsal, covering the course terrain and recreational trails that run alongside it. The park operates under the Vallnord umbrella but has its own bike-specific access and operating calendar.
The 2026 bike park season runs 13 June to 13 September; Pal Arinsal bike lifts typically operate 10:00–18:00. Adult day pass is €35; Pal Arinsal bike tickets are independent of the Gravity Card. Check the resort for current schedule and trail status.