Biking in Willingen
One thing is guaranteed not to happen at Bikewelt Willingen: Boredom. Because no matter whether you are looking for a challenge with freeride or downhill, want to do leisurely panoramic laps with the family or want to cycle to the peaks of the region with an e-bike - everything is possible. Even road cyclists can discover new tours here. Versatile, picture-perfect and equipped with excellent tour networks, Willingen is a paradise for all bikers.
Services for bikers
With us, no wishes remain unfulfilled. As a bett+bike hotel of the adfc as well as a partner hotel of Giant and Bergamont we offer you extensive services around the bike. Together with the Snow & Bike Factory and K1 Rental, our partners for bike and winter sports, you will find everything a biker's heart desires:
- Bike rental with touring, downhill, freeride, ladies, kids and e-bikes
- Bike service, assembly stands and repair service
- Bike school with courses for beginners, advanced riders, pros and kids
- Bike camps and riding technique camps
- Guided tours for every level
- E-bike charging station
- Tour tips and maps
- Bike shop with sales of new and rental bikes, spare parts and bike accessories
- Laundry service and drying room
- Locked bike garage
- 5-star breakfast buffet for athletes
- Biker lunch package
- Relaxation island with sauna area, whirlpool, massages and wellness
- late check out
House guests receive a 20% discount on all rental items and a 10% discount on all purchase items at theSnow & Bike Factory and K1 Rental Willingen.
Bikewelt Willingen
Off on the saddle and off you go: Hills and valleys, mountains and forests are waiting to be discovered by you. Around Willingen you will find routes and trails for every demand and every taste.
Whether you count yourself among the pleasure cyclists, freeriders or MTB riders: Everyone is welcome here. Come alone to clear your head or bring friends and family to create unforgettable memories together.
Versatile routes
Pure nature can be found on 250 km of MTB routes - all well signposted so that no one is left behind. For racing cyclists there are 14 dream tours on which not only the landscape can be enjoyed, but also the time can be improved. Those on e-bikes have a little support in their luggage for the sometimes crisp climbs - and just as beautiful tours ahead of them.
Short, difficult route profiles with technical delicacies, beautiful trails with few ascents and many sights or easily manageable enjoyable tours for families fulfil every biker wish. Thanks to the K1 chairlift, you can enjoy comfortable transport to the Ettelsberg with your bike to start your next adventure from there.
A paradise for daredevils and connoisseurs
Forests, meadows, mountains and valleys as far as the eye can see: Sauerland and Upland shine with great panoramic routes. Many enjoyable routes are suitable for leisurely walks with the whole family. If you want more action, you can try the climbs up to 843 metres or test rapid descents in the forest.
Downhill
The downhill course in Willingen was designed and built by Diddie Schneider, one of Europe's leading course designers. From the summit of the Ettelsberg, it goes over challenging passages rapidly down into the valley. Every year the world's best downhillers meet here in Willingen to determine the fastest downhill rider at the "Wheels of Speed" as part of the SYMPATEX Bike Festival.
Freeride
The first ride over the tracks in Willingen makes it clear that track designer Diddie Schneider has had a hand in this as well. The result is a coherent track on which almost everyone will feel comfortable. Beginners can get to grips with the berms and jumps, while experts can add more difficulty to the trail with their speed.
A paradise for daredevils and connoisseurs
Forests, meadows, mountains and valleys as far as the eye can see: Sauerland and Upland shine with great panoramic routes. Many enjoyable routes are suitable for leisurely walks with the whole family. If you want more action, you can try the climbs up to 843 metres or test rapid descents in the forest.
Downhill
The downhill course in Willingen was designed and built by Diddie Schneider, one of Europe's leading course designers. From the summit of the Ettelsberg, it goes over challenging passages rapidly down into the valley. Every year the world's best downhillers meet here in Willingen to determine the fastest downhill rider at the "Wheels of Speed" as part of the SYMPATEX Bike Festival.
Freeride
During the first ride over the tracks of Willingen it becomes clear: Track designer Diddie Schneider has had his fingers in the pie. The result is a coherent track that almost everyone will feel comfortable on. Beginners can get to grips with the berms and jumps, while experts can add more difficulty to the trail with their speed.