MTB - SKS-Bike-Trail Sundern No. 46

The mountain bike tour "SKS-Bike-Trail Sundern No. 46" starts in Sundern and initially leads along paved paths out of the urban area. An ascent to Dörnholthausener Höhe starts at the end of Seidfeld. This is followed by a challenging downhill trail that leads to the Endorfer Hütte and includes a crossing of a forest stream. This is followed by a challenging ascent towards Wildewiese, a winter sports resort with gastronomic offerings and far-reaching views. At this point, the topographical peak of the tour is reached. An excursion to the Schomberg tower offers extensive views of the surrounding landscape if visibility is good. The rest of the route on the Sorpeberg is characterized by an alternation between narrow trails and well-developed forest paths, which allows for a varied route. Additional panoramic views open up past the "Sieben Wegekreuz" before the route reaches Dörnholthausen. In Stockum, after passing the sports field, the Bergmer is bypassed on a singletrail; the village offers various places to stop for refreshments. The route continues via the former gliding area near Seidfeld to a transmitter mast. From this point, technically challenging root trails lead downhill back to Sundern. The starting point at the town hall is reached again via public roads. This circular tour enables a shortened return journey to Sundern via asphalted connections at the Endorfer Hütte, Wildewiese or Stockum stations.

Attention: We cross forest paths on many descents - please pay particular attention to forestry vehicles and hikers!

The short loop via Wilde Wiese is not only worthwhile for a stop at the hut.

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Sundern can be reached via the A 46 highway. The most convenient exit is Hüsten, from here it is only a twenty-minute drive via the B 229 federal highway and the L 519.

You will find a large number of parking spaces in the center of Sundern. But there are also plenty of parking spaces along the route that can be used as a starting point.