Bike parks around Stockem are situated within the municipality of Eupen in Belgium, offering diverse cycling opportunities. The region is known for its extensive network of cycling routes, including dedicated bike parks and general cycling paths. Natural features like the Hertogenwald forest and the Eupen Wesertalsperre provide varied terrain and scenic backdrops for rides. Stockem serves as a hub for planning cycling journeys, with routes catering to various skill levels.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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It is known for having a lot of https://www.nipr.com.co roots and "rubble" (loose rock)
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And that river through the valley is beautiful. After that it really goes up 😀
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Riding top from above, you can also use the notches as small berms and the bumps for small jumps 🤘... somehow hardly fits into the landscape, but in addition to the many easy paths, some MTB feeling.
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The Scharren am Altenhof nature reserve near Bettingen is located in the Eifel district of Bitburg-Prüm in Rhineland-Palatinate. The 6.7 hectare area, which was placed under nature protection in 1988, stretches east of the municipality of Bettingen. The Prüm flows to the west of the area and the L 7 state road runs along it. The Schleidbach flows not far to the south. The purpose of protection is the preservation of the Scharren with the adjacent semi-arid grasslands rich in orchids, heat-loving bushes and mixed forest formations as a habitat for rare, endangered animal and plant species, especially bird and insect species. (Source: Wikipedia)
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A weird but cool section. Somehow doesn't fit here.
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One of many beautiful trails in the area.
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The region around Stockem offers a variety of bike parks and trails, from flowy and easy paths suitable for beginners to more challenging singletracks and technical descents. You'll find options like the very flowy Grundhof Trail and the intermediate Felsenweg 53 (Südeifel Nature Park).
Yes, there are family-friendly options. For instance, the Flow Trail is noted as a family-friendly mountain bike park that is good to ride in both directions, offering an enjoyable experience for various skill levels.
For more advanced riders, the Birkbach singletrack offers a more demanding and technical descent. Additionally, the Bike Park Eupen features three downhill tracks with varied terrain, including technical sections, catering to experienced riders. Routes through the Hertogenwald forest also provide challenging ascents and descents.
Cycling around Stockem offers diverse natural scenery. You can ride through dense woodlands like the Hertogenwald forest, along rivers, and past impressive structures such as the Eupen Wesertalsperre (dam). Trails like Felsenweg 53 (Südeifel Nature Park) are known for their beautiful forest and gorge settings.
Yes, the Bike Park Eupen is a significant attraction for mountain bikers and BMX riders. It offers three downhill tracks totaling 700 meters, designed for various skill levels. The park is freely accessible at all times and serves as an endpoint for longer mountain bike routes through the Hertogenwald forest and along the Eupen Wesertalsperre. You can find more information at visitwallonia.be.
Beyond dedicated bike parks, Stockem and the wider Eupen region are known for their extensive network of cycling routes. These routes often utilize a system of 'bike nodes' and route planners, allowing for customized journeys through diverse landscapes, including the Hertogenwald forest and around the Eupen Wesertalsperre. New Cross-Country mountain bike routes totaling approximately 120 kilometers have also been introduced.
Yes, the Scharren am Altenhof Trail is described as a 'weird but cool section' where you can use notches as small berms and bumps for small jumps, offering a unique mountain biking experience within a nature reserve.
Visitors appreciate the variety of trails, from flowy and easy to technical and challenging. Many enjoy the natural beauty of the routes, such as those along rivers or through forests. Trails that are fun to ride in both directions and offer a good mix of terrain are particularly popular.
Besides bike parks, the region offers a range of cycling opportunities. You can explore gravel biking routes, such as those found in the Gravel biking around Stockem guide, or enjoy general cycling routes detailed in the Cycling around Stockem guide. For road cyclists, there are also dedicated routes available in the Road Cycling Routes around Stockem guide.
Many routes in the Eupen region pass through or around the impressive Vesdre Dam (Eupen Wesertalsperre), providing scenic views. While specific viewpoints are not always highlighted for every trail, the natural landscapes of the Hertogenwald forest and river areas offer picturesque settings for your rides.
The region's cycling routes and bike parks are generally enjoyable across multiple seasons. The varied terrain, including green forests and meadows, suggests that spring, summer, and autumn would offer pleasant conditions. Winter mountain biking might be possible, but conditions would depend on local weather and trail maintenance.


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