Bike parks around Hude (Oldenburg) offer diverse cycling experiences, from dedicated facilities to natural trails. Located near the city of Oldenburg, the region is characterized by its natural landscapes, including the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park, forests, and river areas. These surroundings provide varied terrain suitable for different types of cycling. The area is known for its blend of constructed bike features and extensive natural singletrack.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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The pump track opened in September 2023. Along with an artificial turf soccer field, a tartan playing field for handball, basketball, and soccer, as well as a football field with a goal wall, a skate park, a calisthenics facility, a running track, a boules court, a lawn for free play, and a toboggan hill.
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From challenging to beginners, everything is there. Plus the beautiful landscape (forest) with the old hunt that winds deep through the forest. So don't forget your swimming trunks on hot days.
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The Osenberg Mountains are one to 23 m above sea level. NHN high dune landscape of the East Frisian-Oldenburg Geest. They are located near Oldenburg and Sandhatten in the Oldenburg district of Lower Saxony (Germany).
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The new Kreyenbrück sports park opened with a big games and sports festival on Saturday, September 23rd. Numerous visitors had the opportunity to test and use the various facilities: for example, playing basketball with the Baskets4Life e.V. club. V. or on the pump track with the BMX-AG from IGS Kreyenbrück. Acrobatics and dance performances provided good entertainment in addition to the hands-on activities. Mayor Jürgen Krogmann gave the starting signal for sports and games. “On 13,500 square meters, the south of the city now has a paradise for recreational athletes – for all age groups and numerous interests. “We have the largest connected sports facility in the entire city,” said Krogmann, and thanked everyone involved for the realization of the sports park. Skate park ready from the end of October In addition to the artificial turf pitch, a tartan playing field for handball, basketball and football as well as a football field with a goal wall are now available. There is a pump track, a calisthenics facility, outdoor fitness equipment and a boules area. The whole thing is completed by a meadow for free play and even a toboggan hill. The new concrete skate park on around 1,600 square meters has not yet been approved and is expected to be completed at the end of October, provided the weather permits the concrete work. What is also still missing is a long-term solution for public toilets. These will be integrated into the new changing room building, which is scheduled to be built in 2025. A temporary solution with mobile toilet facilities is currently being set up. To clean the sports facilities, rubbish is collected and waste containers emptied three times a week (instead of the usual once) during the months of most frequent use. Learn more Further information about the Kreyenbrück Sports Park is available online at www.oldenburg.de/sportpark-kreyenbrueck ».
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Discovered by chance at the end of November, but the system was still under construction. Haven't been there yet. City project website: https://www.oldenburg.de/startseite/kultur/sport/aktuelles/baustart-des-sportparks-kreyenbrueck.html
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A beautiful path in beautiful nature!
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...an up and down...again and again 😎👍...it feels like there are countless possibilities for route combinations making the area south of Oldenburg really interesting to let off steam with your MTB 🙋♂️.
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The region offers a mix of dedicated facilities and natural mountain biking trails. You'll find modern pumptracks like the one at Pump Track Sportpark Kreyenbrück, as well as extensive natural singletrack trails through forests and nature parks.
Yes, beginners can find suitable trails. The Easy singletrack in Naturpark Wildeshauser Geest is an excellent area, offering everything from easy to demanding trails, including opportunities to practice jumping techniques. The Pump Track Sportpark Kreyenbrück is also great for developing bike handling skills and balance in a controlled environment.
Experienced riders will enjoy the Osenberge Trails, known for their many singletrack sections and challenging uphill and downhill segments within a dense collection of small hills. The Achterbahn Singletrail (Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park) also offers happy, elongated up and down sections for a dynamic ride.
Yes, the Pump Track Sportpark Kreyenbrück in Oldenburg features a modern concrete BMX track. Opened in September 2023, it's designed for riders to generate momentum using body movements, making it suitable for BMX bikes, mountain bikes, scooters, and balance bikes. It's part of a larger sports park with diverse activities.
The trails around Hude (Oldenburg) traverse diverse natural landscapes, including the scenic Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park, dense forests, and areas along the Hunte river. You can expect varied terrain, from marsh and moor to geest areas, offering picturesque rides.
Absolutely. The Pump Track Sportpark Kreyenbrück is part of a comprehensive sports and leisure area designed for all ages and interests, making it very family-friendly. Many natural trails, especially those categorized as 'easy' or 'intermediate' within the Wildeshauser Geest, also offer enjoyable experiences for families.
The warmer months, from spring through autumn, are generally ideal for cycling in the region, offering pleasant weather for exploring both the dedicated bike parks and natural trails. While the Sportpark Kreyenbrück has a toboggan hill for winter, the cycling facilities are best enjoyed when conditions are dry and mild.
Beyond mountain biking, the region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore road cycling routes like the 'Hunte Dike Trail' or 'View of the Hunte River' loops, or enjoy touring bicycle routes such as the 'Hude Abbey Ruins' or 'Tweelbäker Lake' loops. For more options, check out the Road Cycling Routes around Hude (Oldenburg) and Cycling around Hude (Oldenburg) guides.
Many natural trails wind through scenic areas. For instance, the Eco Trail in Werderland, while primarily a natural hiking trail, offers insights into local flora and fauna with information boards and views of watercourses and meadows. The trails within the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park also provide picturesque forest and river views.
Visitors appreciate the diverse cycling experiences, from the dynamic pumptrack at Sportpark Kreyenbrück to the immersive natural singletrack trails. The ability to combine routes, the challenging uphill and downhill sections, and the beautiful natural settings of the Wildeshauser Geest and surrounding forests are frequently highlighted as major draws.
When riding natural trails like the Osenberge Trails, be mindful of other forest users, especially on weekends. Some sections can be steep, so ride within your ability. In areas like the Wildeshauser Geest, some trail sections might be wet after heavy rainfall, so appropriate footwear and gear are recommended.


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