Mountain Coaster

Allwetterrodelbahn Weißenfels (2013)

The trip to the Allwetterrodelbahn Weißenfels turned out to be quite adventurous, because although it is located right next to a well-developed country road, my navigation system pulled me over a gravel road ahead to Schöne Aussicht. Here you will find a garden, the aforementioned Alpine Coaster and a well equipped miniature golf course.

Due to the flat terrain, the ride unfortunately turns out to be less exciting, because although it gains more and more speed, one hardly passes any interesting elements during this time. The beginning of the ride looks visually unattractive due to the lift with only a slight inclination afterwards. A start like the Brocken Coaster in Schierke would have been more interesting, and a more compact design of the ride would not have been bad. As soon as the ride reaches the forest, the ride becomes a lot of fun, but it’s a pity that the final brake is already reached in the next moment.

Allwetterrodelbahn Weißenfels • Wiegand Alpine Coaster

The Allwetterrodelbahn Weißenfels is nice, especially as the price-performance ratio is good and there are clearly worse representatives of this type of summer toboggan run. One is visibly anxious to get the best out of the facility, so that a stopover, although only a short one, is definitely recommended.

 

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Saxony-Anhalt

Inselrodelbahn Bergen (2012)

In the middle of the Baltic Sea island of Rügen, in the village of Bergen, a place whose name was not given without justification (Berg means Mountain, so Bergen is a place full of mountains), you will find the Inselrodelbahn Bergen, Germany’s northernmost summer and winter toboggan run and at the same time the most visited Alpine Coaster ride in Germany. Even on a Sunday with rather modest weather you can spend a few minutes in the queue here.

The ride on the Inselrodelbahn Bergen is quite short, but also quite exciting. Here you will encounter elements you would wish for on longer, but unfortunately monotonous rides, such as the Weserberglandbob. However, even this can only slightly improve the ride.

One should give the operators a very high credit for the display of the speed, since the creative play of this hardly leads to a sneak. Somehow everyone wants to break the speed record and the annoying trimming of the sledges during the descent is omitted.

 

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Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Scharmützelbob (2012)

Close to the town of Fürstenwalde/Spree you will find the Scharmützelbob, an Alpine Coaster from Wiegand, well signposted in a wooded area. However, the Lake Scharmützel, which gives the coaster its name, is a few kilometres away.

The ride, which was built in 2010, is one of the younger representatives of its kind and features two lifts which are not installed at the beginning and the end of the ride, but which, like many Minetrain roller coasters, initiate two rapid descents. Due to the compact design of the ride another factor of complexity is brought into play, which is simply missing on the very simple track layouts of comparable rides and provides more dynamics and fun.

The Scharmützelbob is a pretty good Alpine Coaster, which is mainly due to its route and the quite fast downhill runs after the lifts. Compared to the great rides Hasenhorn Coaster and the Trapper Slider in Fort Fun Abenteuerland in Bestwig, the ride is not as exciting despite its twisted course, but it is much more impressive than most of the other ones of its kind. A ride is therefore highly recommended.

 

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Brandenburg