Everything is easily accessible by car; there are no obstacles or road closures.

Interesting: there’s a “No Entry” sign for cars and motorcycles, but at the same time, there’s a note that says, “Everyone should decide for themselves how to contribute to protecting nature.” So, drive in if you don’t care about nature; if you do, don’t—and consider it your personal contribution to nature conservation. I looked for other routes.

We wanted to ride these beautiful trails again, but once we got there, we noticed the “No Entry” sign (as mentioned in the comment below). Translated, this essentially means: “Access by motorcycles, quads, ATVs, and non-electric buggies is prohibited year-round for noise protection reasons.” This is confirmed by another “No Entry” sign for quads and motorcycles. We were probably lucky last year that we were still allowed to drive in. The fact is, it is no longer legal to ride two-wheeled vehicles on this route.