Mammut

The Mammut roller coaster extends across 860 meters of track, reaching heights of 30 meters and speeds of 90 kilometers per hour through its wooden structure.

Opened in 2008, Mammut became the first wooden roller coaster in Germany completely designed and manufactured by German engineering companies, with a construction cost of 6 million euros.

The name derives from Mammutbäume, referring to German redwood trees, connecting the attraction to the forest themes prevalent in Baden-Württemberg's regional identity.

Two trains operate simultaneously on the track, each containing four cars with three rows of two seats, allowing 24 passengers per departure.

In 2009, extreme athlete Dirk Auer set a world record by riding the entire track using specially modified inline skates at speeds of 90 kilometers per hour.

Location: Cleebronn

Accessibility: Ograniczony dostęp dla wózków inwalidzkich

Operator: Tripsdrill

Opening Hours: Poniedziałek-Niedziela 10:00-18:00

GPS coordinates: 49.03784,9.05623

Latest update: May 19, 2025 00:11