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Bad Driburg, Germany

Bilster Berg

Bilster Berg has 9 days to drive and 0 races and events planned between October 2026 and November 2026.

Private circuit on a former military site with steep climbs, blind crests and 19 corners: a rollercoaster through the hills of Westphalia.

4.2 km · 19 turns
Length
4.2 km
19 turns
Upcoming dates
9
9 to drive · 0 to watch
Price range
Not published
Noise limit
Not published
Organisers
4
Noise rules
Max sound power 138 dB(A) per vehicle (DMSB drive-by method). No driving between 22:00 and 06:00.

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About the circuit

The track

Bilster Berg is a private driving resort in the hills of East Westphalia, built on a former military ammunition site. The 4.2 km lap has big changes in elevation, blind crests and 19 corners, which is why it is often compared to a compact Nordschleife. The forest and hills around it give the circuit a natural, enclosed feel.

Signature corners

The circuit is defined by its steep climbs and drops: you brake over crests, turn into corners you cannot yet see and feel the car go light at the top of hills. Learning the line takes many laps, and a good rhythm through the sequences of crests matters more than outright speed.

Who it suits

Bilster Berg is demanding: steep climbs, blind crests and little room for error. It suits drivers with some track experience, ideally with an instructor for the first sessions. Because it is a private venue, days are usually well organised with limited numbers.

Getting there

The circuit is near Bad Driburg, about 25 km east of Paderborn. Paderborn/Lippstadt airport is about 40 minutes away by car.

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Full calendar incl. private days  ·  Bilster Berg trackdays 2026 ·  Official website: www.bilster-berg.de

Frequently asked questions

When are the next trackdays at Bilster Berg?

The next dates to drive at Bilster Berg: 10 Oct – Bilster Berg; 10 Oct – Bilster Berg; 11 Oct – DANS. In total there are 9 upcoming days to drive on Trackstr.

How much does a trackday at Bilster Berg cost?

No full-day prices for upcoming dates at Bilster Berg are published on Trackstr yet. Each organiser sets its own price: follow the link on a date to see it.

What is the noise limit at Bilster Berg?

Max sound power 138 dB(A) per vehicle (DMSB drive-by method). No driving between 22:00 and 06:00.

Is Bilster Berg suitable for beginners?

Bilster Berg has steep climbs, blind crests and little room for error: it suits drivers with some experience, ideally with an instructor at first. Trackstr lists 4 upcoming driving experiences or courses at Bilster Berg. Whether a trackday suits beginners depends on the organiser: some run novice groups or offer instructors, so check their page before booking.

How do I book a trackday at Bilster Berg?

Trackdays at Bilster Berg are run by clubs and companies that rent the circuit. Pick a date on Trackstr and click through to the organiser to book directly; Trackstr does not sell places itself.

Which organisers run trackdays at Bilster Berg?

Organisers with upcoming dates at Bilster Berg: Bilster Berg, DANS, Deutscher Sportfahrer Kreis, DSK.

Can I watch races at Bilster Berg?

There are no upcoming public events listed for Bilster Berg on Trackstr at the moment.

How long is Bilster Berg?

Bilster Berg in Germany is 4.2 km long and has 19 turns.