Paragliding Königszinne Bodenwerder

Located in Bodenwerder, Germany, this paragliding site offers a challenging yet rewarding experience. The takeoff altitude is 247 meters with a height difference of 170 meters. The site is frequently used for soaring and thermal flying, and cross-country flights are possible. However, the launch area is very tight and short, requiring precision and skill. Pilots take off from a dragon ramp with limited space, necessitating a reverse launch and proper briefing. The wind conditions must be suitable for a safe takeoff. The natural stone ramp for hang gliders is also very short, adding to the difficulty. Every pilot must check in via the contact form on the day of their flight. Despite the tight launch area, the site offers a beautiful panorama and often favorable conditions for extended flights. The ascent to the launch site is pleasant, and there's a nice spot for parawaiting if the wind isn't immediately favorable. Bringing a book is recommended. Only paragliders and hang gliders with a valid proficiency certificate are allowed to fly here, and the equipment must be properly certified and insured. Training of paragliders and hang gliders is not permitted at Königszinne. A daily fee is required for using the site, and pilots must follow the instructions of the club members. For more details, visit [Königszinne Paragliding Site](https://www.drachenfluggruppe-boerry.de/gelaende/koenigszinne.html).