Latest openings
Summer is already over and the first Bikeparks are closing their doors.
Looking for a Bikepark open in autumn? Come and ride at Portes du Soleil until Sunday 26 October 2025.
Summer is already over and the first Bikeparks are closing their doors.
Looking for a Bikepark open in autumn? Come and ride at Portes du Soleil until Sunday 26 October 2025.
Helmets must be worn, with full-face helmets strongly recommended.
Back protectors and/or chest protectors, knee/shoulder pads and gloves are recommended.
Stay on the marked paths intended for bike park users.
Do not take shortcuts.
Respect private property and pastures.
Help lift staff load and unload your bike.
Remain vigilant and attentive, as users of the downstream bike park have priority.
Look both ways before entering a piste junction.
You must signal before overtaking, indicating which side you wish to overtake on.
Do not park on the course. Never stand in the middle of or behind a module; make sure you are always visible.
Adapt your pace and choose the slopes according to your level:
LEVEL OF TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY | NAME | IDENTIFICATION COLOUR CODE |
Easy | Green trail | Green |
Medium | Blue track | Blue |
Difficult | Red track | Red |
Very difficult | Black track | Black |
Elite | Black double track | Black and white checkerboard |
It’s essential to find the track at a moderate pace for the first time. This avoids accidents, stopping on the track and breaking your equipment.
In the event of an accident, come to the aid of bikepatrols. Save useful emergency numbers and bikepatrols in your phone.
Bikepatrol Avoriaz
18 or 112 or 06 28 74 36 88
Bikepatrol Châtel
18 or 112 or 04 50 73 38 54 or 06 07 72 41 83
Bikepatrol Les Gets
18 or 112
Bikepatrol Morzine
18 or 112 or 04 50 79 00 38
Bikepatrol Dents du Midi region
144
Emergency numbers
FR : 112 / CH : 144
The Portes du Soleil consists of 12 resorts grouped into 5 internationally renowned Bike Parks.
Here’s our guide to the Bike Parks, with the main features of each. The description is not exhaustive, and the best way to find out for yourself is to go and put your crampons down in the four corners of Switzerland and Haute Savoie, thanks to the Portes du Soleil mountain bike area. With the unique Portes du Soleil pass, the 5 linked Bike Parks are all accessible via the 22 lifts open all summer.