Between France and Switzerland

Our 5 Bikeparks

A paradise for mountain bikers

1 Pass, 5 Bikeparks, for all levels! Take advantage of the 22 lifts to cross the Franco-Swiss border and admire the incredible scenery on your way down. Some twenty Bike Patrols work daily on the facilities to ensure the safety and quality of the trails.

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Portes du Soleil

5 Bikeparks

world-renowned

Avoriaz Bikepark

The Avoriaz Bike Park is the perfect playground! Accessible to all levels! There are numerous DH and enduro trails, electric mountain bike courses and fun zones for learning to...

Bikepark Champéry – Les Crosets – Morgins

The Dents du Midi region, a paradise for bikers of all kinds, from enduro to e-Bike to DH. Located on the Portes du Soleil ski area in the Swiss Chablais region, the Bikerpark...

Bikepark Châtel

At Châtel, the desire to create a passion for mountain biking is at the heart of everything we do. Local professionals make it a point of honour to offer an approach that...

Bikepark Les Gets

Since 1992, the resort of Les Gets has been a benchmark for cycling, offering a variety of options such as DH mountain biking, enduro, road and electric biking. Today, it has...

Bikepark Morzine

The Morzine bike park, located in the heart of the Portes du Soleil, Europe’s largest mountain biking area, was named the best Bike Park in Europe and eighth in the world...

Roulez en sécurité

The basics

PROTECT YOURSELF

Helmets must be worn, with full-face helmets strongly recommended. Back protectors and/or chest protectors, knee/elbow pads and gloves are recommended.

RESPECT THE SIGNS

Stay on the marked trails intended for bikepark users. Do not take shortcuts.

Respect private property and pastures.

RESPECT OTHERS

Help lift personnel load and unload your bike. Remain vigilant and attentive, as users of the downhill bikepark have priority. Look both ways before entering a trail junction.

It’s essential to signal before overtaking, indicating on which side you wish to overtake.

Do not park on the course. Never stand in the middle of or behind a module – make sure you’re always visible.

Know your limits

Adapt your pace and choose trails according to your level:

LEVEL OF TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY	DENOMINATION	COLOR CODE IDENTIFICATION
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 imperative that you first identify the track at a moderate pace. This avoids accidents, stops on the track and damage to your equipment.

Yes, hello?

In the event of an accident, come to the aid of bikepatrols. Save 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

Good plans

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Mountain bike package

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The Pass'Portes du Soleil MTB

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Mountain bike trail map

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THE SECTORS

Discover all sectors

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 it’s best to forge your own experience by taking your spikes to the four corners of Switzerland and Haute Savoie, thanks to the Portes du Soleil mountain bike area. With the unique Portes du Soleil package, the 5 linked Bike Parks are all accessible via the 22 lifts open all summer long.