The Alps are a premier mountain biking destination, offering a vast network of well-developed trails in all our destinations.

Extensive Systems: interconnected trails spanning countries like France, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy.

Variety of Trails: Trails range from smooth valley routes for beginners to challenging downhill and enduro tracks for advanced riders.

Lift-Accessed Trails: Many alpine resorts provide chairlifts or gondolas to transport riders and bikes to high-altitude trailheads, maximizing downhill riding opportunities.

Signposted Routes: Clearly marked trails with difficulty ratings (beginner, intermediate, advanced) ensure safety and accessibility.

A thrilling blend of endurance, exploration, and breathtaking scenery. Ideal for riders who love a mix of physical challenge and natural beauty.

Terrain: Trails typically include a mix of natural paths, forest tracks, and gravel roads. Routes often traverse meadows, valleys, and wooded areas, with some sections climbing to alpine ridges. The ground can vary from smooth to moderately rugged, with occasional obstacles like roots, rocks, and small streams.

POPULAR DESTINATIONS: Engadine, Zermatt, Annecy, Chamonix, Crans-Montana, Bernese Oberland.

An adrenaline-filled adventure that focuses on speed, precision, and navigating technical terrain. This discipline leverages the Alps’ dramatic vertical drops and rugged landscapes, making it a favorite for experienced riders.

Terrain: Steep, technical trails descending from high altitudes. Natural obstacles such as rocks, roots, and loose gravel combined with man-made features like jumps, berms, and drops. Narrow singletracks that demand precise bike handling.

Elevation: drops often exceed 500–1500 meters, offering long descents. Trails begin at high-altitude trailheads, accessible by lifts or gondolas.

POPULAR DESTINATIONS: Les Gets, Morizine, Crans-Montana, Zermatt, Innsbruck

This style of mountain biking focuses on rugged, high-altitude terrains, characterized by breathtaking views, technical challenges, and a unique connection to pristine wilderness.

High-Altitude Trails: Typically located above the treeline (2,000–3,000m), trails wind through rocky plateaus, scree slopes, and alpine meadows, with sparse vegetation.

Technical Challenges: Narrow singletracks with steep drop-offs and loose, rocky surfaces. Sharp switchbacks, exposed ridgelines, and sections requiring bike carrying or hike-a-bike techniques.

POPULAR DESTINATIONS: Zermatt, Chamonix, Crans-Montana, Inssbruck, Engadine

A unique blend of scenic beauty, varied terrain, and a peaceful atmosphere. These routes are often less technical but still provide plenty of adventure, making them suitable for a wide range of skill levels.

Circular Routes: Many lakes and dams have well-maintained trails that circle their perimeter, offering continuous views of the water.

Mixed Terrain: Trails may include smooth gravel paths, singletracks, and short climbs with rocky sections.

POPULAR DESTINATIONS: Annecy, ST. Moritz, Chamonix.

The Alps are home to some of the best bike parks and pump tracks in the world, offering facilities and terrain for all levels of riders, from beginners to professional athletes. These dedicated areas are purpose-built to provide a controlled environment for practicing skills, enjoying adrenaline-filled runs, and experiencing the thrill of mountain biking.

Man-Made Features: Berms, jumps, drops, and table-tops to hone skills. Technical sections like rock gardens and gap jumps for advanced riders.

POPULAR DESTINATIONS: Les Gets, Saalbach, Crans-Montana, Innsbruck

Guided Tours with Support Vehicles: Expert local guides tailor routes, provide insights on the area, SAG (support and gear) vehicles follow your group, providing refreshments, bike repairs, and transportation for tired riders.

The Alps are a dream destination for organized mountain biking trips, offering diverse terrains, exceptional infrastructure, and stunning scenery. Whether your group is a mix of skill levels or a team of seasoned riders, the Alps provide the perfect setting for an unforgettable biking experience.

- Flexible itineraries including multi-day guided tours. - Logistics and Support: Local guides to tailor the experience and maximize group satisfaction.

All destinations are well-equipped to cater to families and kids, offering a blend of easy trails, bike parks, and tailored facilities.

· The Bike Parks include green and blue trails designed for beginners and families. · Mini pump track and dedicated kids’ area for learning basic biking skills. · Guided family biking tours are available to introduce families to the best trails. · Family-friendly attractions like the Forest Fun Park. · Combined bike and train excursions through picturesque mountain villages. · Beaches along Lake Annecy offer swimming and picnicking opportunities.

The Alps are an exceptional destination for senior riders, offering a mix of trails, scenic beauty, and tailored services to ensure comfort, safety, and enjoyment. Whether it's leisurely rides through alpine meadows or e-bike-assisted climbs to stunning viewpoints, the Alps cater perfectly to the 50+ age group.

- Gentle Trails & flat routes: Wide, well-maintained green and blue trails ideal for leisurely exploration. - E-Bike Friendly: Rentals and charging stations are widely available for those seeking extra assistance. - Wellness-focused accommodations with spas for post-ride relaxation.

Mountain biking in the Alps for young adults and groups of friends is a thrilling mix of adrenaline, adventure, and camaraderie. With diverse trails ranging from technical singletracks to fun downhill descents, the Alps provide the perfect playground for pushing limits and creating unforgettable shared experiences.

For groups of friends, mountain biking in the Alps combines excitement and exploration. Ride through scenic valleys, test your skills on challenging terrain, and enjoy post-ride relaxation in picturesque villages, all while strengthening bonds in an unforgettable alpine setting.

Mountain biking in the Alps is a dynamic and rewarding experience for couples. Whether cruising along gentle trails with stunning views or tackling exhilarating descents, the shared adventure fosters connection and creates lasting memories amidst breathtaking mountain scenery.

Mountain biking in Annecy offers scenic trails around the sparkling Lake Annecy and its surrounding hills. Riders enjoy a mix of lush forests, rolling meadows, and panoramic views of the lake. Trails cater to all levels, from leisurely rides on smooth paths to more challenging routes in the nearby Semnoz mountain.

Crans-Montana is a versatile mountain biking destination, boasting downhill tracks, flow trails, and cross-country routes. The stunning alpine scenery, with views of the Rhône Valley and surrounding peaks, complements trails suitable for all skill levels, making it a favorite for bikers seeking variety.

Zermatt combines world-class mountain biking with iconic views of the Matterhorn. Trails range from smooth valley routes to thrilling descents from the high alpine terrain. The region is known for its well-maintained trails, accessible via lifts, offering a seamless mix of adventure and natural beauty.

The Bernese Oberland features trails that weave through iconic alpine landscapes, including views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. From smooth valley paths to steep, technical mountain trails, the region provides diverse options for all levels, with postcard-perfect panoramas at every turn.

Innsbruck is a mountain biking paradise set in the heart of the Tyrolean Alps. The region offers a variety of trails, from family-friendly valley routes to adrenaline-pumping downhill tracks. With panoramic views of the Nordkette mountain range and access to well-maintained bike parks.

Chamonix is a mountain biking haven with rugged alpine trails at the foot of Mont Blanc. Expect steep descents, technical singletracks, and breathtaking vistas. It's ideal for experienced riders seeking adrenaline-filled challenges, though there are also family-friendly trails in the valley.

Renowned for its picturesque landscapes and high-altitude trails, Engadine offers some of the most scenic mountain biking in the Alps. From flowy singletracks to technical mountain passes, the area caters to riders who appreciate the mix of challenging routes and awe-inspiring vistas.