LES 2 ALPES BIKE PARK RIDE TO YOUR HEART’S CONTENT

LES 2 ALPES BIKE PARK

2 Alpes Bike Park is the official name given to the whole Les 2 Alpes MTB area. Renowned throughout Europe, Les 2 Alpes Bike Park is home to Riding and downhill MTB enthusiasts of all ages and from all walks of life. Re (discover) this unique playground, made all the more impressive thanks to impressive, precipitous mountains boasting a vertical drop of 2,300 metres to devour in one go…have a blast!

ENJOY!
A MTB area just for you…

Extreme thrills!
2 Alpes Bike Park™ offers you a high-reaching world of ride accessible to all between altitudes of 3,200 metres and 960 metres, as well as a downhill run with a vertical drop of more than 2,300 metres! Make the most of its 98 km of marked trails for all levels and its 6 ski lifts open all summer.

Each to their own level, each to their own style!
Whether you’re an amateur or an expert, you’ll love the smooth, wide tracks that are a pleasure to ride over, fast, high-altitude downhill trails, technical single tracked enduro-type routes and fun modules for all levels.

Did you know?

The Bike Park in numbers

Our team comprises 8 shapers and bike patrollers who are responsible for daily maintenance and safety of Les 2 Alpes Bike Park™ to ensure you have plenty of fun: 700hrs in spring, 2,000hrs in the autumn and 2,700 hrs during the season.

2,300 metre vertical drop,
8,620 metres of cumulative vertical drop between 3,200 metres and 960 metres
635 metres of vertical climb
14 downhill trails, including 1 élite trail
5 enduro itineraries
3 cross-country itineraries
3 E-bike itinerairies
2 green trails, 3 blues, 8 reds and 4 blacks
1 dedicated beginners area on Vallée Blanche
1 pumptrack zone
1 Easy to Ride zone
4 bike wash stations: Vallée Blanche, Diable, Venosc and resort centre
1 geo-tracking rescue system through the 2 ALPES app

Enjoyment for everyone

Sectors and piste map

Download MTB 2021 summer map15MB

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A fantastic MTB area

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E-MOUNTAIN BIKING ROUTES

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MTB ROUTES

Ride over the most stunning MTB routes in Les 2 Alpes. We hope you’re ready to take on the 98 kilometres of trails!

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your MTB pass

Adults20 €4HR PASS

[MTB 4-hour great deal]

Adults110.50 €6 DAYS OR MORE

[MTB & pedestrian access and 1 day in 1 of the 4 Galaxie resorts*]

Adults276 €SEASON PASS

[MTB & pedestrian access and 2 days in 1 of the 4 Galaxie resorts*]

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VALUABLE ADVICE

Be an exemplary mountain biker and follow the top tips and code of conduct provided by Les 2 Alpes’ bike patrollers!

Think eco-responsibly

Respect nature and the environment
Don’t leave any waste behind

Respect those around you

Make others aware you are there before overtaking
The rider in front always takes priority over the one behind
Do not stop on the route, get off the track or use the rest areas designed for that purpose

Respect the signage and markings

Do not go off the marked itineraries
Avoid skidding
Do not cut corners

Alert mountain rescue services

5 things to do in the event of an accident
1. Make the area safe
2. Get information about the injured party
3. Locate the scene of the accident (name of the trail, itinerary, distinguishing features, marker number on downhill trails….), then plot your position on the map using your X and Y coordinates.
4. Warn the operating staff or call 112 from your mobile phone
5. Stay with the injured party until the rescue services arrive

Safety first

Face masks must be worn on all ski lifts
Full-face helmets must be worn for downhill mountain biking
It is strongly advised to wear knee pads, elbow pads, long gloves and a back protector
It is strongly advised to use a mountain bike that is in good condition and adapted to the discipline

Take care

On your first MTB descent, adapt your speed to get a feel for the route and keep an eye out for any technical sections
Go over each technical section on foot before riding over them on your bike
Adapt your speed to your level when you come to an obstacle or module
Don’t attempt any reckless tricks
Slow down if there are other riders around, or if you have reduced visibility of the terrain

Loyalty + Trust = PARTNER