Vélo enduro à Verbier Endu ro bike
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The ITRS describes 4 different aspects that characterise MTB trails, each at different levels following the same colour code. You’ll find this classification on our MTB map.
Defined by the level required to master the technical features of a trail.
The combined effect of distance and elevation gain.
Defined by the consequences of a fall.
Planning considerations : mobile phone reception, water supply, rescue…
Discover and plan your outdoor adventures in Verbier – Val de Bagnes with Guidos.
Trail routes, elevation profiles and GPX files all in one place.
No account needed. You open, you find, you go.
The mountain must be earned. And respected.
Choose trails suited to your level, control your speed and take time to get familiar with a new route before going all out. On shared paths, pedestrians have priority. Slow down, adjust your line, anticipate.
Helmet, gloves, knee pads, back protector. Check your bike before every ride. Gear doesn’t hold back the ride, it extends it.
Ride responsibly. For yourself, for others, so the mountain stays a playground for everyone.
Find all the bike washing stations in Val de Bagnes, available all summer long, free and easy to access.
These hotels are HotellerieSuisse Biking certified.
Secure bike storage, washing station, repair area, trail advice: everything is designed with cyclists in mind.
Between two climbs, a farm, a mountain hut.
Local produce, no fuss.
You stop, you taste, you stay a little longer.
One guide, and everything changes.
The terrain reads better, the lines open up, your confidence grows.
Whether you want to explore, improve or push further, you ride with someone who knows every corner, every feature, every trap.
Less hesitation, more flow. Here, you gain time. And pleasure.
The trails are available on the Brochures page of the website, in printed form at the tourist offices, and on the Guidos tool.
Yes. The trails are accessible independently. Remember to download the GPX file before you go, available on each trail page and on Guidos. For a first time or when exploring less familiar terrain, a local guide remains the best option.
The enduro trails are open during summer, depending on weather conditions and snowfall.
Summer, without a doubt. The trails are dry, the alpine pastures are open, the mountain huts are running. From July to September, conditions are generally at their best for riding.
There’s something for every level. Trails are classified by difficulty on our maps. Choose a trail that suits your level.
Yes. Some trails are suitable for riders just getting into enduro. Check our map and choose a trail suited to your level.
Yes, the lifts accept bikes during summer. You can use them to extend your ride or explore further across the area. With the VIP Pass, you get 50% off the daily bike pass.
Yes, a bike parking area is available at le Châble, near the train station.
Helmet, gloves, knee pads, back protector. The terrain is technical, protective gear is not optional. Also remember to check your bike before every ride and carry a repair kit.
Yes, several shops offer enduro bike rentals in Verbier and le Châble.
Yes, several shops offer repair and maintenance services in Verbier and le Châble.
Yes. The Enduro2 takes place every year in July. A race run in teams of two. There is also the Verbier Bike Festival, which features guided rides and bike demos.
Yes. Local guides and instructors are available to help you explore trails safely or improve your technical skills.
