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Wide, flowing trails ideal for your first descents
More technical routes with berms and small jumps
More committing sections with roots, rocks and steeper gradients
Fast, technical lines used in race events
Highly technical trails with major obstacles (gaps, slabs, rock gardens)
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Safety is everything at the Verbier Bikepark. To make the most of the trails, ride responsibly.
Choose trails that match your level and keep your speed in check. On your first run, take the time to read the terrain.
Watch out for hikers, especially on shared paths. They have priority: slow down as you approach and adjust your line.
Wearing protective gear is strongly recommended: helmet, gloves, knee pads and a back protector. Always check your bike before heading out.
By following these guidelines, you keep yourself safe, protect others and help everyone share the mountain well.
These hotels are HotellerieSuisse Biking certified. Secure bike storage, wash stations, repair areas and route advice: everything designed with cyclists in mind.
One guide changes everything.
The terrain reads better, the lines open up, the confidence builds.
Whether you want to explore, improve or push further, you ride with someone who knows every corner, every line, every trap.
Less hesitation, more flow. You gain time. And a whole lot more fun.
Yes, the Verbier Bike Park has trails suitable for beginners, particularly the green tracks such as Tsenelle. These are wide, flowing trails designed to learn the basics of downhill riding safely. Blue trails then offer progression with berms and small jumps.
Yes, appropriate protective gear is strongly recommended: helmet (full-face advised for downhill), back protector, knee and elbow pads, gloves. Even on easier trails, protection helps you ride with more confidence.
The trails are easily accessible via the lifts, which are equipped to transport bikes. This lets you chain descents without any uphill effort.
Yes, you can cross over to the north face towards La Tzoumaz Bike Park. From Les Ruinettes, pedal up to the Croix de Cœur via a steady, panoramic climb. Once at the pass, long, immersive and wilder descents await.
ummer offers the best conditions. Trails are generally open from June to October depending on snow levels. Mornings and late afternoons are often the most enjoyable time to ride.
Yes, schools and guides offer private or group lessons. It’s the fastest way to progress and build confidence.
Yes. Some providers offer holiday camps including downhill MTB activities, supervised by professionals and adapted to the age and level of each child.
Discover the available offers here.
