19 July 2009.
In 2009, the Tour de France climbed all the way to Verbier.
Final hairpins. A roaring crowd. Alberto Contador takes the stage win in Verbier.

Velo De Route Du Chable A Mauvoisin @ Raphael Surmont
Here, the road climbs. Long, clean, demanding.
Hairpins in the legs. Then the view breaks wide open.
19 July 2009.
In 2009, the Tour de France climbed all the way to Verbier.
Final hairpins. A roaring crowd. Alberto Contador takes the stage win in Verbier.
Between two bends: a farm, a mountain buvette, a moment to breathe.
Local flavours. No fuss. Just real mountain hospitality.
Stop, taste, stay a little longer.
In Verbier – Val de Bagnes, you’ll find three main road cycling routes:
Yes. Several shops in Verbier and Le Châble rent road bikes and accessories. Booking ahead is recommended in high season.
Yes. Local guides offer half-day or full-day rides, adapted to your level and goals: discovery, performance or mountain pass training.
Bring layers for changing temperatures, a windproof jacket, gears suited to steep climbs, water bottles, a repair kit and sun protection. Weather can change quickly at altitude.
GPX tracks are available on the route pages of this website and on Guidos.
Most routes are best suited to intermediate and advanced cyclists, due to the elevation gain.
Several sports shops and workshops in Verbier and Le Châble offer repairs, servicing and adjustments.
Yes. Verbier – Val de Bagnes hosts the Tour des Stations and the Verbier Bike Festival every year.