Enduro & Bikepark in Les 3 Vallées

Courchevel bikepark is perfectly equipped to satisfy all preferences and styles of cycling.

Visitors can also take a lighter approach on the ‘Funny Tracks’ which let you learn how to mountain bike and gain confidence in total safety and are accessible via the Les Verdons gondola lift.

The pump track located on the Courchevel 1850 plateau is also perfect for getting started or warming up.

And one of the best things is that the Courchevel and Méribel bikeparks are connected!

The Courchevel – La Tania sector offers stunning downhill trails going from La Saulire’s summit at 2,740 metres to the village of Le Praz at 1,350 metres, with incredible views over the mountaintops… and Le Praz Lake!

You can even ride the trails downhill to Bozel.

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104 kilometres of enduro itineraries, easy-to-access via the ski lifts, 35 kilometres of pure downhill runs with a fantastic range of variants. This naturally beautiful terrain at the heart of Les 3 Vallées offers a multitude of options with breathtaking views.

The sectors of Tougnète and Pas du Lac allow you to move from one trail to another via the ski lifts, as well as escaping into the heart of nature, for excursions with a wilder feel.

The runs offer a real variety of profiles between wide tracks, banked turns and jumps, plus other more challenging modules for those who venture onto the red and black itineraries!

The enduro runs are also highly prized and brimming with vertical drop potential, such as Les Crêtes itinerary or single track, located at the Tougnète summit.

There are also gentler trails with fantastic viewpoints, lake access and bucolic routes taking you through hamlets, not to forget the Tuèda Natural Reserve and its spruce pine forest.

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What better way to enjoy panoramic views, perched high on a ridge overlooking Val Thorens at an altitude of 2,850 metres, or in the bucolic atmosphere of Saint-Martin-de-Belleville’s little traditional hamlets nestled at 1,100 metres, alongside mountain streams and along the mountainside.

Les Menuires’ kid zone introduces beginners over the age of 7 to a specially marked-out site at the Plan de l’Eau: modules, fun variations in terrain, crossing through streams between Alpine pastures and forests!

More leisurely downhillers will prefer the Descente des Belleville, which runs alongside the Doron and through the valley's hamlets.

Enduro-wise, there’s the famous La Dégage black route in Moûtiers, which has thrilled many a rider! From the top of the Saint-Martin Express chairlift, it takes in 2,045 metres of downhill and 250 metres of uphill cycling over 18.7 kilometres, running along the ridge crests before diving down into Moûtiers town!

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