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Flow, riding, and breathtaking views
Welcome to the Puy Saint Vincent Bike Park, where riding takes on a whole new dimension in the heart of the Southern Alps. With a mix of accessible trails and more challenging routes, everyone can come to get their fix of thrills, improve their skills, and string together runs with the Écrins peaks as a backdrop. Here, the joy of riding blends with breathtaking panoramic views, creating an experience that’s intense, fun, and truly mountain-focused.
Following the French Downhill Mountain Biking Championship, the “La Tamarack” and “Black Out” trails are temporarily closed to allow the Bike Park teams to perform necessary maintenance work.
For the French XCO/XCE Mountain Bike Cup, the “Family Trail,” “Easy Going,” and “Flowy Line” trails will also be closed from July 21 to 26, 2026.
The Puy Saint Vincent Bike Park will be open on the weekends of June 20–21 and 27–28, 2026, followed by continuous operation from July 4 to August 29, 2026.
The trails and facilities at the bike park
- 9 DH trails—1 green trail, 2 blue trails, 4 red trails, 1 black trail, 1 double black trail.
- 1 XC trail—La Sarrou Trail, a black XC trail, ideal for training (e-bike compatible), 5.9 km long with 370 m of elevation gain.
- 2 chairlifts— Les Pré and La Crête des Bans—take you from 1,400 m to nearly 2,400 m in elevation.
- 1 MTB wash station— Sector 1600.
- New for 2026— New connection to the Kool Forest and the starting points of the Canada Dry (red) and the Flowy Line (red).
Pump Track: find the flow!
The Puy Saint Vincent pump track, located at 1400 aux Prés, is the perfect spot for headlong fun. The looped circuit features a series of bumps and banked turns, for riding without pedaling, just playing with the terrain.
Accessible to all, whether you're a mountain biker, BMX rider, skateboarder, scooterist or even rollerblader, it's ideal for beginners, advanced riders or just for having a good time. Everyone rides at their own pace, children and adults alike, in a safe, fun environment.
Other ways to ride
How it works!
Frequently asked questions
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Pre-opening weekends on June 21–22 and June 27–28
From July 4 through August 29, daily from 9:15 AM to 4:30 PM.
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With a Bike Park Pass, previously purchased or recharged on this site or at a lift sales point (resort 1400 or 1600), you can then go to the Télésiège des Près at resort 1400 or the Crête des Bans at resort 1600.
We recommend that you wear protective equipment such as helmets, gloves, kneepads and back protectors to ensure your safety.
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Yes, the sports stores at the 1400 and 1600 resorts offer the possibility of renting downhill mountain bikes and the necessary protective equipment.
