BikePark
Looking for a playground that matches your passion for mountain biking? Les 2 Alpes Bike Park is made for you.
Located between 900 and 3,200 meters altitude in the Oisans massif, this domain is one of the largest and most renowned in Europe.
Whether you're an experienced rider chasing extreme sensations or a beginner looking to take your first downhill runs in a safe environment, Les 2 Alpes has everything you need all summer long.
Les 2 Alpes Bike Park is not just another resort bike park: it’s a true adventure playground designed for all riders, from beginners to experts.
In terms of numbers, the domain speaks for itself. From the summit at 3,200 meters, riders have over 2,300 meters of vertical drop to reach the valley at 900 meters. In total: more than 138 km of marked trails across 29 runs (green, blue, red, black and elite), 3 enduro tracks and 6 e-MTB routes. Four lifts allow fast uplift and continuous laps.
The reputation of Les 2 Alpes Bike Park is well established across Europe. The resort hosts major events every year such as the Mountain of Hell, Urban DH and Girls Shredding Days. It counts renowned professional riders among its ambassadors: Adrien Loron, Isabeau Courdurier and Hugo Frixtalon. A team of 6 shapers and 8 bike patrollers works daily to maintain and secure the trails throughout the season.
The MTB season in Les 2 Alpes runs from April 11 to August 30, 2026.
It is divided into several phases to suit all riders depending on the period:
The pre-opening phase (from April 11 to May 3, 2026) kicks off the season with the opening of the Venosc sector. It’s the perfect opportunity to ride down the Venosc red trail and the formidable elite black trail, Black Garden, with a return to the resort via the Venosc gondola. On April 11 and 12, the Black Garden Party sets the tone for the season in a festive and friendly atmosphere.
Openings from May 4 to June 12: The weekends in May and June provide access to all sectors — Diable, Venosc and Jandri — ahead of the full opening.
On public holidays, so May 8, May 14 (& 15) and May 25: Jandri 2600 and Venosc
On week-ends of May 9-10, May 16-17 and May 23-24: Jandri 3200 and Venosc
On week-ends of May 30-31 and June 6-7: Jandri 3200, Diable and Venosc
The main summer season begins on June 13 and runs until August 30, 2026, with the entire MTB area open. Lift operations generally run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., but it is recommended to check real-time schedules on the official website or via the resort’s webcams, especially in case of specific weather conditions.
One of the main strengths of Les 2 Alpes Bike Park is its ability to welcome all rider profiles.
The Bike Park offers 3 green trails that are ideal for beginners to try their hand at downhill mountain biking in complete safety. The Vallée Blanche area is the hub for beginners: the introductory workshop has been doubled in size to provide more space and tailored instruction. The free Easy to Ride zone in the resort (Vikings conveyor belt) allows you to practise on fun modules without any pressure. The pump track completes this introductory offering with a play area accessible to all levels.
To discover mountain biking safely, whatever your age, we recommend starting with a MTB school. It will provide you with a fun and tailored first experience and help you master the right techniques from the very start
With 6 blue trails and 8 red trails on offer, intermediate riders will find plenty to keep them busy. The Diable and Venosc sectors offer great elevation changes, flow and technical challenges without veering into the extreme. These runs combine banked turns, fast sections and technical passages, allowing you to improve your skills whilst having a brilliant time. The Venosc run is, in fact, one of the first to open during the pre-season, a clear sign that it’s well worth a visit.
The MTB area offers experienced riders 3 black trails and 2 elite trails. The Black Garden, an elite black trail, has become a benchmark in the world of alpine downhill. The Highway to Heaven trail offers a unique experience: descending on snow from 3,200 to 2,600 metres above sea level in the cool of the morning, for optimal riding conditions. It is open, subject to snow conditions, all the way to the Mountain of Hell. The new, completely redesigned La 3200 trail offers even more flow and vertical drop in an exceptional setting at the top of the resort.
Modules, banked turns and freeride sections are dotted throughout the resort to spice up every descent. Partner Commencal has also installed a brand-new competition module with a double step-down in the first section of the Diable trail, which has become the ultimate Instagrammable spot.
Les 2 Alpes Bike Park offers passes to suit all riding styles and budgets. Here are the current prices for the 2026 season:
Pre-opening:
€15 / single rate
May–June weekends:
On public holidays, so May 8, May 14 (& 15) and May 25:
€19 adult/junior/child/senior | €8 grand senior
On week-ends of May and early June:
€26 adult/junior | €19 child/senior | €8 grand senior
Summer season:
4h pass: €26 adult/junior | €19.50 child/senior | €8 grand senior
Day pass: €33 adult/junior | €26 child/senior | €10 grand senior
6-day pass: €129.50 adult/junior | €103 child/senior | €39 grand senior
Season pass: €345 adult/junior | €294.50 child/senior | €103.50 grand senior
For families, take advantage of a day pass for groups of 3 or more, including 1 to 2 adults or senior and 2 to 6 children or juniors, at €24 per person.
For longer stays, the 6-day pass or the Full Ride season pass clearly offer the best value for money. The passes are valid across the entire MTB area and you’ll enjoy benefits that allow you to explore other resorts. To book your pass online, go directly to skipass-2alpes.com.
Les 2 Alpes Bike Park is more than just its trails. The resort offers a full range of services to make your stay as smooth as it is enjoyable.
Bike rental:
Several sports shops in the resort offer a wide selection of bikes for rent: full-suspension DH bikes, enduro bikes, and electric mountain bikes, along with equipment for younger riders. Perfect if you're travelling without your own bike or simply want to try out a different model.
MTB school:
The MTB instructors at Les 2 Alpes offer private and group lessons, beginner courses, and freeride sessions to help you progress at your own pace. The beginner area at Vallée Blanche works closely with the Bike Park team to ensure high-quality instruction. Instructors regularly exchange feedback with bike patrollers to continuously improve and refine the learning experience.
Bike wash stations:
On the comfort side, eco-friendly bike wash stations allow you to clean your bike after each run, using systems that consume 80–90% less water thanks to air-powered technology.
Several wash stations are available across the resort: at Vallée Blanche, at Venosc, at Jandri, and near the Diable lift, so you can quickly clean your bike between runs.
Tool stations:
In addition to wash stations, the Bike Park provides multiple tool stations across key areas of the domain:
Vallée Blanche
Diable
Venosc
They are clearly marked on the official map and easily accessible via the Les 2 Alpes app.
Need to pump a tyre, adjust your saddle, or tighten something mid-session? These stations are designed to handle minor issues without interrupting your ride. No need to head back to the resort or wait at a workshop — fix it on the spot and keep riding.
Each station is equipped with the essentials for quick repairs: pump, Allen keys, and basic tools. The goal isn’t to replace a full workshop, but to keep you autonomous on the mountain.
Access is free for all Bike Park riders, with one simple goal: minimize downtime and maximize your time on the trails.
For relaxation
You’ll also find food spots and chill areas to relax between laps, including the Le 3200 at the top, offering stunning views over the high-altitude domain, Le Diable au Coeur, La Troîka and La Bergerie de la Kanata restaurant.
Riding at the Les 2 Alpes Bike Park is much more than just a downhill run — it’s a full-on experience set in an exceptional natural environment. From the summit at 3,200 metres, the views over the Écrins Massif and Belledonne Massif are simply breathtaking. The flow of the trails, freshly shaped by the team and ambassadors Adrien Loron and Hugo Frixtalon, with the support of the Back in Bike association, makes you want to go again and again.
The vibe at the Bike Park is all about community. Riders from all over come together every summer — from teenagers hitting their first turns to seasoned competitors. A packed event calendar keeps the resort buzzing throughout the season:
The Mountain of Hell: Europe’s most iconic mass-start downhill race, where hundreds of riders charge down from the glacier at the same time.
The Girls Shredding Days: dedicated sessions for women, built around an inclusive and supportive atmosphere.
The Urban DH: a spectacular race right through the heart of the village, drawing thousands of spectators every year.
Riders consistently highlight the quality of the domain. The mix of technical trails, incredible flow, and a unique high-mountain setting clearly sets it apart from other Alpine bike parks.
Downhill mountain biking is a demanding sport. Les 2 Alpes Bike Park takes safety very seriously, and so should you. Here are the key rules to follow to make the most of the domain while staying safe:
Mandatory & recommended equipment:
A full-face helmet is mandatory for downhill riding.
Knee pads, elbow pads, long gloves, and a back protector are strongly recommended.
Your bike must be in good condition and suitable for downhill riding.
Practical recommendations:
On a new trail, control your speed on your first run to identify technical sections.
Don’t hesitate to walk sections and assess difficult features before riding them.
Follow all signage and stay on marked trails.
Riders downhill always have priority.
For families with children, green trails, along with the Vallée Blanche beginner area, provide a safe and progressive environment to get started. The Easy to Ride zone in the resort (free access) is perfect for a first introduction.
In case of an accident, dial 112 from your mobile phone or alert lift staff, specifying the trail name and the nearest marker number.
Les 2 Alpes Bike Park opens on April 11, 2026, with a pre-opening on the Venosc sector. Full opening of all sectors and lifts begins on June 13, 2026, and runs until August 30, 2026.
The domain features 3 green trails, ideal for beginners. The Vallée Blanche sector includes a dedicated beginner area, which has recently doubled in size. The Easy to Ride zone (Vikings conveyor lift), free and located in the resort, is a great starting point.
Prices vary depending on the period and pass type. During the summer season (June 13 – August 30):
Day pass: €33 (adult or junior) / €26 (child or senior)
6-day pass: €129.50 (adult)
Season pass: €345 (adult)
For the best value during a stay, the 6-day or season pass is recommended.
Several sports shops in Les 2 Alpes offer downhill, enduro, electric, and junior bike rentals. Booking in advance is strongly advised, especially during peak season.
Absolutely. The Bike Park offers dedicated facilities and trails for children and families. The free Easy to Ride zone, green trails in Vallée Blanche, certified MTB instructors, and child-friendly pricing make it accessible for all ages.
Still hesitating? Here’s what makes Les 2 Alpes Bike Park a must-ride destination:
One of the largest bike parks in Europe: over 138 km of trails, 29 runs, 6 lifts, and 2,300 metres of vertical drop. Hard to beat in a single domain.
A unique variety of terrain for all levels: from beginner zones for kids to elite tracks for pros, including technical enduro routes.
An unmatched high-altitude riding experience: starting from 3,200 metres and riding down through alpine landscapes is something few bike parks in the world can offer.
A complete summer destination: beyond biking, Les 2 Alpes offers hiking, trail running, climbing, white-water sports, and more — perfect for non-riders in the family.
Ready to ride? Book your MTB pass now, download the trail map to plan your runs, and check out our tips to get started with downhill riding at Les 2 Alpes.
