You can find all the The Bike Park's must-sees Val d'Isère side

This selection of the Bike Park’s “must-haves” is an absolute must! Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, you’ll find what you’re looking for.

Bike Park practical info

The most beautiful slopes the Bike Park on the Val d'Isère side

Popeye: our easy green trail down from Bellevarde! A long, 1.50 m wide trail, pleasant and accessible, perfect for beginners to downhill mountain biking. But this trail is so well-suited to beginners that it also serves as a descent for most VTTAE routes: a gentle descent for all types of riders: beginners, families, mountain bikers, VTTAEs: there’s something for everyone!
Flowy Jumper: Val d’Isère’s historic run, it’s the oldest and, above all, the busiest! Constantly improved and updated, its flow is always incomparable, and you’ll love it whatever your level. Beginners will find the Val Bleue the ideal slope on which to continue progressing, while experts come to relax and play with all the course options!
Fast Wood: a true red DH combining aerial sections with natural, rocky and forest sections, it’s a real blast to ride!
Into The Wild: a change of scenery guaranteed! The only lift-free ascent of the Bellevarde massif from Val d’Isère, it will delight experienced E-Bike riders. Alternating between mountain roads and trails specifically designed for E-Bikes, this long ascent (9km and 850m positive vertical drop) in a wild environment gives you access to most of the Bike Park’s trails: DH, enduro, new E-Bike loops and the link to Tignes.

Focus Fée Magique

Created in 2022, this E-Bike route takes you from the hamlet of La Daille at 1800m up to the Col de Fresse at 2580m.

This 9km-long climb, with 780m of ascent, is classified as “blue”. So it’s aimed at all those who know how to ride their ATV and are thirsty for adventure! But for an organized adventure, the route has been laid out, signposted and made safe. It even includes signs with behavioral advice: “increase motor assistance”, “lower the bike seat”, “set an easier pedaling speed”… and escape or shortcut options! We’ve designed this route to be accessible to as many people as possible, and to adapt to changes of mind, fatigue or premature battery wear. There’s no excuse not to try it!

Km 0 to 2

This is the steepest section of the route on a wide road. No technical difficulty, but a slight physical challenge due to the slightly steep part of the route because of the natural topography of the area. This is perhaps the least interesting part of the route, but the best is yet to come! This section is also a groomed ski touring route in winter, hence its width.

On this section, 4 escape routes (FM1, FM2, FM3, FM4 on the map) allow you to shorten the ascent and branch off onto the Popeye piste for the descent to Val d’Isère.

km 2 to 4

We’re out of the steep part. At the same time, space opens up at the end of the forest, still on a wide path. You breathe in the fresh air, take in the scenery and the peaks as far as the Tovière altiport.

On this section, 1 escape route (FM5 on the map) allows you to shorten the climb and turn off onto the Popeye piste to descend to Val d’Isère.

km 4 to 9

From here, to the top of the Col de Fresse and the Fée Magique “terminus”, the trail is specifically designed for VTTAEs, with little banked bends to ease the climb and lots of fun sections to enjoy!

On this section, 1 escape route (FM6 on the map) allows you to shorten the climb and branch off onto the Popeye piste, and 3 escape routes (FM7, FM8 and FM9 on the map) allow you to shorten the climb and come back down via the Val Bleue or the Blue Lagoon, and eventually the Popeye, to Val d’Isère.

FLOW TRAILS Mainly machine-made tracks with wide, smooth treads.	Green	Popeye, Val Pesto
	Blue	Flowy Jumper, Blue Lagoon, Flower Power, Fée Magique, Wood-e-Wood
	Red	Fast Wood, Wild Isère
	Black	Bellev’hard

TECH TRAILS Mainly hand-built trails with narrow, natural treads	Green
	Blue	Sheepy Steppe, Borsalino
	Red	Tabasco, Daï Daï,Rogo Mongo, Into The Wild
	Black	Rock’n Ride, Very Bike Trip, Petit Alaska