MTB trail the Bike Patrol

It is the longest black in the bike park because it is about 2.5 km long. It is known to have been the track of the Châtel downhill European Cup stage.
Description
Starter, main course, desert! This track is the perfect cocktail for riders who like to mix it up.
It gets off to a cracking start with speed and jumps, then tightens up in the forest: roots, technical sections, it starts to heat up. And then, boom, a scree slope that gives you a good shake before plunging back into the woods for an ultra-fast finish that puts a big smile on your face.
In short, it's a heavyweight, a must-do that you'll want to ride all the way!
Équipements
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Mountain bike track
Additional information
At the foot of the Bike Park you will find :
- a large car park
- a washpoint
- lift ticket offices
- toilets
- a first-aid post
Food and drinks :
at the bottom of the Bike Park and at Plaine Dranse you'll find several bars / restaurants
Animals
Animaux acceptés : Non
Prices
Free entry but transport fee applies. Summer 2025 prices:
At the lift tickets offices:
1 ascent: adult: €9.80 - Children: €7.30
3 ascents with MTB - set price: €22
6 ascents with MTB - set price: €38
10 ascents with MTB - set price: €53.50
Online :
1 ascent: adult: €9.30 - Children: €6.90
3 ascents with MTB - set price: €21
6 ascents with MTB - set price: €35.50
10 ascents with MTB - set price: €50
Adult: 16 yrs old and over - Children: 5-15 yrs old
Portes du Soleil passes from 5 hours to 13 days and season passes.
Payment methods
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American Express
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Bank/credit card
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Travellers Cheque
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Online payment
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Connect Travellers Cheque
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Contactless payment
Environments
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Mountain view
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Mountain location
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Village outskirts
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Ski resort
Location
To get to the Bike Park by car, head towards "Linga / Pré la Joux" from the village centre and continue for 7km. There is a large car park at the foot of the Pierre-Longue chairlift.
You can also take the free shuttle bus in July and August (Line 1) from the village centre. These buses are equipped to carry bicycles.