Top 3 Bike Parks around Servoz

The last part of the Valléenne, descending towards the thermal park is rather dark red!!

At the moment, the cable car from the valley below the train station to here is being completely rebuilt.

starting point for a long technical mountain bike descent to Domancy

Intersection point Les Rasses Altitude 720m Start of a steep descent to Domancy

The descent of Merlet from Petit Balcon is a classic Chamonix singletrack route, descending from the slopes above Les Pèlerins, through tight tree-lined switchbacks, back down to the valley. The trail is steep, steep and technical. It features passages with rocky descents, sections covered in roots, as well as a significant level of exposure and commitment in certain places, with crucial difficult parts. This trail is intended for experienced riders, adequately equipped and with solid experience. The rewards of this trail are immense, both fluid and technical, with incredible views of the Bossons glacier and the Mont Blanc massif.

A steep and demanding descent, starting in the Brévent ski area and winding down to Le Praz. The start of the route is preferably accessible via the Brévent chairlift, which allows bicycles to be transported by the cable car from 4 p.m. in July and August. This side of the valley offers breathtaking views of the mountains opposite, including Mont Blanc and the Aiguille Verte, and the south-facing orientation ensures plenty of sunshine all day. Try not to get too distracted by the views during your descent! The trail is extremely technical, with large natural drops, roots and steep sharp turns, over a vertical kilometer drop. Parts of the trail are also quite exposed. This is also exempt from the bicycle traffic ban on Chamonix hiking trails, provided you ride after 4pm.

Exceptional mountain biking experience. Be careful if you want to climb Mont Joly by bike, do not take the climb to the left of the restaurant which is too steep. Go around to the right.

Nice downhill route. Not too hard