Serre Chevalier Bike Park
Lift-served downhill, enduro and XC above Briançon in the French Alps
About
Serre Chevalier Bike Park is a big lift-served mountain bike area in the Southern French Alps, above Briançon in the Hautes-Alpes. The Serre Chevalier bike park mixes downhill trails, enduro and cross-country routes with play and learning areas, all served by a gondola and several chairlifts.
What to expect at Serre Chevalier Bike Park
- Numerous downhill trails, from the new green “Marmotte” – a 1 km beginner descent from the top to Combes – to steeper, more technical lines
- Enduro and cross-country routes, including the Grand Serre Che route, rideable on a classic or electric mountain bike
- Play and learning areas to build your skills
- Bike-friendly lifts: the Prorel gondola and the Ratier, Casse du Bœuf, Bachas, Combes and Grand Serre chairlifts
- Lessons with the Serre Chevalier Bike Academy (ESF) and bike rental in the resort villages
Season and passes
The bike park is open in summer, usually from late June to the end of August. Half-day, multi-day and season MTB passes are available – for example 2 non-consecutive days from about €48.50 and a season pass from about €270.50 (ages 12+). Check the official site for current prices and lift opening days.
Book a ride at Serre Chevalier Bike Park
See trails, passes and opening dates on the official Serre Chevalier bike park page. Want a local to show you the best lines? Find mountain bike guides or browse more bike parks on MTB Guides.