Bikepark Champéry Les Crosets Morgins

Bikepark Champéry – Les Crosets – Morgins is part of the renowned Portes du Soleil mountain biking area in the Swiss Alps. Located in the Dents du Midi region, the bike park offers a diverse selection of downhill trails across three riding areas: Champéry, Les Crosets and Morgins. With 10 dedicated downhill tracks, four lifts for mountain bikes and six bike rental and repair shops, it is a major destination for gravity riders seeking everything from fast, flowing descents to demanding technical terrain.

The park is particularly famous for its Champéry World Cup track, an iconic downhill course known for its steep gradients, challenging rock sections, large drops and demanding lines. Other trails offer a mix of berms, jumps, roots and flowing singletrack, catering to riders looking for different types of downhill experiences.

The main downhill trails include:

• Coupe du Monde (World Cup) – A legendary black trail in Champéry featuring steep, technical terrain and challenging obstacles for expert riders.

• Chevreuil – A fast red trail in Champéry offering an alternative to the World Cup track.

• Crosets – A flowing red descent with technical sections and berms, accessed from the Crosets lift.

• Grand-Conche – A red trail combining rocky technical terrain with constructed berms.

• Loquet – A fast, flowing red trail with a mix of turns and natural terrain.

• Sundance – A red trail featuring jumps, banked turns, steeper sections and large gaps.

• La Çarigole – A blue trail in Morgins combining speed, jumps and rooty sections.

• La Quatreans – A green/blue alternative in Morgins connecting with sections of the Tobogane trail.

• Le Madzé – A red trail through the forest that joins the lower section of Tobogane.

• La Tobogane – A popular red trail in Morgins with large berms, jumps, road gaps and technical challenges.

From the legendary World Cup descent in Champéry to the fast, berm-filled trails of Morgins, the bike park offers a wide range of Alpine downhill experiences for riders seeking both technical challenges and flowing descents.

Uplift is available via four lifts dedicated to mountain biking, providing access to the trails across the three riding areas. The wider Portes du Soleil region also offers an extensive network of mountain bike routes, with more than 600 km of marked trails and connections between Switzerland and France.

The bike park generally operates during the summer and autumn seasons, with individual trails and lifts opening according to the operating schedule and weather conditions. Bike rental shops and repair workshops are available in the region, making it easier for visitors to organise a full day of riding.

Due to the technical nature of many downhill trails, riders should have appropriate mountain biking skills and protective equipment. Beginners are advised to seek guidance from local instructors before attempting the more demanding routes.

With its world-famous downhill track, varied terrain and lift-accessed riding across three Alpine resorts, Bikepark Champéry – Les Crosets – Morgins is a must-visit destination for experienced downhill and gravity mountain bikers.