Station du Lac Blanc au cœur du Massif des Vosges

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Bike Park

The Lac Blanc Bike Park, in the heart of the Vosges, is recognized as one of the best bike parks in France and the top one in the Grand Est. If you love downhill mountain biking (DH), you won’t be disappointed here!

Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, there are trails suited to your level, ranging from fast and technical descents to more accessible routes, perfect for getting acquainted with the terrain. Whether you prefer freeride or cross-country, each descent promises a thrilling experience in a safe environment supervised by professionals.

The trails are well-maintained (even pampered) by the Bike Patrol crew: the shapers know their playground inside and out and continuously work on the trails throughout the season. You’re sure to cross paths with them! They also ensure the safety of all riders and can provide tips on routes and ways to improve your descents.

The Different Trails of Lac Blanc Bike Park

La COOL (Blue): Ideal for beginners looking to get into downhill mountain biking, this trail offers two difficulty options (blue or red).

La SMOOTH (Green): A 2.7 km trail accessible to beginners and people with reduced mobility, including those in all-terrain wheelchairs.

La EASY (Green): A freeride trail featuring small wooden modules for practice and skill development.

La FLOW (Red): A smooth trail perfect for downhill enthusiasts, providing an enjoyable riding experience.

La NUTS (Black): A fast and technical trail reserved for experts, this course has been used in the French Championships.

La ROOTS (Red): Featuring wooden walkways and a Canadian atmosphere, this trail offers blue or red variations to suit different skill levels.

La FAT (Red/Black): A 1.5 km slopestyle trail with various obstacles to tackle at full speed.

4X Track: A 400 m course with banked turns and jumps designed for team challenges.

Important note: wearing a full-face helmet is mandatory, and it is highly recommended to use back protectors and wrist/knee guards for safety.

Where to purchase your pass and rent your equipment?

The easiest way to get your pass and rent your equipment is to go to Lac Blanc 900, at L’Auberge du Vallon (Le Bonhomme). There, you’ll be at the base station of the chairlift: the ski lift ticket office is located there, along with the rental service for downhill mountain bikes and protective gear.

If you already have a point card from the Lac Blanc resort, you can also recharge your pass online at rapideloc.com.

You can also arrive at Lac Blanc 1200, at the Col du Calvaire, and then take the chairlift down to Lac Blanc 900 for free if you need to pick up equipment or want to make your first descent on the trails before getting your pass at the ticket office at Lac Blanc 900.

Equipment and services at the Bike Park

On-site at the Bike Park, you can take advantage of numerous services that will make your life easier!

At the ski lift ticket offices, you’ll find essential products for maintaining and repairing your bike: brake pads, inner tubes, handlebars, grips, and more.

At Lac Blanc 900, you can use the wash station for your mountain bike: 5 washing stations are available for free during the Bike Park’s opening hours (provided there are no water restriction orders, of course).

Near l’Auberge du Vallon, you can freshen up! 6 shower cabins are accessible during the opening hours of the inn (shower tokens are available for a fee; inquire on-site).

Restrooms are also available at the inn during these hours.

Planning to spend the night on-site? Camping is allowed at Lac Blanc 900, as long as you respect the area and follow a few simple rules:

  • no campfires
  • respect other campers
  • keep noise to a minimum between 10 PM and 8 AM
  • sort your waste in the recycling bins.

Outdoor activities for those accompanying you

Are you heading to the Bike Park but your companions don’t ride?

The Lac Blanc resort offers plenty of activities right near the Bike Park!

For those who want to enjoy the trails while you’re biking, a hiking route has been created and is available for free download here: the Bike Park Trail.

At Col du Calvaire, the Tricky Track rail sled is open at the same time as the Bike Park.

Bike Park Lac Blanc

Langues pratiquées (1900067) - Allemand (1900067 -> 1900236)
Langues pratiquées (1900067) - Anglais (1900067 -> 1900235)
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Test your dexterity on the 7 downhill tracks of the Bike Park: modules, footbridges, rocks, bends, make your mark on the shapely courses for maximum pleasure and sensations.

In the heart of the Lac Blanc resort, come discover the joy of downhill mountain biking !

Ideal for the whole family : sensations guaranteed ! Come discover the different tracks, adapted to every level : freeride (north shore), downhill and family tracks.

The Bike Park carved all its tracks in a natural and preserved environment and offers new activities on their tracks on a regular basis. You will find an equipment rental on site (mountain bike, protections…) and a self-service.

In the Bike Park, it is mandatory to wear a full face helmet !

Accessible to persons with reduced mobility. 

Next dates

from 05/04/2025 to 27/04/2025
On Saturday and on Sunday from 09:00 to 16:45
from 18/04/2025 to 21/04/2025
On Monday from 09:00 to 16:45On Friday from 09:00 to 16:45
from 01/05/2025 to 04/05/2025
from Thursday to Sunday from 09:00 to 16:45

Practical infos

Free parking for carsLess than 200 m from a free public car parkCoach parking
Size of group
Maxi
1000
Activity in :
outdoor

Prices

Adult rate
32 €
Group (minimum number of people)
11

Methods of payment

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Our expert advice

Avis d'expert rédigé par (230000097) - Aurélie C. (230000097 -> 230000387)
Aurélie C.

Are you looking for a thrill? Go for it! After I have rent my equipment on place (DH MTB, full-face helmet and full protections) I have bought my pass, and here we go! 1 ride, 2 and 3. Even I’m a rookie it’s awesome! For more experienced riders there are different trails, bridges and modules.

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