What's the difference between the Enduro course and the Downhill tracks?

Enduro in Les Gets favours more natural, narrow trails (singletracks) with pedal linking sections. The DH trails are wider, mechanically worked and shapely with banked turns and designed for 100% pure downhill riding.

Do I need special equipment?

For an Enduro outing, we recommend a ‘Jet’ helmet (or lightweight full-face helmet), long gloves and soft knee protectors to maintain freedom of movement during the pedalling phases.

Can I use the ski lifts in Enduro?

Of course you can! That’s the whole point of the ‘Power Enduro’ at Les Gets: use the chairlifts to swallow up most of the difference in altitude and save your energy for exploring the connecting trails and the longer descents.

Enduro mountain biking in Les Gets Adventure at the heart of the Grand Domaine

In Les Gets, Enduro is a philosophy of riding. Here, we like to go downhill by calf power, the better to savour the technical fluidity of the singletracks. Between wild slopes and monumental panoramas, enjoy the unforgettable* experience of original mountain biking. A return to your roots, Simply Good.

A playground of roots and panoramas Enduro mountain biking in Les Gets

The Les Gets area offers endurists a rare diversity of terrain, allowing you to go from a panoramic ridge to a technical and playful undergrowth in just a few pedal strokes.

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Mont ChéryThe wild soul

This is the slope of choice for purists. More demanding, more natural, it offers routes where the roots and slopes put your trajectories to the test against a breathtaking view of Mont Blanc.

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Les ChavannesProgressive flow

This slope is ideal for a series of gradients on more accessible trails, making it easy to switch to the rest of the Portes du Soleil area and its 650 km of pistes.

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Our Enduro routes emblematic in Les Gets

Whether you’re a solo explorer or a tribe of enthusiasts, our dedicated trails take you where the Bikepark disappears to make way for the raw mountain.

Prepare your Enduro MTB session in Les GetsExpertise and equipment

Enduro leaves nothing to chance. To make sure your outing is a pure pleasure, our resort experts will be with you every step of the way.

Enduro Musculaire mountain bike hire in Les Gets

Find the best-performing models on the market. Light on the uphill, incisive on the downhill, our rental bikes are maintained for total reliability.

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Enduro mountain biking coaching and development in Les Gets

Tame the tight hairpins, work on your crossings or discover the estate’s “secret gardens” with our local guides.

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FAQ : Les Gets Enduro with peace of mind

What's the difference between the Enduro course and the Downhill tracks?
Enduro in Les Gets favours more natural, narrow trails (singletracks) with pedal linking sections. The DH trails are wider, mechanically worked and shapely with banked turns and designed for 100% pure downhill riding.
Do I need special equipment?
For an Enduro outing, we recommend a ‘Jet’ helmet (or lightweight full-face helmet), long gloves and soft knee protectors to maintain freedom of movement during the pedalling phases.
Can I use the ski lifts in Enduro?
Of course you can! That’s the whole point of the ‘Power Enduro’ at Les Gets: use the chairlifts to swallow up most of the difference in altitude and save your energy for exploring the connecting trails and the longer descents.

Enduro mountain biking in Les Gets Adventure at the heart of the Grand Domaine

A playground of roots and panoramas Enduro mountain biking in Les Gets

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