What is the difference between the DH and XC/Enduro courses on the map?

The XC/Enduro routes (marked in red or black on the dedicated map) include significant uphill sections and are longer. DH trails are optimised for pure downhill riding from the ski lifts.

Are ski lifts necessary for these routes?

They are highly recommended to get to the starting points and save your strength for the technical singletrack sections, but the bravest can pedal the entire route from the village.

What route should you choose for your first Enduro outing in Les Gets?

We recommend the Boucle des Alpages. It offers an excellent compromise between moderate physical effort and riding pleasure, all in an enchanting setting.

Enduro MTB course - XC Les Gets Tailor-made escapes

Knowing which summit to conquer, anticipating the technicalities of an undergrowth, or choosing the loop that will offer the most beautiful sunset over Mont-Blanc… At Les Gets, planning is part of the fun. Our Enduro and Cross-Country (XC) routes are designed to offer you total immersion, away from the hustle and bustle, where only the trail counts.

Discover a selection of marked routes for an unforgettable* experience, in perfect harmony with nature.

Discover enduro in Les Gets

A 130 km estate of signposted footpaths

Whether you’re a pedal purist or an enduro enthusiast who uses the lifts to maximise your descents, our routes are adapted to your level. Each route is a promise of discovery, Simply Well.

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Our favourite enduro - XC routes in the heart of our resort of Les Gets

Tour of Mont-ChéryLe Grand Panorama (Red - Difficult)

The wild side par excellence. This physically demanding tour rewards you with monumental, uninterrupted views of the Mont Blanc chain.

Distance: 13 km
Difference in altitude: + 700 m / – 400 m

Benefits: A varied profile combining technical trails and mountain pasture tracks.

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Tour of the Plateau de LoexL'Évasion Sauvage (Black - Very Difficult)

Immerse yourself in the heart of a protected natural area (Natura 2000). This is the route for explorers looking for peace and quiet and the technicality of roots.

Distance: 13.5 km
Difference in altitude: + 800 m / – 350 m

Unforgettable moment:* Crossing the plateau, where time seems to stand still between peat bogs and fir forests.

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The Crêtes de la RostaLe Flow d'Altitude (Red - Difficult)

A route that plays with the ridge lines in the Chavannes sector. A fast-paced route, ideal for those who enjoy a smooth ride.

Distance: 10 km
Difference in altitude: + 650 m / – 200 m

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The Alpine LoopLa Douceur des Sommets (Blue - Normal)

Perfect for a less strenuous but just as spectacular outing. A well-balanced route that lets you enjoy the mountain air without being overly technical.

Distance: 8.2 km
Difference in altitude: + 530 m / – 160 m

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