For several years, bike parks have been booming in France. Mountain resorts are developing their summer areas to welcome mountain biking (MTB), e-MTB (VTTAE), enduro, and downhill enthusiasts. This evolution meets a growing demand from riders, while allowing resorts to make use of their ski lifts and infrastructure outside the winter season.
The Pyrénées-Orientales fully embrace this dynamic with several bike parks suited for all levels. Nearby, the border resorts of Andorra and Spanish Catalonia complete this offer by providing renowned domains, accessible in just a few hours' drive. Riders in the region thus have a wide choice of destinations to vary the terrain and discover new trails throughout the season.
Whether you are a beginner, a regular rider, or an experienced pilot, each bike park has its own characteristics: green trails for learning, technical descents, enduro routes, modules, jumps, learning zones, or more natural itineraries. The choice depends primarily on your level, your riding style, and the thrills you are seeking.
In this guide, we present the main bike parks in and around the Pyrénées-Orientales, their specificities, their difficulty levels, the available services, as well as our tips for choosing the most suitable domain for your next ride.
The Pyrénées-Orientales enjoy a privileged location for mountain biking enthusiasts. In less than a two-hour drive, you can access several bike parks offering very different profiles, whether in France, Spain, or Andorra. Some domains are perfect for discovering the sport, while others are renowned for their demanding trails and technical routes.
Find below a comparison of the main bike parks to quickly choose the one that best suits your level, your bike, and the type of ride you want to experience.
Each bike park has its own identity. Some favor accessible trails for beginners and families, while others cater more to experienced riders looking for technical descents. This table allows you to quickly compare the main domains before reading their detailed presentation.
| Bike park | Practice | Our review |
|---|---|---|
| Les Angles (66) |
DH, enduro, e-MTB | The most complete domain in the Pyrénées-Orientales. |
| Formiguères (66) |
DH, enduro, e-MTB | A rapidly developing bike park with varied trails. |
| Cambre d'Aze (66) |
Enduro, DH | Natural trails appreciated by experienced riders. |
| Font-Romeu (66) |
MTB, e-MTB | Natural, unadulterated routes suitable for e-MTBs. |
| La Molina (Spain) |
DH, enduro | One of the references in the Pyrenees on the Spanish side. |
| Pal Arinsal (Andorra) |
DH, enduro, e-MTB | A renowned international domain with World Cup level trails. |
Located in the heart of the Capcir, the Les Angles Bike Park is one of the must-visit destinations for downhill mountain biking in the Pyrénées-Orientales. Nestled between pine forests, alpine pastures, and mountain landscapes, the domain offers a varied playground that appeals to both beginner riders and the most experienced mountain bikers.
Easily accessible from Perpignan, Argelès-sur-Mer, or the Spanish border, Les Angles is an ideal destination for a day of riding or a mountain biking holiday. Thanks to a gondola equipped to transport bikes, the ascents are quick, allowing you to fully enjoy the descents all day long.
The bike park boasts over 500 meters of vertical drop and offers 10 trails spread across several difficulty levels. Between flowy trails, natural sections, technical passages, wooden modules, and berms, everyone can find a terrain suited to their level and riding style.
The Les Angles Bike Park allows you to gradually discover downhill riding while offering enough variety to satisfy advanced riders. The progression between the different levels is logical, and the trails are clearly marked to make route selection easy.
This setup makes it possible to ride in a group even when skill levels differ. Beginners can build confidence on the most accessible trails, while experienced riders can chain together more technical descents without leaving the domain.
The domain also includes a Flow Zone, ideal for working on riding fluidity, as well as a North Shore sector composed of wooden bridges and modules to perfect your precision and bike control.
The routes alternate between forest passages, fast sections, berms, compressions, natural sections, and man-made obstacles. This diversity renews the thrills on every descent and allows you to vary the fun throughout the day.
The trails are regularly maintained by the resort's teams to keep a quality level suited for downhill mountain biking. Maintenance work focuses in particular on trail profiles, drainage, braking zones, and modules to ensure a pleasant ride throughout the opening season.
Whether you ride a downhill bike, enduro, or e-MTB, the Les Angles Bike Park offers enough diversity to multiply your runs without feeling like you are always taking the same route.
The domain is served by the Les Angles gondola, specially equipped to transport bikes to the summit. This ski lift provides quick access to the start of the trails and limits the effort associated with long climbs.
With over 500 meters of vertical drop, each descent offers substantial riding time. Depending on the chosen trail, riders can focus on speed, riding precision, technical modules, or more natural sections. This variety makes the Les Angles Bike Park a popular destination for both a leisure outing and a weekend entirely dedicated to mountain biking.
The Les Angles Bike Park offers several packages to suit the length of your outing. Whether you want to discover the domain for a few descents or enjoy a full day of riding, different passes are available.
| Pass | Public price |
|---|---|
| 1 discovery descent | 10.50 € |
| 4-hour pass | 23.50 € |
| Day pass | 28.50 € |
| 6-day pass | 114 € |
| Season pass | 228 € |
Reduced rates are available for children, teenagers, and seniors. Children under 5 and people over 75 get free access upon presentation of proof of age. Passes are loaded onto a rechargeable card that can be reused throughout the season.
The Les Angles Bike Park generally opens from late June to early November, with operations adapted to summer attendance and weather conditions.
The ski lifts operate from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM, with a final ascent at 6:15 PM. Before traveling, it is recommended to check the opening conditions, the weather, and any potential operational changes.
The resort provides several services to help you make the most of a day at the bike park, whether you bring your own equipment or wish to rent a bike on-site.
Wearing an approved helmet is mandatory. Back protection is also required to access the trails. Wearing additional protection, such as knee pads, elbow pads, or a full-face helmet, is highly recommended, especially on the most technical trails.
The Bike Park is located in the municipality of Les Angles, in the Pyrénées-Orientales, in the heart of the Capcir region.
The resort has several car parks located in the immediate vicinity of the gondola, making it easy to load equipment and access the ski lifts.
As with any mountain biking in the mountains, it is advisable to prepare for your outing to fully enjoy the day.
Riding a properly maintained bike not only improves performance but also contributes to safety on the more demanding trails.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Les Angles (66) |
| Practice | DH, Enduro, e-MTB |
| Vertical drop | Over 500 m |
| Number of trails | 10 |
| Levels | Green, Blue, Red, Black |
| Ski lift | Gondola |
| Flow Zone | Yes |
| North Shore | Yes |
| Bike rental | Yes |
| MTB School | Yes |
| Opening period | Late June to early November (depending on the calendar) |
Located in the Pyrénées-Orientales, in the heart of the Capcir, the Formiguères Bike Park offers a different approach to large downhill domains. Here, the focus is on an accessible, fun, and progressive experience, allowing you to discover downhill MTB as well as perfect your technique in a preserved natural environment.
Thanks to the Calmazeille gondola, mountain bikers quickly reach the start of the trails before enjoying descents designed amidst forests and mountain spaces. The domain prioritizes riding pleasure with flowy routes that blend perfectly with the natural terrain.
Designed with the participation of top-level enduro riders, the Formiguères Bike Park caters to families wanting to discover the thrills of downhill riding as well as to more experienced riders looking for a pleasant playground to link runs.
Unlike bike parks offering a large number of highly demanding trails, Formiguères has chosen to develop accessible routes that allow for rapid progression. The tracks favor riding fluidity, reading the terrain, and the joy of riding rather than extreme difficulty.
The two trails were imagined by riders Nathan Secondi, Youn Deniaud, and Livio Lebrun to offer routes that are fun, progressive, and enjoyable to ride. Even experienced mountain bikers can enjoy them thanks to the rhythm of the descents and the quality of the features.
Ascents are made via the Calmazeille gondola, equipped to transport bikes. It provides quick access to the start of the trails while allowing you to enjoy a panorama of the Capcir landscapes before beginning the descent.
This setup allows you to multiply your runs during the day without having to manage long climbs, so you can dedicate maximum time to riding.
Several packages are available to suit different rider profiles, whether you want to do a few descents or enjoy a full day.
| Pass | Public price 2026 |
|---|---|
| 1 MTB ascent | 13.50 € |
| Day pass | 18.50 € |
| Family day pass | 15 € per person |
| Endugrill pass | 28.50 € |
| Season pass | 170 € |
Reduced rates are also available depending on age and certain partner cards. The Endugrill pass includes a day of mountain biking as well as a meal at the La Calmazeille restaurant.
The Formiguères Bike Park opens during the summer season, generally from early July to the end of August.
Times may change depending on weather conditions or resort operations. It is advisable to check them before you travel.
The resort provides several services to facilitate mountain biking throughout the day.
The MTB workshop is accessible from age 6 and takes place in small groups to encourage the progression of each participant.
The Bike Park is located in Formiguères, in the Pyrénées-Orientales, in the heart of the Capcir region.
The Calmazeille gondola is the starting point for the ascents and has car parks nearby.
Thanks to its accessible profile and progressive trails, Formiguères is an excellent destination for discovering the bike park or perfecting your technique before tackling more demanding domains.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Formiguères (66) |
| Practice | Enduro, DH, e-MTB |
| Number of trails | 2 |
| Levels | Green, Blue |
| Ski lift | Calmazeille gondola |
| Equipment rental | Depending on resort services |
| MTB lessons | Yes |
| Restaurant | La Calmazeille |
| Opening period | Early July to end of August (depending on the calendar) |
Located between Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats and Eyne, the Cambre d'Aze Bike Park is aimed at mountain bikers looking primarily for natural riding. Here, the trails follow the mountain's relief and retain their original character. The descents alternate between pine forests, technical passages, tight turns, roots, and faster sectors, offering a playground appreciated for both training and the joy of riding.
Accessible via the El Mouli chairlift, which takes about ten minutes, the domain allows you to easily link descents throughout the day. The connection between Eyne and Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats is provided by the l'Orée drag lift, allowing you to move across the entire domain.
The Cambre d'Aze Bike Park has 6 marked trails representing about 11 km of descents. The routes have been completely renovated while keeping their original spirit: demanding riding on natural terrain where reading lines remains essential.
Cambre d'Aze is notably used as a training ground by top-level enduro riders. Damien Oton, three-time enduro world vice-champion, describes the site as a terrain offering a great diversity of trails and grounds.
Ascents are made via the El Mouli chairlift, specially equipped to transport bikes. The approximately 10-minute ride quickly takes you to the start of the trails so you can fully enjoy the day.
Thanks to the connection between the two sectors of the resort, it is easy to vary your descents and explore the entire domain.
Several packages are available depending on the length of your outing. Some passes are also valid on the Formiguères Bike Park.
| Pass | Public price 2026 |
|---|---|
| 1 MTB ascent | 13.50 € |
| Adult day | 25 € |
| Reduced day (5 to 17 years old) | 21.50 € |
| Family day | 21.50 € / person |
| Endurogrill | 35 € |
| Season pass | 170 € |
| Reduced season pass | 158 € |
| Trio ski pass holder season pass | 136 € |
No Souci cardholders benefit from preferential rates on day passes.
The Cambre d'Aze Bike Park opens during the summer season with daily operations during the summer holidays.
Times may change depending on weather conditions or resort operational constraints.
Rental can be done directly on-site or booked in advance subject to availability.
The domain is located in Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats, in the Cerdagne region, in the Pyrénées-Orientales.
Car parks provide easy access to the start of the El Mouli chairlift.
Thanks to its natural terrain and the quality of its descents, the Cambre d'Aze Bike Park is a must-visit destination for enduro riders wishing to ride in a preserved environment in the heart of the Catalan Pyrenees.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats / Eyne (66) |
| Practice | Enduro, DH, e-MTB |
| Number of trails | 6 |
| Levels | Blue, reds, and black |
| Length of trails | About 11 km |
| Ski lift | El Mouli chairlift |
| MTB rental | Yes (Mondraker) |
| Instructors | Yes |
| Restaurant | Chalet Sylvain |
| Opening period | Late June to late August |
At over 1,500 meters in altitude, Font-Romeu offers a different approach to traditional bike parks. Here, the ski lifts provide quick access to numerous downhill routes that complement one of the largest MTB networks in the Catalan Pyrenees. The domain caters to downhill MTB enthusiasts as well as enduro, e-MTB, or sporty hiking practitioners wishing to explore the great mountain outdoors.
Thanks to its high-altitude landscapes, pine forests, summer pastures, and panoramas of the Carlit massif, Font-Romeu offers a varied playground where everyone can build their day according to their level and desires. Mountain bikers can alternate between descents accessible via ski lifts and long rides on the marked trails of the Espace VTT-FFC des Pyrénées Catalanes.
The Font-Romeu downhill MTB area relies on four ski lifts providing easy access to the different sectors of the domain. This setup facilitates descents while offering numerous connection possibilities with the mountain MTB routes.
From these lifts, mountain bikers quickly reach the downhill trails crossing the forests, high-altitude tracks, and panoramic paths of the Cerdan plateau. The domain favors the variety of routes rather than a bike park concentrated on a few man-made trails.
Font-Romeu is part of the Espace VTT-FFC des Pyrénées Catalanes, which includes 40 marked circuits representing approximately 502 km of routes. The tracks allow you to discover the landscapes of the Capcir and Cerdagne as well as to go on long mountain rides.
This complementarity between ski lifts and the FFC network makes Font-Romeu a particularly interesting destination for mountain bikers wishing to vary their riding styles during the same stay.
The MTB pass gives unlimited access to the four ski lifts for the chosen duration of validity.
| Pass | Public price 2026 |
|---|---|
| Day | 20 € |
| Season | 160 € |
These passes allow unlimited use of the Airelles Express gondola as well as the Roc de la Calme, Airelles, and Belvédère chairlifts.
The summer season runs from July 4 to August 30, 2026, with daily opening of the ski lifts.
In case of unfavorable weather conditions, hours may be adjusted to ensure user safety.
The MCF MTB School offers lessons tailored to all levels, from beginners to competition preparation, with the possibility of renting bikes and protective gear.
Located in Cerdagne, Font-Romeu is easily accessible from the main towns of the Pyrénées-Orientales.
Several car parks provide quick access to the start of the ski lifts.
Thanks to the diversity of its routes and its vast network of trails, Font-Romeu is an excellent destination to alternate between downhill, enduro, and MTB hiking during the same stay in the Catalan Pyrenees.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via (66) |
| Practice | DH, Enduro, e-MTB, MTB Hiking |
| Ski lifts | 4 |
| MTB-FFC Network | 40 circuits - 502 km marked |
| MTB rental | Yes |
| MTB School | Yes (MCF) |
| Opening | From July 4 to August 30, 2026 |
| Day pass | 20 € |
| Season pass | 160 € |
Less than an hour from the French border, the La Molina Bike Park is a must-visit destination for downhill MTB, enduro, and e-MTB enthusiasts. Recognized as the largest bike park in Catalonia, it benefits from over twenty years of experience and regularly hosts the biggest international MTB competitions.
With its 13 trails, over 45 kilometers of descents, and four dedicated ski lifts, La Molina allows you to both discover downhill riding and ride on tracks that have hosted UCI World Cup rounds. The domain offers a wide variety of terrains with fast sections, rocky areas, forests, wooden modules, and technical sections suited for all levels.
The La Molina Bike Park is designed to meet the expectations of beginners as well as experienced riders. The trails are maintained throughout the season to guarantee optimal riding conditions.
La Molina is also renowned for its competition tracks, having hosted several UCI World Cups, World Championships, and European Championships. Riders can thus ride on tracks used by the best international pilots.
The domain is served by four ski lifts specially equipped to transport bikes, allowing quick access to the different sectors of the Bike Park.
This setup makes it easy to chain descents and vary the routes throughout the day.
The Bike Park offers several packages depending on the length of your stay.
| Pass | Public price |
|---|---|
| 1 ascent | 21 € |
| Afternoon | 28 € |
| Day | 31 € |
| 2 days | 57 € |
| 3 days | 81 € |
| 4 days | 103 € |
| 5 days | 123 € |
| Season pass | 259 € |
Discounts are available for advance purchases as well as for certain categories of riders according to the conditions defined by the resort.
The La Molina Bike Park traditionally opens from late spring until early autumn, with daily operations during the peak summer season.
The operating hours of the ski lifts may vary depending on the time of year and weather conditions. It is advisable to check the official calendar before you travel.
The resort has all the necessary services to spend a day or a full holiday dedicated to mountain biking.
Located in Spanish Catalonia, La Molina is easily accessible from the Pyrénées-Orientales.
Car parks located at the bottom of the ski lifts provide quick access to the Bike Park.
Thanks to the diversity of its trails, its modern infrastructure, and its experience in organizing the biggest international competitions, La Molina is a reference destination for French mountain bikers wishing to ride in Catalonia.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Country | Spain (Catalonia) |
| Practice | DH, Enduro, Cross-country, e-MTB |
| Number of trails | 13 |
| Total length | Over 45 km |
| Ski lifts | 4 |
| Kids Bike Park | Yes |
| Wood Park | Yes |
| MTB rental | Yes |
| MTB School | Yes |
| International competitions | Yes |
Located in La Massana, the Pal Arinsal Vallnord Bike Park is considered one of the best downhill MTB domains in Southern Europe. An international reference for over twenty years, thanks to the Maxiavalanche, every summer it welcomes thousands of riders who come to enjoy its trails and the more than 1,000 meters of vertical drop between the Pic del Cubil and the village of La Massana.
With over 60 km of routes, 30 circuits, and 5 ski lifts adapted for transporting bikes, Pal Arinsal offers an exceptional playground for riders of all levels. Beginners, families, enduro riders, or competitors will find suitable routes, while the best riders in the world come to compete in the UCI MTB World Cup rounds and the famous Maxiavalanche marathon descent and its 26-minute course for the best...
The Pal Arinsal Bike Park is not limited to downhill. The domain includes DH, enduro, cross-country, and e-MTB routes, plus specially designed areas for beginners and families.
The trails alternate between forests, rock gardens, natural passages, berms, jumps, wooden modules, and fast sections. Daily maintenance carried out by the Bike Patrol team guarantees optimal riding conditions throughout the season.
The domain is served by 5 ski lifts specially adapted for transporting bikes. They allow quick access to the different sectors of the Bike Park and multiplying effortless descents.
This setup offers great freedom of movement between the different routes and allows you to explore the entire domain in a single day.
Several packages are offered to suit the duration of your stay.
| Pass | Adult price 2026 |
|---|---|
| Afternoon | 27 € |
| Day | 37.50 € |
| 2 days | 70.50 € |
| 3 days | 99.50 € |
| 4 days | 123.50 € |
| 5 days | 149 € |
| Insurance | 12 € |
Reduced rates are offered for children, juniors, and seniors. Holders of a Season Pass or an Andorra Pass also benefit from included access depending on the conditions of their pass.
The Bike Park opens daily throughout the summer season before switching to weekend openings in early autumn.
During certain international competitions, notably the WHOOP UCI MTB World Series, some trails may be temporarily closed or only partially accessible.
Lessons are offered as individual sessions or full days to progress safely, whatever your level.
The Bike Park is located in La Massana, in Andorra, right next to the French border.
The La Massana gondola provides quick access to the heart of the Bike Park from the village.
Thanks to the quality of its infrastructure, the diversity of its routes, and its experience in organizing the biggest world competitions, Pal Arinsal is a must-visit destination for riders wishing to discover one of the best bike parks in Europe.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Country | Andorra |
| Location | La Massana |
| Practice | DH, Enduro, Cross-country, e-MTB |
| Length of trails | Over 60 km |
| Number of circuits | 30 |
| Vertical drop | Over 1,000 m |
| Ski lifts | 5 |
| Bike School | Yes |
| Bike World | Yes |
| UCI World Cup | Yes |
The choice of bike depends primarily on your level, the type of trails you want to ride, and your practice. Good news: if you don't own the right bike, most of the bike parks presented in this guide offer a rental service, just like ski resorts in winter. You can rent a downhill MTB (DH), an enduro MTB, or an e-MTB, as well as the main protective gear necessary to ride safely.
If you are a beginner, an enduro MTB is often the best choice. More versatile and easier to handle than a downhill bike, it allows you to progress calmly while fully enjoying the different bike parks in the Pyrenees, Catalonia, and Andorra.
Most resorts have a rental service that allows you to ride without owning your own equipment. You can generally rent a bike suited to your level as well as the essential protective gear. During the summer period, it is advisable to book your equipment in advance to guarantee the availability of the desired model and size.
Whether you choose to bring your own bike or rent one on-site, good preparation remains essential to fully enjoy your day at the bike park. Before taking the ski lifts, a few checks and the right equipment allow you to ride in the best conditions.
A day in a bike park puts a heavy strain on both the rider and the bike. Good preparation allows you to ride more calmly, limits the risk of breakdowns, and lets you fully enjoy the descents. Before you leave, take a few minutes to check your equipment and pack the right gear for the day's conditions.
Repeated descents put components to the test. A few simple checks can prevent most of the problems encountered on the trails.
Even on an easy trail, a fall can happen quickly. Wearing appropriate equipment helps limit injuries.
In some bike parks, helmets are mandatory and back protection is required to access the ski lifts.
Bringing the right gear helps deal with small unexpected events encountered during the day.
On your first visit, start with the most accessible trails to discover the terrain and the specific difficulties of the resort. Gradually increase the difficulty level throughout the day. Fatigue reduces reflexes and increases the risk of mistakes, so it is better to know when to stop before one descent too many.
A bike park season puts a lot of stress on the brakes, suspension, wheels, and drivetrain. Regular maintenance preserves the bike's performance and prevents breakdowns. If you frequently ride in the bike parks of the Pyrenees or Catalonia, a full service at the beginning or end of the season is highly recommended.
Contrary to popular belief, bike parks are not reserved for experienced riders. Most domains offer several difficulty levels, with green, blue, red, and black trails, allowing beginners and advanced mountain bikers alike to enjoy descents safely. Some resorts also provide learning areas, MTB schools, and bike and protection rental services to discover the sport in the best conditions.
However, each bike park has its own identity. Some favor progression and families, while others are renowned for their technical trails, vertical drop, or hosting international competitions. Here is an overview to help you choose the resort best suited to your practice.
| You are looking for... | Recommended bike park | Why? |
|---|---|---|
| A first bike park experience | Formiguères | Accessible trails, a family atmosphere, and an ideal domain to discover the sport. |
| To progress in downhill riding | Les Angles | An excellent balance between easy, intermediate, and more technical trails. |
| Natural trails and enduro | Cambre d'Aze | Wilder routes, perfect for lovers of natural terrain riding. |
| To mix hiking and downhill | Font-Romeu | A resort suited for mountain bikers wishing to alternate between bike park, e-MTB, and grand routes. |
| The largest bike park in Catalonia | La Molina | 13 trails, over 45 km of routes, and internationally recognized infrastructure. |
| A benchmark destination in Europe | Pal Arinsal | Over 60 km of trails, a huge vertical drop, and a domain that regularly hosts the UCI World Cup. |
Whatever your level, take the time to discover each domain gradually. Start with the most accessible trails, adapt your speed to the conditions, and take advantage of the advice from instructors present in the resorts if you are a beginner. With a suitable bike and full protective gear, bike parks are an excellent way to progress while discovering the most beautiful playgrounds in the Pyrenees, Catalonia, and Andorra.
From the Pyrénées-Orientales to Spanish Catalonia, to the mountains of Andorra, the Pyrenees offer an exceptional playground for MTB and e-MTB enthusiasts. Few mountain ranges provide such easy access to such a diversity of bike parks, with domains suited to all levels, varied landscapes, and modern infrastructure.
Whether you are looking for a first downhill experience, a day with friends, or technical trails that have hosted the biggest international competitions, you will inevitably find a resort that meets your expectations.
Each bike park has its own identity:
This diversity makes the Pyrenees an ideal destination to progress season after season without ever getting bored.
The Pyrénées-Orientales also serve as an excellent base camp. In less than a few hours' drive, it is possible to alternate between French bike parks, the large resorts of Catalonia, and the domains of Andorra, thus allowing you to vary the fun according to your level, your desires, or the weather.
Whether you ride a downhill MTB, an enduro MTB, or an e-MTB, preparation is the key to a successful day. Regular maintenance is essential to preserve your machine's performance and your safety.
Before tackling the trails, make sure to check these crucial points, which are particularly stressed in a bike park:
A service before the start of the season, or after several intensive outings, allows you to tackle the descents with more peace of mind and considerably limits the risk of breakdowns.
Before every outing, remember to check the opening hours and the condition of the trails at the chosen resort. Mountain conditions evolve quickly, and some routes may be closed (weather, maintenance, competitions).
All that's left is for you to choose your next destination and enjoy the most beautiful bike parks in the Pyrenees. From the family-friendly resorts of the Pyrénées-Orientales to the legendary domains of Catalonia and Andorra, every riding day is a new opportunity to fully live your passion for MTB and e-MTB.
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