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Your safety comes first

Mountain biking involves risks. Our progression center is designed to help you build your skills step by step in a structured and safe environment.

PROGRESSION

Each trail sets you up for the next one.

 

You’re ready to move up when you can ride the previous trail consistently (about 4 out of 5 runs), in control.

 

Riding a trail well means:

 

  • Landing in control in the landing zone

  • Clearing corners and descents without losing control

  • Keeping a steady speed from start to finish

 

If you’re unsure, ask the patrol on site or check the map and trailhead signs.

 

⚠️ EXPERT TRAIL — L’ÉCLIPSE

 

L’Éclipse is a double black diamond trail with large gaps and is strictly for expert riders.

 

All other trails in the park use tabletop-style features, so you can ride them without leaving the ground if you prefer.

Clearance zones

 

  • Trails are designed with open areas in higher-risk sections.

  • If you lose control, these spaces help reduce obstacles and give you more room for safety.

  • Before entering a new feature, always spot your safe exit option.

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REPETITION & LEARNING

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Short runs, built for progression.

 

~400 m of descent

~1 minute per run

~30 m of vertical drop

 

Ride it, repeat it, figure it out.

 

This setup lets you:

 

  • understand each feature faster

  • repeat sections without hassle

  • progress at your own pace

 

That’s how you get better.

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SPEED CONTROL

 

Trails are designed to help you naturally find your speed.

 

No need for hard pedaling or constant braking, the terrain sets the pace.

 

On your first run:

 

  • watch an experienced rider

  • ask for tips on site

  • or join a session to better understand the lines.​

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SELF-AWARENESS
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Listen to your body and respect your limits.

 

  • Stay aware of how you feel, physically and mentally

  • Don’t push progression too fast

  • Remember there’s always a next ride

 

The goal is simple: progress safely and have fun!

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