Security rules
The trails are open to mountain bikers at their own risk. They are designed for experienced bikers.
The users should not only be proficient but cautious as well. Tignes Council and the Société des Téléphériques de la Grande Motte cannot be made responsible for user injury.
· Supervision by a mountain bike coach is advisable.
· Wearing a helmet and protection is indispensable.
· Checking your material and not forgetting to take tools for repairs if necessary before setting out.
· Thinking about food and clothing for the cold weather, as well as waterproofs.
· Staying on the paths and not venturing off the beaten track.
· Taking note that the marked enduro circuits are not only for mountain bikers, pedestrians have priority.
· Mountain bikers are forbidden on certain tracks, watch out for the notices on site.
· Watching out for all 4x4 vehicles.
· Respecting the countryside, not throwing your rubbish away but taking it back with you.
· Avoiding leaving alone and telling somebody close where you intend to go and at what time you intend to return.
· When crossing the mountain pastures, do not frighten the animals. For security reasons and bad weather conditions, these tracks can sometimes be closed.
· According to the council decree of 30 march 2006, the 4 downhill runs at Tovière, the 2 downhill runs at Palafour as well as the dirt and the four cross are only for the use of mountain bikers and are marked and maintained. Pedestrians, horses, motorbikes and quads are forbidden.
ATTENTION !
Mountain biking is forbidden in the Vanoise national Park
Get to know the signs along the tracks ...
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Bike patrol, the new job on the go!
In the same way that the ski patrols work on the ski area in winter, Bike Patrol swaps skis for mountain bikes to patrol the Bike Park.
In Tignes, the Bike Patrols are there to welcome, advise and direct you, preparing and marking the Bike Park tracks as well as maintaining them.
Problems, questions or advice… Tignes’ Bike Patrols are around all summer to help you take full advantage of the Bike Park.