Avoriaz Bikepark - Super Morzine
Avoriaz Bikepark is made up of 4 sectors.
Below we give you the lowdown on Super Morzine sector. This is the most famous and popular sector of Avoriaz bike park. It has the highest number of trails in one area and is recognisable for its interwoven berms and jumps everywhere. The most legendary jump, right under the Zore chairlift line, is called the « Grosse Bert' » or « Widow Maker, » and it’s a gathering spot for the most daring riders. Events like the « Whip Off » take place here, which is a competition showcasing this iconic bike move. Next to it, a small area offers two lines of three tabletop jumps in succession, as well as a jump with wood chip landing for testing tricks.
Green - 3. Alpage
A green trail at the bottom of the sector, which is the end of the « 3 Alpage » trail starting from Seraussaix. To ride this trail from the Super-Morzine sector, take « 4 Soylent Green (Serraussaix) » 100m to the right from the top of the Zore chairlift, and then switch back to Alpage 3 to return to the same sector. This trail also provides an easy way to switch to Seraussaix and Proclou.
Blue - 6. Tutti Frutti + 5. Cap Canaveral:
2 flowy and playful blue trails: « 6.Tutti Frutti » and « 5.Cap Canaveral. » To access the famous « Grosse Bert’, » you should take the latter. 6. Tutti Frutti also provides access to a hidden trail called « No-Name, » which is a small but super fun red segment with a series of berms. You’ll find it after the two consecutive tabletop jumps, in the second half of the trail.
Red - 16. Racine Carrée + 17. Da Trail:
2 red trails, « 16. Racine Carrée » and « 17. Da Trail »: As the name suggests, « 16. Racine Carrée » is a carpet of roots! It’s ideal for progressing on technical terrain. With « 17. Da Trail, » you’ll discover a mix of flowy sections between technical segments with roots, and most importantly, access to a beautiful road gap.
Black - 18. Hattock:
1 black trail: « 18. Hattock. » Here, things get serious! Road gaps, doubles, gaps, step-downs… it’s an aerial sequence awaiting you. It’s possible to bypass all the jumps, but the trail remains technical with challenging root sections.
During peak season, avoid the area around 10-11 am to avoid queueing for the chairlift. However, between noon and 2 pm is the perfect time to enjoy it!
On Friday evenings, from 10 July to 21 August, the Super Morzine gondolaand the Zore chairlift remain open until 7:00 pm,
