Gryon Bike Park
Description
Come and practice your technique on two wheels at the Gryon Bike Parc.
In 2024, the area beneath the Gryon tennis courts was completely redeveloped on the initiative of the Fox Mountain Bike Club, a local cycling club based in Gryon, to offer its users a more diverse range of progression options. Trailworks, a company specialising in mountain bike facilities, created six routes of varying difficulty (blue, red and black lines), incorporating wooden and earthen modules. The site is designed for all levels, from beginners discovering their first bumps and turns, to experienced riders looking for an introduction to freestyle on the tricks hill, a springboard that lands in shavings to cushion falls. Lines and difficulties - Skyline (blue) beginner level For learning your first bumps and turns - 1882 (red) advanced A faster line to continue with bigger jumps. - Canonball (black) expert level A double aerial line and a trick bump for a smooth finish! - OuhlĂ lĂ (black) expert level A fun line for experienced riders. Jumps compulsory! - Drop & Tech Zone (blue, red and black) Three progressive drops to choose from, followed by a small technical zone. - North Shores (red and black) A little bit of Canada, isn't it? Agility is the name of the game here!
Practical Information
HOURS : - The bike park is open every day from 8am to 8pm except Wednesday afternoons from 1.30pm to 6pm, which are reserved for the Fox Mountain Bike Club. ACCESS - The Bike Park is open to the public free of charge. RESPONSIBILITIES - The Bike Park is an unsupervised and uncontrolled area. - Anyone using the Gryon Bike Park facilities does so at their own risk and under their own responsibility. SAFETY - You must wear a helmet and appropriate protective gear. - Carry out reconnaissance before using the modules. - It is forbidden to stop, sit down, climb up, walk on or place objects on the tracks and modules. - No motorised vehicles are allowed in the Bike Park, including remote-controlled machines. Access is forbidden to pedestrians and dogs.
Come and practice your technique on two wheels at the Gryon Bike Parc.
In 2024, the area beneath the Gryon tennis courts was completely redeveloped on the initiative of the Fox Mountain Bike Club, a local cycling club based in Gryon, to offer its users a more diverse range of progression options. Trailworks, a company specialising in mountain bike facilities, created six routes of varying difficulty (blue, red and black lines), incorporating wooden and earthen modules. The site is designed for all levels, from beginners discovering their first bumps and turns, to experienced riders looking for an introduction to freestyle on the tricks hill, a springboard that lands in shavings to cushion falls. Lines and difficulties - Skyline (blue) beginner level For learning your first bumps and turns - 1882 (red) advanced A faster line to continue with bigger jumps. - Canonball (black) expert level A double aerial line and a trick bump for a smooth finish! - OuhlĂ lĂ (black) expert level A fun line for experienced riders. Jumps compulsory! - Drop & Tech Zone (blue, red and black) Three progressive drops to choose from, followed by a small technical zone. - North Shores (red and black) A little bit of Canada, isn't it? Agility is the name of the game here!
Practical Information
HOURS : - The bike park is open every day from 8am to 8pm except Wednesday afternoons from 1.30pm to 6pm, which are reserved for the Fox Mountain Bike Club. ACCESS - The Bike Park is open to the public free of charge. RESPONSIBILITIES - The Bike Park is an unsupervised and uncontrolled area. - Anyone using the Gryon Bike Park facilities does so at their own risk and under their own responsibility. SAFETY - You must wear a helmet and appropriate protective gear. - Carry out reconnaissance before using the modules. - It is forbidden to stop, sit down, climb up, walk on or place objects on the tracks and modules. - No motorised vehicles are allowed in the Bike Park, including remote-controlled machines. Access is forbidden to pedestrians and dogs.