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France
7) Lac Blanc
Lac Blanc in Alsace is in Northeastern France. It is part of the Vosges region that is currently experiencing a boom in BikeParks and well worth a visit! The resort has been working wise and spent a lot of time working together with local riders to create a great BikePark with plenty of trails.
Lac Blanc is a fun BikePark that makes the perfect long weekend break or even a really good stop over on the way to other resorts. It really does have everything, fast, flow, rocks, roots, jumps, drops... easy to hard. The terrain made up of a reddish earth that dry's out extremely well.
The nearest airport to Lac Blanc: Mulhouse (55km)
Lac Blanc is hard to find on SatNav's but if you head to the Vallée de Kaysersberg (Alsace) you can not go wrong! It can be found on googlemaps here
What does Lac Blanc have to offer?
| Cross Country |
Beginner & Intermediate |
| Downhill | Intermediate |
| Freeride | Beginner & Intermediate |
| Cable Car |
NO |
| Gondola | NO |
| Chairlift | YES |
| Close to | - |
DOWNHILL
There are two downhill trails in the park; one is graded black and the
other red.
The gradients in the park are not very steep, so most riders will be
able to pick their way slowly down either, while more experienced
riders will love riding this natural terrain. The ground is still
quite loamy due to the low numbers of the riders hitting the trails
meaning you can really carve the turns.
CROSS-COUNTRY
There
are 250 km of FCC approved trails in the area surrounding the park, so
although the park itself does not have Cross Country intineraries there
is plenty of trail riding to do.
It is possible to extend your stay to a week, especially if you have a
bike that is capable of the fun descents and putting in some miles. You will need a trail map from the tourist office.
FREERIDE
There are 2 freeride trails through the park, graded black and red.
They feature plenty of wooden obstacles, raised platforms, kickers and
drops into natural downslopes and gap jumps.
There is a good mixture between the wooden obstacles and natural loamy
and rooty ground making these pretty rounded and fun routes to ride.
At the bottom of the slopes there is a 4x course, a small slopestyle
and dirt jump area and also a trials area for those with suitable bikes.
| Bike Park Open |
Open every weekend 8 May - 30 September |
| Opening Times | 10.00 - 17.45 (always check) |
| Prices | AM pass 15 € // Day pass 20 € // Season pass is 180 € |
Directory:
Tourist office: T+33 389 713011
Website: www.lacblanc-bikepark.com
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