One of the largest summit fortresses in the Alps was built on the 3131-metre-high Monte Chaberton during the Second World War. What remains today are ruins - and old roads and single trails that have turned this extraordinary mountain into a well-known bike tour.

The bike park in La Grave is one of the most extraordinary trail offers in the Alps. Those who like technical trails will find themselves in a land of milk and honey here!

The Col de Péas from the Guil Valley in the Cottian Alps to the north offers an interesting all-mountain tour, especially on the southern descent, including two well-known stages of the Stone King Rally.

The Aiguille Rouge is a striking peak between Bardonecchia and Briançon and is ideal for a bike&hike in the midst of a wild natural setting.

The Tête de Girardin in the Cottian Alps above the Ubaye Valley is a breathtaking panoramic mountain with a crete trail that is also unparalleled when it comes to trails. The tour is one of the highlights in the Queyras

The trail over the Crête de Glaisette on the south side of the Col'Izoard is one of the greatest descents in the Briançon region - fast, flowing and varied.

The Col du Lauzet offers a spectacular trail descent to the Gorges du Guil.

The Kretenweg to the Source d'Eau Chaude in Risoul is a sensational descent from the Risoul bike park down to Mont-Dauphin, 1500 meters below.

The Aiguille Rouge is a mountain bike mountain with great views, but it demands a lot of skill both uphill and downhill.

The Col de Furfande to the south of the Col d'Izoard boasts an exceptional and fantastic trail descent into the Gorges de Guil. A must if you are in the area.

With the extremely panoramic Pic Ouest de la Côte Belle, you climb a magnificent bike summit with very impressive views and a varied trail descent over the Crête de Glaisette.

The area around Ceillac offers countless trail options with a high alpine flair combined with flowing paths. A short but impressive loop leads to Col Fromage.