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  • Join your local guide on an MTB trip along the famous Haute Route. Every day, you will ride in epic landscapes, along dramatic ridges, through lush forests, down steep singletrack, and up to lofty cols. What makes the tour special, is that you’ll ride an e-bike, making the experience even more epic, while aiding your riding. When you’re done with riding for the day, explore charming Alpine villages or simply retire to a private mountain hut or a luxurious spa hotel for an all-inclusive experience that'll leave you feeling recharged and ready for more.

    • Planning to travel from afar to join us in France? We highly recommend arriving a few days early to ensure a stress-free start to your e-bike Alpine adventure. This way, you can avoid any unexpected travel delays and also give yourself some time to adjust and fully immerse yourself in the stunning surroundings of Chamonix. Take advantage of the extra time to explore this enchanting destination to its fullest potential!

       

      Chamonix during holiday time and mont blanc mountain range at sunny day, France.
    • Meet your guide and fellow riders in Chamonix, go over the itinerary, and do a gear check. On the first day, you’ll experience the thrill of riding on playful single trails that are sure to bring a smile to your face. You’ll be captivated by the stunning views of Mont Blanc and the UNESCO-recognized vineyards you’ll ride through. After an exciting day of riding, you’ll unwind in a traditional renovated barn in the heart of the Swiss Alps, where you’ll savor some delicious home-cooked meals and get to know your squad a bit more.
      Meals: Breakfast, snacks, and dinner
      Accommodation: A Larze Hotel in Verbier
      Riding: 42 km (26 miles)
      Elevation/descent: 2,665 m (8,743 ft) ascent / 2,250 m (7,382 ft) descent

       

      Mountain bikers riding near Mont Blanc.
    • Start your day on a superb path over a carpet of pine needles that will warm you up in the morning. Next, head towards Verbier, the mecca of e-mountain biking. While you’re there, why not make the most of some of the best trails? A mountain trail will lead you to your chalet in the middle of a forest of ancient pine trees. Enjoy the superb view on the terrace, but don’t worry, it won’t be the last! You’ll have plenty of opportunities to take in stunning scenery throughout your e-bike Alpine adventure.
      Meals: Breakfast, snacks, and dinner
      Accommodation: Hôtel Nendaz 4 Vallées & Spa in Nendaz
      Riding: 48 km (30 miles)
      Elevation/descent: 2,580 m (8,465 ft) ascent / 2,850 m (9,350 ft) descent

       

      A mountain biker riding along a singletrack trail near Verbier.
    • Your day begins with an impressive ride along an ancient irrigation canal (‘bise’) – be sure to watch your balance! You’ll follow up with two fantastic descents on a beautiful alpine ridge and a never-ending singletrack trail passing through a carpet of soft pine needles, giving you just the right amount of adrenaline before arriving at your hotel. An architectural gem, your hotel has the perfect traditional living space, ideal for sitting and reflecting on your incredible day together.
      Meals: Breakfast, snacks, and dinner
      Accommodation: Hotel de la Sage in Val d’Hérens
      Riding: 35 km (22 miles)
      Elevation/descent: 1,800 m (5,905 ft) ascent / 1,500 m (4,921 ft) descent

       

      An e-mountain biker riding along a dramatic mountain ridge along the Haute Route.
    • This morning, you and your group should make sure to have a hearty breakfast before starting the day’s adventure. The first ascent will take you to a pass at 2,900 meters, and you’ll have the opportunity to test your e-biking skills on the climb. The well-deserved descent will reward you with breathtaking views of the surrounding Alpine paradise, including the majestic 4,000-meter-high peaks. The second ascent of the day will lead you to the hidden gem of the Swiss Alps, the Weisshorn Hotel, your accommodation for the night, where you can enjoy unique panoramic views from the terrace, the perfect spot to unwind and relax after the day’s exhilarating ride.
      Meals: Breakfast, snacks, and dinner
      Accommodation: Hotel Weisshorn in Val d’Anniviers
      Riding: 45 km (28 miles)
      Elevation/descent: 2,900 m (9,514 ft) ascent / 2,500 m (8,202 ft) descent

       

      A mountain biker reaching a lofty mountain pass in the Swiss Alps on foot during the Haute Route traverse.
    • Warm up those brake pads: your group’s day five begins with a fun descent (1,800 meters / 5,905 feet), which is bound to get you all smiling. The day follows with a series of sublime flowy trails. A final ascent will bring you to a private Alpine hut at 2,000 meters / 6,562 feet. What could be better than sitting in a hot tub, drinking a cold beer and taking in the views of the 4,000m / 13,123ft peaks in front of you?
      Meals: Breakfast, snacks, and dinner
      Accommodation: Private hut in Moosalp (option to upgrade to a single/double room for an additional fee)
      Riding: 50 km (31 miles)
      Elevation/descent: 2,800 m (9,186 ft) ascent / 3,000

       

      E-mountain bikers riding beside an Alpine lake during their Haute Route traverse.
    • Last but not least: your group’s final day kicks off on a magnificent trail with panoramic views. A series of playful trails will bring you to the foot of the mythical Matterhorn. You did it. Congratulations! You’ll end the e-bike adventure in a wonderful spa hotel in Zermatt, facing one of the most beautiful peaks in the Alps. Take the time to relax your muscles and reminisce about the past six incredible days.
      Meals: Breakfast, snacks, and dinner
      Accommodation: Hotel Hemizeus in Zermatt
      Riding: 36 km (22 miles)
      Elevation/descent: 1,200 m (3,937 ft) ascent / 1,600 m (5,249 ft) descent

       

      Mountain bikers admiring the views of Matterhorn.
    • You have two options this morning: make the most of one last ride facing the Matterhorn, or relax with a coffee on a terrace. If your legs are up for it, we recommend the first option. Incredible landscapes, mythical trails and views of the Matterhorn from every angle will allow you to end the trip on a high note. In the early afternoon, it’s time to say goodbye to your guide, fellow riders, and to the Alps—or continue adventuring on your own!
      Meals: Breakfast
      Riding: optional

       

      Mountain bikers riding with a smile on their face, happy to have finished their Haute Route e-MTB adventure.
    • Included:

        • An experienced MTB guide with extensive local knowledge of the area
        • Haute Route e-MTB adventure (5 or 7 days, depending on your chosen itinerary)
        • Accommodation for 4 or 6 nights in great hotels (double occupancy)
        • Private shuttle van transportation
        • Luggage transfers
        • All lifts
        • All breakfasts, picnic dinners, and lunches, as in the itinerary
        • Snacks for every day
        • Mechanical support during the adventure

      Add-ons (possible to add at checkout):

        • E-bike rental (including two 750W batteries per day)
        • E-bike insurance
        • Single occupancy room

      Not included:

        • Transportation to/from starting/end point
        • Airport transfers — we recommend Mountain Drop-Offs
        • Accommodation before or after the tour (can be arranged, let us know if interested at checkout)
        • Personal equipment
        • Spare parts
        • Guide gratuities — optional
        • Insurance — strongly recommended, available to add at checkout
    • There are two levels of difficulties for this Haute Route e-MTB tour. Check out the requirements below as well as the itinerary to learn which trip suits you best!

      To join the challenging 5 or 7-day route, you should:

        • Be in very good physical shape (being active & exercising 3 days a week for at least 30 minutes)
        • Have at least 5 years of mountain biking experience
        • Be comfortable riding 4-6 hours per day for 4 or 6 consecutive days, crossing up to 30 miles (50 km) each day
        • Feel confident riding up and down singletrack trails, including rocky and rooty sections
        • Be comfortable descending on steep, flowing singletrack
        • Be able to handle occasional exposed trails without hesitation
        • Be able to maintain control of your bike on technical terrain
        • Know when it’s smart to get off the bike and walk a section

      To join the moderately difficult 7-day route, you should:

        • Be in moderate physical shape and comfortable with regular, casual exercise
        • Exercise or play recreational sports once or twice a week
        • Be comfortable riding 2-4 hours per day for 6 consecutive riding days
        • Enjoy a steady pace with regular breaks and a comfortable rhythm
        • Have limited mountain biking experience or primarily ride on the road
        • Feel confident on wide dirt roads, doubletrack, and gravel paths
        • Prefer rideable terrain and only short bike-pushing sections
        • Be comfortable getting off the bike and walking when terrain becomes uneven
        • Avoid highly technical trails, steep gradients, rocks, roots, and tight turns
        • Prioritize a safe, scenic riding experience over technical challenges

      Want to see what else is there in the area? Discover more bike trips in the European Alps here!

    • You do need some mountain biking experience, but significantly less is required for the moderately difficult tour. You’ll have a guide with you at all times to support your riding and adjust the day if needed—and if a section becomes too much, a transfer to your accommodation is always available.

      For the challenging 5 or 7-day Haute Route, you should:

        • Have at least 5 years of mountain biking experience
        • Feel confident riding up and down singletrack trails, including rocky and rooty sections
        • Be comfortable descending on steep, flowing singletrack
        • Handle occasional exposed trails without hesitation
        • Maintain control of your bike on technical terrain
        • Know when it’s smart to get off the bike and walk a section

      Note that with the challenging tours, Around 85% of the singletrack is advanced terrain, featuring technical sections with rocks, roots, and steep descents.

      For the moderately difficult 7-day Haute Route, you should:

        • Have limited mountain biking experience or primarily ride on the road
        • Feel comfortable riding on wide dirt roads (doubletrack) and gravel paths
        • Handle your bike confidently on smooth, flat terrain
        • Be comfortable getting off the bike and walking when terrain becomes uneven or technical
        • Be open to learning basic mountain biking skills
        • Prioritize a safe, scenic riding experience over technical challenges
    • Your main luggage will be transferred lodging-to-lodging. Please bring soft, reasonably sized, and lightweight bags—this makes loading and transport much easier.

      Personal equipment:

        • Mountain bike-specific helmet
        • Mountain bike-specific shoes (can also work as hiking shoes)
        • Bike gloves and glasses
        • Knee and elbow pads
        • Waterproof jacket
        • Biking shorts (at least 2 pairs)
        • Long-sleeved base layers (merino wool ideal)
        • Short-sleeved and long-sleeved biking tops
        • Socks (at least 4 pairs)
        • Buff (neck gaiter)
        • Warm down jacket for evenings
        • Hat and gloves
        • Sunscreen
        • Hydration system (Camelback ideal)
        • 20L (minimum) daypack with rain cover
        • A towel
        • A swimsuit
        • Your toiletry bag (including SPF)

      Bike essentials (if you rent the bike with your guides, they will take care of all the equipment):

        • Bike-specific brake pads (x2 sets)
        • If you use tubeless tires, bring everything needed for repairs
        • Tire repair kit, inner tubes (min. 2), and small pump
        • Chain-specific ‘quick link’
        • Additional derailleur hanger
        • Spare parts unique to your bike (if applicable)
        • Full service, including suspension, must be undertaken prior to the trip
        • Extra battery for the bike
        • Battery charger

      If you’re bringing your own bike, make sure it is full suspension and serviced for maximum enjoyment during the adventure. A second battery is also necessary as the trip stages are long and the Alps are steep!

      Keep in mind that this Haute Route e-MTB tour takes place in the mountains, where the weather is unpredictable. Therefore, it’s important to have enough warm clothes and some waterproof layers—there’s no bad weather, only bad clothes!

    • Yes! To make your Haute Route e-MTB adventure as hassle free as possible, your guides offer e-MTB rental.

      The model offered is FLYER Uproc EVO:X 8.7, a premium Swiss-designed e-enduro bike built for powerful climbs and confident handling on technical descents. When renting a bike with your guide, two 750W batteries per day are also included.

        • Frame & geometry — Lightweight carbon frame with a flip-chip system and a 64° head angle for precise downhill control.
        • Motor & battery — Bosch Performance Line CX motor (85 Nm) and a 750 Wh integrated battery for long-range rides.
        • Suspension & wheels — FOX 38 Float Performance fork and FOX Float X2 rear shock with 170 mm travel. Mullet setup: 29″ front for stability, 27.5″ rear for agility.
        • Riding character — A well-balanced e-enduro bike offering efficient climbing and stable descending.
        • Approx. weight: 26 kg, depending on size and setup.

      Protective gear is essential for this trip. You may fall at least once, and even a single fall can lead to injury. Elbow and knee pads are strongly recommended to help prevent potential harm!

      If you’re bringing your own bike, make sure it is full suspension and serviced for maximum enjoyment during the adventure. A second battery is also necessary as the trip stages are long and the Alps are steep!

    • Your guides don’t recommend it. Completing this route in five or seven days—45–50 km (25-31 mi) and 2,700 m (8,860 ft) of climbing per day—is nearly impossible unless you’re an elite athlete. But that’s not the goal.

      After testing both regular and e-bikes, your guides found e-bikes are the best way to experience the Haute Route: climbs become fun, descents still rewarding, and there’s more time to enjoy the Alps and connect with the group.

      With adjustable modes, e-bikes keep everyone together and let you choose between challenge and support—making the journey both epic and enjoyable!

    • Group sizes and prices:

        • For this Haute Route e-MTB tour, the usual client-to-guide ratio is 5:1.
        • It takes a minimum of 5 people for this tour to operate. The maximum group size is set at 10 participants.
        • It’s possible to organize private adventures—the minimum number of people is set at 5 participants, and maximum at 10-11. Trips can be customized to your group.
        • Solo travelers can share a room with another same-gender solo traveler at no extra cost, or guarantee a private room by paying a single occupancy fee. However, if the guide is unable to find a suitable roommate, a single supplement will be forced.

      E-mountain biking along the Haute Route can be arranged for bigger groups. Contact us prior to booking.

      Min. age requirements:

        • If you are older than 18, you’re good to go.
        • If you have people older than 60 in your group, please contact us beforehand.
        • Children as young as 14 are able to go on trips. That said, if you have a young rider in your group strong enough to handle sustained climbs (either riding or walking their bike) of hundreds of feet, and rough terrain, then they can participate in the presence of a parent or a legal guardian. Please keep in mind that e-bikes might weigh up to 24 kg (53 lbs).

      If your group has riders under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.

    • The price for e-MTB along the Haute Route is based on twin-share rooms, but a single occupancy room can be arranged at an additional fee. You can add it to your booking at checkout.

      If you’re traveling solo and don’t select this option, you agree to share a room with another cyclist. However, if the guide is unable to find a suitable roommate, a single supplement will be forced.

    • Your adventure either starts in Chamonix (7-day) or Verbier (5-day).

      To get to Chamonix, most people fly into Geneva International Airport (GVA), one hour away. Once you arrive, there are several ways to reach your destination, including public transport. Looking to make airport transfers hassle-free? Check out Mountain Drop Offs—they provide door-to-door service in their comfy and spacious shuttles. Use the code 57HCHX to get a 5% discount! If you’re arriving by car, the guides will meet you at a free parking spot in Chamonix—they’ve never experienced any issues with this solution.

      To get to Verbier, most people fly into Geneva International Airport (GVA). From there, it takes anywhere between 2 to 3 hours to reach Verbier, depending on whether you rent a car, take a shuttle service, or use public transport.

      Once you and your guide agree on the details of your itinerary, your guide will suggest the best place to meet, usually somewhere in town in the morning. We highly recommend you arrive at least one day before the start of the e-MTB Haute Route guided trip and stay in Chamonix.

    • We highly recommend that you cover all your bases with insurance. To make your booking and traveling experience as carefree as possible, you’ll be offered to simply insure your trip with Redpoint at checkout.

      Redpoint—the official 57hours insurance partner—tailors protection packages for adventure travel, offering a comprehensive travel program, even in remote locations! Trip cancellation, natural disasters, pandemic coverage, medical evacuation, primary medical expenses—regardless of the travel interruption that may happen, Redpoint will have you covered.

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