La Bresse-Hohneck Bike Park opens from 1 May to 20 September 2026. It has 10 downhill MTB trails, split between 6 technical tracks and 4 freeride tracks, served by the Vologne Express chairlift.

Bottom line: opening days run from 9:45 am to 5:30 pm, on a calendar that changes through the season and should be checked on the resort website. A full-face helmet and a suitable DH bike are compulsory.

La Bresse Bike Park in numbers

InfoDetails
Trails10 (1 green, 2 blue, 4 red, 3 black)
UpliftVologne Express chairlift
Season1 May to 20 September 2026
Summer hours9:45 am to 5:30 pm on opening days
2026 day pass€31 adult, €24.80 child
Address92 route de Vologne, 88250 La Bresse, France
Official sitelabresse.labellemontagne.com

The 10 trails in detail

The park lists 10 marked trails across two families.

Technical trails (6)

TrailLevelStyleGood to know
Balade des ContrebandiersGreenLearnPerfect to start, rideable on a regular MTB
ChiteletBlueFlowyGreat for gaining DH confidence
BarrageBluePlayfulOptional small jumps, very fun
Retour ÉcoleRedTechnicalThe step up before the blacks
L’ExpressBlackCommitted DHRoots, rock gardens, real black
La Haute GoutteBlackCommitted DHBlack trail, ride it carefully

Freeride trails (4)

  • Schuss Line (red): jumps and tables, great for progression
  • Virolo (red): pumps and bermed turns
  • Schuss (red): pure speed
  • La Goutte (black): drops and gaps, experienced only

The trail map and live opening status are available on the official website.

Official 2026 prices

PassAdultChild
Day€31€24.80
Half day€27.10€21.70
Season€310€230

Morning half-days run from 9:45 am to 1:45 pm; afternoon half-days from 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm. A €2 rechargeable card is required for Bike Park passes if you do not already have one. Check the official 2026 prices before buying.

Renting a downhill MTB

The Supervallée Bikeshop, at 88 route de Vologne, rents DH bikes, full-face helmets, back protectors, knee pads, gloves and jerseys. Check the official rental information and book ahead during the summer holidays. E-MTBs are not allowed on the Bike Park trails.

Required equipment

The official rules require:

  • Full-face helmet
  • A bike suitable for downhill riding

Strongly recommended: knee and elbow pads, back protection, long sleeves and long gloves.

Access and parking

By car: 92 route de Vologne, 88250 La Bresse, France. Follow signs for La Bresse-Hohneck and check the opening calendar before travelling.

By train: Remiremont station, then regional coach, taxi or rental car to La Bresse. Check connections before booking.

Where to stay to ride efficiently

For a multi-day trip, compare the distance to 92 route de Vologne and confirm that your accommodation has secure bike storage before booking.

See available chalets in La Bresse (filter “bike storage”).

Check live opening before you go

The calendar can change because of weather, maintenance or events. Before setting out, check lift and trail opening on the official website. In peak season, allow extra time for rental collection and pass purchase.

La Bresse vs other French bike parks

SpotStrengthsBest for
La BresseTechnical DH, 10 marked trailsConfirmed riders, pure DH
MétabiefEnduro, gentlerProgression, families
Les GetsTrail volume, festive vibeGroups, all levels
La Planche des Belles FillesModern DH, recentVosges alternative, wilder

Verdict: La Bresse is a strong option for technical DH in the Vosges, with progression from a green beginner track to demanding black lines.

Around the Bike Park

  • Enduro and XC trails across the massif
  • Family trails accessible on e-MTB (see our Vosges MTB guide)
  • Pump track at the Bike Park site
  • Shaded Lac des Corbeaux loop for recovery (swimming prohibited; from 11 July to 23 August 2026 the lake road is closed to cars from 12:30 pm to 5 pm, with the free Esti’Lac shuttle)
  • Vosges tartiflette in the evening to refuel

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Frequently asked questions

When does La Bresse Bike Park open in 2026?

The official 2026 season runs from 1 May to 20 September, with opening days running 9:45 am to 5:30 pm. The opening pattern changes through the season: check the resort's official calendar before travelling.

How much is a day pass?

The 2026 one-day pass costs €31 for adults and €24.80 for children aged 5 to 12. A €2 rechargeable card is required if you do not already have one.

Can you rent a downhill MTB on site?

Yes. The Supervallée Bikeshop at 88 route de Vologne rents DH bikes and protective equipment. Booking ahead is recommended in July and August. E-MTBs are not allowed on the Bike Park trails.

La Bresse Bike Park or Métabief: which one?

La Bresse for pure DH: 10 marked trails, 3 of them black. Métabief for enduro and easier access. La Bresse suits riders already comfortable on descents.

Where do I park?

The official address is 92 route de Vologne, 88250 La Bresse. Follow signs for La Bresse-Hohneck and check access conditions on the day.

What's the minimum riding level?

The green Balade des Contrebandiers is designed for beginners, but every trail requires riding skills suited to its difficulty. A suitable downhill bike and a full-face helmet are compulsory.

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