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What is an electric bike?

It is a regular pedal bike fitted with a motor. Riders have to pedal to benefit from electrical assistance. The motor is powered by a battery which must be recharged regularly. The appeal of the electric bike is in covering long distances without tiring. The assistance can be switched off to travel a little further.

ROUTES ACCESSIBLE TO E-BIKE

 

There are 5 routes, 4 of which start from the station in Bourg Saint Maurice. An opportunity to explore our delightful mountain villages using paths and routes specially designed for electric bikes.




ITINÉRAIRES VÉLO À ASSISTANCE ÉLECTRIQUE :

Along the Isère

A 4-hour circuit along which you can enjoy architectural heritage and local farmlands between the river and the forest.

+ Distance: 36Km

+ Height differential: 609 metres


Download the circuit and the GPX route

Along the Isère

A 4-hour circuit along which you can enjoy architectural heritage and local farmlands between the river and the forest.

+ Distance: 36Km

+ Height differential: 609 metres


Download the circuit and the GPX route

Through the hamlets and sunny Alpine meadows of the Dôme de Vaugelaz

An easy route of about 3 hours featuring some fine views of les Arcs, Mont Pourri and the summit of Bellecôte.

+ Distance: 33km

+ Height differential: 520 metres

Download the circuit and the GPX route

 

Through the hamlets and sunny Alpine meadows of the Dôme de Vaugelaz

An easy route of about 3 hours featuring some fine views of les Arcs, Mont Pourri and the summit of Bellecôte.

+ Distance: 33km

+ Height differential: 520 metres

Download the circuit and the GPX route

 

The remains of the Fort du Truc garrison

Head up to these defensive structures which were used to monitor the Alpine roads and cols.

Distance : 17km

+ Height differential: 742 metres


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The remains of the Fort du Truc garrison

Head up to these defensive structures which were used to monitor the Alpine roads and cols.

Distance : 17km

+ Height differential: 742 metres


Download the circuit and the GPX route

Exploring the Upper Tarentaise villages

 This route alternately passes through traditional hamlets and follows the Isère. You will discover the charming villages of Montvalezan, Seez and Villaroger. 

Distance: 30Km

+ Height differential: 954 metres


Download the circuitand the GPX circuit

Exploring the Upper Tarentaise villages

 This route alternately passes through traditional hamlets and follows the Isère. You will discover the charming villages of Montvalezan, Seez and Villaroger. 

Distance: 30Km

+ Height differential: 954 metres


Download the circuitand the GPX circuit