A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE TRIP
Pure sport/You are an experienced rider, you ride regularly. You want to discover new sites and/or improve your riding and mountain biking skills. You are able to do a canter, take a steep turn, a hairpin turn, an overhang, do a bunny up, perform small jumps, and go down a high step.
You drive safely at a steady speed. You ride on red and black courses.
If you want to make technical progress (curve, trajectory, jumps, etc.), in reading and analyzing the terrain, this week is made for you: you will follow the various trails set up in the various high alpine bike parks.
You are accommodated on site and equipped like a professional. When you return from your DH sessions, you can enjoy the heated pool, the beach volleyball court, and the various furnished areas.
Mountain bike level: Biker 2 and 3
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE TRIP
Pure sport/ Let yourself be tempted by the call of nature while practicing your favorite sport in the mountains. The Serre by Expert downhill mountain biking is for you for 5 days of technical improvement with practice on 3 different bike parks: Serre Chevalier, Puy St Vincent and Les 2 Alpes.You are an experienced rider, you ride regularly. You want to discover new sites and/or improve your riding and mountain biking skills. You are able to do a canter, take a steep turn, a hairpin turn, an overhang, do a bunny up, perform small jumps, and go down a high step. You drive safely at a steady speed. You ride on red and black courses.
If you want to make technical progress (curve, trajectory, jumps, etc.), in reading and analyzing the terrain, this week is made for you: you will follow the various trails set up in the various high alpine bike parks.
You are accommodated on site and equipped like a professional. When you return from your DH sessions, you can enjoy the heated pool, the beach volleyball court, and the various furnished areas.
Mountain bike level: Biker 2 and 3
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- The top bike parks of the South
- Downhill routes only
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- The top bike parks of the South
- Downhill routes only
Included
- The accommodation
- The catering
- Framing
- Specific equipment (except mountain biking)
- The animation
- Local transfers
- 5 days of mountain biking
Not Included
- Transport
- Mountain biking (optional)
- Personal equipment
- Complementary insurances
- Drinks at the sports village bar
On option
- Arrived the day before
- Accommodation for 2 in a double room
- Bike + Expert Equipment Option
The program
Day by dayDay of arrival
Reception and distribution of accommodation from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. In case of later arrival, please inform the sports village.
Oxygenation walk at 11 am. An activity will be offered to you to get to know your group at 3 pm.
Opening meeting at 6 pm followed by a welcome drink.
If you purchased the option that arrived the day before, please come to the sports village on Saturday between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.
If you think you are arriving late, contact the center to get the code for the entrance doors, an envelope will be waiting for you at the reception.
Opening meeting at 6 pm followed by a welcome drink.
If you purchased the option that arrived the day before, please come to the sports village on Saturday between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.
If you think you are arriving late, contact the center to get the code for the entrance doors, an envelope will be waiting for you at the reception.
During your stay
Monday morning - Distribution of equipment, adjustment of mountain bikes then assessment of levels in the Serre Chevalier Bike Park.
Return to the center at noon. In the afternoon, Serre Chevalier Bike Park with video: resuming the basics (basic position, braking, concept of grip...).
Tuesday: Ride on the Puy St Vincent Bike Park
Negative altitude difference between -3000 m and -4500 m
Wednesday morning, well-deserved rest (lazing around the pool, swimming, walking...). In the afternoon, work on curves and trajectories on the Serre Chevalier Bike Park
Negative altitude difference between -2000 m and -3000 m
Thursday: Jump work on the 2 Alpes Bike Park
Negative altitude difference between -3000 m and -45000 m
Friday: On the Serre Chevalier Bike Park, choice of a track, “track walk” and timer
Negative altitude difference between -3000 m and -45000 m
Be sure to check the level required for the stay. If you do not have the required level, we will not always be able to offer you another program.
The course of this program is indicative.
It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
It can also be adapted according to the technical and physical level of the participants.
Tuesday: Ride on the Puy St Vincent Bike Park
Negative altitude difference between -3000 m and -4500 m
Wednesday morning, well-deserved rest (lazing around the pool, swimming, walking...). In the afternoon, work on curves and trajectories on the Serre Chevalier Bike Park
Negative altitude difference between -2000 m and -3000 m
Thursday: Jump work on the 2 Alpes Bike Park
Negative altitude difference between -3000 m and -45000 m
Friday: On the Serre Chevalier Bike Park, choice of a track, “track walk” and timer
Negative altitude difference between -3000 m and -45000 m
Be sure to check the level required for the stay. If you do not have the required level, we will not always be able to offer you another program.
The course of this program is indicative.
It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
It can also be adapted according to the technical and physical level of the participants.
Last day
End of the stay on Saturday at 2 pm after lunch.
SPOT
Massif des Ecrins
Hike at the foot of the Écrins Massif
The Écrins National Park is a mountain range in the French Alps that is home to important glaciers, culminating at more than 4100 meters. Stroll on horseback on the Hautes Alpes and Isère, between Oisans, Champsaur and Briançon. Discover the marked trails as well as the high-altitude lakes and valleys in a breathtaking panorama. Among the various existing hikes, choose the one adapted to your level. Unforgettable memories of your sporting experiences await you.
Hosting
Accommodation in Grand Serre Chevalier Sports Village
The Serre Chevalier sports village is located at the heart of the practice sites. The rooms are functional and comfortable. They have 4, 5 or 6 beds, with showers and private sinks.
Possibility to book a room for 2 at the time of registration (with supplement), only for stays of 7 days.
The centre's equipment
- Free at the center
- Relaxation areas, entertainment room/disco, bar and dining room overlooking the terrace, table tennis, stretching, beach volleyball, private outdoor pool (only open in summer).
- Close by
- Paragliding, horseback riding, tree climbing, mini golf, mini golf, paint-ball, balneo and the famous natural baths of Monêtier.
- Cinema, all shops, markets, concerts, festivals.
ABOUT THE TRIP
Equipment Included
Technical equipment loaned:
- Protective jacket
- Knee pads
- Helmet
- Protective jacket
- Knee pads
- Helmet
Attention: Mountain bike not included unless you check the Mountain bike option when finalizing the purchase.
Equipment Included
Technical equipment loaned:
- Protective jacket
- Knee pads
- Helmet
Attention: Mountain bike not included unless you check the Mountain bike option when finalizing the purchase.
- Protective jacket
- Knee pads
- Helmet
Attention: Mountain bike not included unless you check the Mountain bike option when finalizing the purchase.
Address and access
You are coming by car:
From Briançon, drive 10 km in the direction of Grenoble and the Col du Lautaret via the RN 91. At the main roundabout in La Salle-Les-Alpes on the RN 91, take the 2nd exit.
Then, follow the signs for the Fréjus cable car/UCPA (one-way). Cross the bridge and at the end of the car park, take the entrance to the UCPA sports village immediately on the right.
From Grenoble, drive 110 km via the Col du Lautaret via the RN 91. Attention, the passage through the Chambon Tunnel may be regulated. Information Info Route 05 (tel. 04 65 03 00 05). At the main roundabout in La Salle-Les-Alpes on the RN 91, take the 1st exit.
Then, follow the signs for the Fréjus cable car/UCPA (one-way). Cross the bridge and at the end of the car park, take the entrance to the UCPA sports village immediately on the right.
Road info: access to the Lautaret pass on the site of the Hautes-Alpes General Council.
www.inforoute05.fr or voice server on 04 65 03 00 05.
It is recommended to use snow chains. Private parking: adjacent to the sports village, not guarded, free.
Municipal parking, located next to the UCPA car park, is prohibited from 8 p.m. to 9 a.m., under penalty of a fine. It remains free during the day.
You are coming by train:
In Briançon: regular Serre Chevalier Vallée shuttle. Information on 04 92 20 47 50 or on https://www.autocars-resalp.com/lignes-regulieres/bus/briancon-monetier/
Taxi: around €27 (day and night).
In Grenoble: LER 35 line for Briançon. Information on 0 821 202 203 or on www.info-ler.fr
To Oulx via Italy or by Modane: TGV Paris/Turin line: www.05voyeurs.compuis. Correspondence to Briançon with Resalp coaches.
Information on 04 92 20 47 50 or on www.autocars-resalp.com.
Bus stop for the UCPA Grand Serre Che sports village: LA SALLE-LES-ALPES - FREJUS PRE LONG.
UCPA Grand Serre Che Sports Village:
2 Route du Bez - 05240 The Alps Room
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 92 24 74 77
UCPA Grand Serre Che Sports Village:
2 Route du Bez - 05240 The Alps Room
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 92 24 74 77
Address and access
You are coming by car:
From Briançon, drive 10 km in the direction of Grenoble and the Col du Lautaret via the RN 91. At the main roundabout in La Salle-Les-Alpes on the RN 91, take the 2nd exit.
Then, follow the signs for the Fréjus cable car/UCPA (one-way). Cross the bridge and at the end of the car park, take the entrance to the UCPA sports village immediately on the right.
From Grenoble, drive 110 km via the Col du Lautaret via the RN 91. Attention, the passage through the Chambon Tunnel may be regulated. Information Info Route 05 (tel. 04 65 03 00 05). At the main roundabout in La Salle-Les-Alpes on the RN 91, take the 1st exit.
Then, follow the signs for the Fréjus cable car/UCPA (one-way). Cross the bridge and at the end of the car park, take the entrance to the UCPA sports village immediately on the right.
Road info: access to the Lautaret pass on the site of the Hautes-Alpes General Council.
www.inforoute05.fr or voice server on 04 65 03 00 05.
It is recommended to use snow chains. Private parking: adjacent to the sports village, not guarded, free.
Municipal parking, located next to the UCPA car park, is prohibited from 8 p.m. to 9 a.m., under penalty of a fine. It remains free during the day.
You are coming by train:
In Briançon: regular Serre Chevalier Vallée shuttle. Information on 04 92 20 47 50 or on https://www.autocars-resalp.com/lignes-regulieres/bus/briancon-monetier/
Taxi: around €27 (day and night).
In Grenoble: LER 35 line for Briançon. Information on 0 821 202 203 or on www.info-ler.fr
To Oulx via Italy or by Modane: TGV Paris/Turin line: www.05voyeurs.compuis. Correspondence to Briançon with Resalp coaches.
Information on 04 92 20 47 50 or on www.autocars-resalp.com.
Bus stop for the UCPA Grand Serre Che sports village: LA SALLE-LES-ALPES - FREJUS PRE LONG.
UCPA Grand Serre Che Sports Village:
2 Route du Bez - 05240 The Alps Room
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 92 24 74 77
From Briançon, drive 10 km in the direction of Grenoble and the Col du Lautaret via the RN 91. At the main roundabout in La Salle-Les-Alpes on the RN 91, take the 2nd exit.
Then, follow the signs for the Fréjus cable car/UCPA (one-way). Cross the bridge and at the end of the car park, take the entrance to the UCPA sports village immediately on the right.
From Grenoble, drive 110 km via the Col du Lautaret via the RN 91. Attention, the passage through the Chambon Tunnel may be regulated. Information Info Route 05 (tel. 04 65 03 00 05). At the main roundabout in La Salle-Les-Alpes on the RN 91, take the 1st exit.
Then, follow the signs for the Fréjus cable car/UCPA (one-way). Cross the bridge and at the end of the car park, take the entrance to the UCPA sports village immediately on the right.
Road info: access to the Lautaret pass on the site of the Hautes-Alpes General Council.
www.inforoute05.fr or voice server on 04 65 03 00 05.
It is recommended to use snow chains. Private parking: adjacent to the sports village, not guarded, free.
Municipal parking, located next to the UCPA car park, is prohibited from 8 p.m. to 9 a.m., under penalty of a fine. It remains free during the day.
You are coming by train:
In Briançon: regular Serre Chevalier Vallée shuttle. Information on 04 92 20 47 50 or on https://www.autocars-resalp.com/lignes-regulieres/bus/briancon-monetier/
Taxi: around €27 (day and night).
In Grenoble: LER 35 line for Briançon. Information on 0 821 202 203 or on www.info-ler.fr
To Oulx via Italy or by Modane: TGV Paris/Turin line: www.05voyeurs.compuis. Correspondence to Briançon with Resalp coaches.
Information on 04 92 20 47 50 or on www.autocars-resalp.com.
Bus stop for the UCPA Grand Serre Che sports village: LA SALLE-LES-ALPES - FREJUS PRE LONG.
UCPA Grand Serre Che Sports Village:
2 Route du Bez - 05240 The Alps Room
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 92 24 74 77
Equipment not included
Mountain bike clothing:
- Flat sole sports shoes
- Baggy shorts
- Long sleeve jersey
- Flat sole sports shoes
- Baggy shorts
- Long sleeve jersey
- Long finger gloves
- Mountain bike (or ski) mask
- Light fleece
- Windproof jacket
- Water bottle or water bag
- Small pouch (sunscreen, lip stick, bandages)
Content type:
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice.
- Mountain bike (or ski) mask
- Light fleece
- Windproof jacket
- Water bottle or water bag
- Small pouch (sunscreen, lip stick, bandages)
Content type:
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice.
Equipment not included
Mountain bike clothing:
- Flat sole sports shoes
- Baggy shorts
- Long sleeve jersey
- Long finger gloves
- Mountain bike (or ski) mask
- Light fleece
- Windproof jacket
- Water bottle or water bag
- Small pouch (sunscreen, lip stick, bandages)
Content type:
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice.
- Flat sole sports shoes
- Baggy shorts
- Long sleeve jersey
- Long finger gloves
- Mountain bike (or ski) mask
- Light fleece
- Windproof jacket
- Water bottle or water bag
- Small pouch (sunscreen, lip stick, bandages)
Content type:
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice.
Physical intensity
Casual sportsman
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
Physical intensity
Casual sportsman
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
Level of expertise
DH and Enduro mountain bike expert
You are an experienced rider, you ride regularly. You want to discover new sites and/or improve your riding and mountain biking skills.
You are an experienced rider, you ride regularly. You want to discover new sites and/or improve your riding and mountain biking skills.
You are able to do a canter, take a steep turn, a hairpin turn, an overhang, do a bunny up, perform small jumps, and go down a high step. You drive safely at a steady speed. You ride on red and black courses.
Mountain bike level: Biker 2 and 3
Mountain bike level: Biker 2 and 3
Level of expertise
DH and Enduro mountain bike expert
You are an experienced rider, you ride regularly. You want to discover new sites and/or improve your riding and mountain biking skills. You are able to do a canter, take a steep turn, a hairpin turn, an overhang, do a bunny up, perform small jumps, and go down a high step. You drive safely at a steady speed. You ride on red and black courses.
Mountain bike level: Biker 2 and 3
You are an experienced rider, you ride regularly. You want to discover new sites and/or improve your riding and mountain biking skills. You are able to do a canter, take a steep turn, a hairpin turn, an overhang, do a bunny up, perform small jumps, and go down a high step. You drive safely at a steady speed. You ride on red and black courses.
Mountain bike level: Biker 2 and 3
Restauration
In the form of a self-service buffet.
Vegetarian offer at all meals.
Vegetarian offer at all meals.
Restauration
In the form of a self-service buffet.
Vegetarian offer at all meals.
Vegetarian offer at all meals.
Management
Each activity is conducted by a state-qualified instructor.
Management
Each activity is conducted by a state-qualified instructor.