UNESCO Haute Route

About the trip

• Price with e-bike

  3069,50 CHF The price includes: E-bike rental and a second battery, a certified mountain bike guide, accommodation and half-board, picnics, luggage transfer, transfer from the arrival point to the original departure point. Not included: Drinks at restaurants and any damage to the e-bike.

• Price without e-bike

  2719,50 CHF The price includes: A certified mountain bike guide, accommodation and half board, picnics, luggage transfer and transfer from the arrival point to the original departure point. Not included: Drinks at restaurants and repair/ spare parts for the bike.

• Duration 4 nights / 5 days
• Distance 185 km
• Elevation 8700 m
• Descent 11 300 m
• Physical level

  2 You exercise 2 to 3 times per week, for at least 30 minutes. You feel good after a demanding workout with some high-intensity intervals. You would be able to ride between 4 and 6 hours per day, for 4 to 6 consecutive days, and don’t mind pushing your bike for long periods, over sections where the terrain is too tricky.

• Technical level

  2/3 TECHNICAL LEVEL 2 You’ve been mountain biking for two or more years. You can go up and down on gentle singletrack trails and over rocks and tree roots. On steep, flowing singletrack trails, you can master your bike with no problems. From time to time, you can ride on slightly exposed paths. You know your limits, and when to get off the bike and walk through a difficult section. You’d be up for riding more often, or even taking a lesson, to prepare for your trip. TECHNICAL LEVEL 3 You’ve been mountain biking for at least three years and you’re confident on all types of singletrack trails. You’re able to do small jumps and descend on rocky and rooty technical sections. You don’t have any problems riding on exposed paths. You clearly know when it’s time to get off your bike and walk through a difficult section.