Gourette Open Ride
June 27–28, 2026
Gourette Bike Park kicks off the season with a brand-new event that’s set to make a real impact.
Welcome to Gourette Bike Park
The Gourette resort opens up its ski area in summer to mountain bikes and all-terrain scooters, with 9 marked trails !
Accessible via the Bezou gondola, simply ride down to the resort and enjoy banked turns, rollers, jumps, and a variety of features along the way.
No Souci MembersSummer and winterNo Souci Pyrenees Card
In addition to skiing, your card also gives you access to the Pyrenees bike parks.
€46
We tested it for you !
From start to finish.
Discover Guillaume’s experience (#teamnpy), as he takes us through his day at Gourette Bike Park. A guided tour you won’t want to miss !
Safety & Respect
The basics
Use common sense at all times: you are riding through grazing areas, so please respect the pastures and livestock - they’ll thank you for it. Take all your rubbish back down with you; bins are available at the base of the chairlift. Thanks for respecting the mountain!
Opening dates & times
Open daily from 04/07 to 30/08 9am – 5pm
Accès et stationnement
Access & parking Access via the Bezou gondola Place du Sarrière 64440 Eaux-Bonnes
On-site services
- Toilets & water refill point
- Bike repair station
- Food service
Food & drink
Open on summerDuring the Bike Park opening period, the high-altitude snack bar Le Cairn is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 4:45pm. Enjoy hearty homemade food made with local produce and mountain flavours.
En période d'ouverture du Bike Park, le Snack d'altitude Le Cairn vous accueille du samedi au dimanche de 10h à 16h45.
Au menu vous découvrirez une cuisine maison, généreuse et savoureuse, préparée à base de produits locaux et aux saveurs montagnardes.
- Homemade sandwiches and paninis
- Burgers (vegetarian option available), salads, sharing boards and desserts
- Kids’ menus
Personal safety
Wearing a helmet is mandatory. Follow the trail signage and don’t take unnecessary risks: only ride features suited to your level. Always check jumps before hitting them (basic rule if you don’t want to end up in a tree).
In case of an accident (hopefully not)
Call 112 and give emergency services the number and colour of the nearest marker.
Environment
You are riding through grazing areas, so please respect the pastures and animals. Take all your rubbish with you; bins are available at the base of the chairlift.
Several areas and skill levels are available:
- Blue trails: for beginners, with easy features and obstacles.
- Red trails: for advanced riders, with berms, features, and more technical obstacles.
- Black trails: for experts, with steep slopes, berms, features, and very challenging obstacles.