The Biking

Rivierabike appreciate that you don't want to waste your valuable week's holiday slogging up endless mountain passes. That's why we minimise on the climbs in order to maximise your singletrack enjoyment.  We aim to provide more shuttle uplifts than anyone in Europe outside of the ski resort season.

Our singletrack is incredibly varied, from the smooth and fast flowing trails of the beech forests in Finale Ligure, the long natural singletrack of Val Argentina to the sandstone slabs and techy trails of San Remo and exposed rocky limestone trails in France.

Group sizes are normally between 6 – 8 with a guide.  Smaller groups help to minimise the impact on the trails and the local environment and improve your riding enjoyment.  We can however cater for larger groups with 2 guides, which allows us to easily manage and if needed split the group whilst out on the trail. 

After feedback from past guests, we also offer various packages including 2 centre weeks and point to point tours.

Vehicle Uplifts

We have minibuses and trailers at our disposal. Our buses are always on hand and it takes on average 15 - 20 minutes to get us to the top.

We also understand that there is nothing worse than having unnecessary dents and scratches on your pride and joy which is often caused by poorly built trailers. Rivierabike has cut no corners and has invested in the ultimate in bike trailers. We have 2 specially made roll on roll off trailers by Burtech which can carry 14 bikes and takes an average 15 seconds to load your bike - so no hanging around. The only contact points with your bike is the tyres and handlebar grip…..so no damage!!

 

 

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Testimonial

"The riding here is awesome - fast furious technical singletrack descents through alpine forests, switchbacks, flowing sections along ancient mule trails and skirting mountain ravines. The scenery is...read more"

Tom Maher (Lancashire, UK)