Exoride MTB Guiding & Coaching
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| Name | Exoride MTB Guiding & Coaching |
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| Type | Guides & Tours, Coaching & Camps |
| Primary Activity | Mountain Bike |
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| Website |
| Phone | +41 79 644 59 29 |
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| Geo | |
| Address |
chez-les-Addy 5
Orsières
1937
Switzerland
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Guided mountain bike and e-bike trips in the Valais, Swiss Alps, since 2010.
We are based between Martigny and Orsieres, ten minutes from Verbier and at the crossroads of three valleys: the Rhone valley, the Val de Bagnes and the Entremont. This is home. We ride these trails every week of the season, and the trips we run are the ones we would want to be on ourselves.
Riding the Valais
Most riders come to Switzerland for the bike parks, and Verbier is worth the trip. But the valleys around them are where it gets interesting: natural singletrack that has been there for centuries, balcony traverses above the Rhone, high alpine sectors that see almost no traffic, and descents that keep going long after the last lift has closed.
We run guided days, weekends and multi-day trips across the whole canton. Because the van and the guides are ours, with no subcontracting, we go where the conditions are best rather than where a timetable says. That means several valleys and several aspects in a single day, around 5,000 m of descent on a normal day and up to 10,000 m on our big ones, with ten riders maximum so nobody is left waiting at the top.
Mountain huts, real food, and evenings that are part of the trip rather than an afterthought. Both MTB and e-bike, including our seven-day E-Bike Transalp, 277 km and 17,000 m of descent from the Simplon Pass to the Ferret Valley, facing Mont Blanc on the final day.
Coaching
Our guides are Swiss Cycling certified instructors. One-to-one sessions or small groups, from your first switchbacks to steep rock and committed alpine terrain. We choose the spot for what you are working on, not for what is convenient, and nobody is going to lecture you: a word on braking here, a line shown there, and by the end of the day what felt impossible in the morning has become normal.
Trips abroad
When the Swiss passes go under the snow, we go looking for trails elsewhere.
Georgia, the wild Caucasus: passes at 3,500 m, bikes carried by horses, family guesthouses and Tusheti at the end of the world.
Morocco, the winter escape: sun, ochre pistes and Berber hospitality between the High Atlas and the desert.
Italy, two moods: the Aosta Valley with its trails facing Mont Blanc, and our Camp'n'Ride in Tuscany, between the sea, the agriturismos and the island of Elba.
How we work
Small groups and homogeneous levels, because a group that rides at the same pace has a better day than a group that waits. Every trip is rated 1 to 4 for both technical difficulty and fitness, so you know exactly what you are signing up for before you book. We handle transfers, lodging, timings, lift passes and the weather changing its mind.
English, French and German spoken. You ride, we take care of the rest.
We are based between Martigny and Orsieres, ten minutes from Verbier and at the crossroads of three valleys: the Rhone valley, the Val de Bagnes and the Entremont. This is home. We ride these trails every week of the season, and the trips we run are the ones we would want to be on ourselves.
Riding the Valais
Most riders come to Switzerland for the bike parks, and Verbier is worth the trip. But the valleys around them are where it gets interesting: natural singletrack that has been there for centuries, balcony traverses above the Rhone, high alpine sectors that see almost no traffic, and descents that keep going long after the last lift has closed.
We run guided days, weekends and multi-day trips across the whole canton. Because the van and the guides are ours, with no subcontracting, we go where the conditions are best rather than where a timetable says. That means several valleys and several aspects in a single day, around 5,000 m of descent on a normal day and up to 10,000 m on our big ones, with ten riders maximum so nobody is left waiting at the top.
Mountain huts, real food, and evenings that are part of the trip rather than an afterthought. Both MTB and e-bike, including our seven-day E-Bike Transalp, 277 km and 17,000 m of descent from the Simplon Pass to the Ferret Valley, facing Mont Blanc on the final day.
Coaching
Our guides are Swiss Cycling certified instructors. One-to-one sessions or small groups, from your first switchbacks to steep rock and committed alpine terrain. We choose the spot for what you are working on, not for what is convenient, and nobody is going to lecture you: a word on braking here, a line shown there, and by the end of the day what felt impossible in the morning has become normal.
Trips abroad
When the Swiss passes go under the snow, we go looking for trails elsewhere.
Georgia, the wild Caucasus: passes at 3,500 m, bikes carried by horses, family guesthouses and Tusheti at the end of the world.
Morocco, the winter escape: sun, ochre pistes and Berber hospitality between the High Atlas and the desert.
Italy, two moods: the Aosta Valley with its trails facing Mont Blanc, and our Camp'n'Ride in Tuscany, between the sea, the agriturismos and the island of Elba.
How we work
Small groups and homogeneous levels, because a group that rides at the same pace has a better day than a group that waits. Every trip is rated 1 to 4 for both technical difficulty and fitness, so you know exactly what you are signing up for before you book. We handle transfers, lodging, timings, lift passes and the weather changing its mind.
English, French and German spoken. You ride, we take care of the rest.
