MTB course 80 - green - les Devins - Espace FFC Ain Forestière
Description
A very easy circuit that takes you to discover Mont Mourex and its panorama, the pasture and the forest made up of oak, chestnut, beech, maple, fir and spruce trees... Can be done with children who are already mountain bikers.
This loop can be completed from 2 different starting points: either from the Mont Mussy forest road, or from Mont Mourex.
The route described here starts from the Mont Mussy parking lot.
A very easy route to discover Mont Mourex and its panoramic views, the hedged farmland and the forest of oak, chestnut, beech, maple, fir and spruce.
At the start of the route: the mountain bike signs indicate 80 routes, most of which are shared (route no. 80 green + route no. 81 blue).
Warning: this loop is quite busy, both for pedestrians and mountain bikers. Be careful with other riders (mountain bikers and/or pedestrians with many dogs) you meet (children, families).
Technical Information
Altimetric profile
Starting point
Date and time
- From 01/05/2024 to 31/10/2024
- From 01/05/2025 to 31/10/2025
Additional information
Guidebook with maps/step-by-step
From the Mont Mussy parking lot, take the path beside the hiking information points. Under the wood, the path veers slightly to the right. Follow the mountain bike signposts (square plaques) on the trees. The section under the wood towards Mont Mourex is slightly uphill. The exit from the wood is marked by a barbed-wire fence with a mountain-bike crossing, then a track and a grassy path.
On the open section, follow the path, always in the same direction. Before descending, don't miss the orientation table facing the Alps, bordered by a wooden fence, 200 m to the left of the path (from the orientation table, take a short detour to see the monolith and bench of Mont Mourex).
Then: down the hill. At the sign next to the grey building (reservoir), turn left onto the flat path leading back the other way. (towards Divonne). Enter the forest again, and follow signposting no.80, which will take you back to Mont Mussy, at the trailhead.
Environments
Forest location
Mountain location
Updated by
Aintourisme - 25/06/2024
www.ain-tourisme.com
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Contact
Phone :
04 50 20 01 22
04 50 42 65 00
Email :
accueil@divonnelesbains.com
info@paysdegexagglo.fr
Website : www.paysdegexagglo.fr/
Tricky passages
Mountain biking the way you want it! but...
For your own safety, use the marked trails and respect the direction of travel.
Don't overestimate your abilities and keep your speed under control.
Be careful and courteous when overtaking or crossing paths with other hikers, as pedestrians have priority.
Check that your mountain bike is in good condition, and bring supplies and repair accessories with you.
If you're going on your own, leave your itinerary to those around you.
Wearing a helmet is strongly recommended
Respect private property and cultivated areas
Watch out for farm and forestry machinery
Close gates
Avoid picking wild flowers, fruit and mushrooms
Do not disturb wild animals
Keep your litter, be discreet and respectful of the environment
Type of land
Ground
Reception complements
Mountain biking like you've never read it before!
Riding safely is easy and fun!
Follow the marked trails: These trails are your best friends! They're there to guide you and give you a safe ride. And don't forget to follow the direction of travel, so you don't come across any unexpected surprises.
Stay realistic and cautious: You're a hero on two wheels, but even heroes have their limits. Keep your speed under control to avoid mishaps.
Politeness and caution: When overtaking or passing other riders, remember that pedestrians are king. A smile and a kind word can make all the difference!
Check your machine: Before you set off, make sure your ATV is in top condition. And don't forget to take along a repair kit, just in case.
If you're going solo: Tell your friends and family about your itinerary. Better safe than sorry, right?
Helmets, your best friend: Wearing a helmet is like putting on a superhero cape. You're ready for anything!
Respect private property: Paths sometimes cross private or cultivated land. Respect them as if they were your own backyard.
Watch out for farm and forestry machinery: They're big, they're strong, and they've got the right of way. Stay alert!
Close the gates behind you: It's a simple gesture that can save a lot of trouble.
Leave nature as it is: Don't pick flowers, fruit or mushrooms. They're more beautiful in nature!
Respect wild animals: Don't disturb them. They appreciate peace and quiet as much as you do.
Waste, zero trace: Keep your waste with you and be discreet. Nature will thank you!
Have fun on the trails and enjoy every moment in nature!
