The 2026 ePass’Portes du Soleil MTB regulations: download.

Authorisation to Leave the Territory

Authorisation to leave the country (AST) , required to travel from France to Switzerland. Information and forms can be downloaded from: www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F1359, completed and placed in your child’s bag. From 15 January 2017, a minor child living in France who travels abroad alone or unaccompanied by one of their parents must be in possession of an authorisation to leave the country (AST). This is a form drawn up and signed by a parent (or legal guardian). The form must be accompanied by a photocopy of the signing parent’s identity document. CERFA form

Included in registration

A personal frame plate, in a different colour each day, which must be affixed to the participant’s bike. fasteners for the plate a hands-free card for use at the lift terminals a route road book that can be downloaded from the Pass’Portes website a lift pass valid for one day in the Portes du Soleil area, to be used in summer 2025 from the Monday after you take part, or in winter 2025-2026 a wristband that must be worn to access the refreshment points on the tour, participant insurance valid on the day of registration an exclusive “Pass’Portes” gift.

It is compulsory to wear a rigid helmet in good condition with the chin strap fastened and gloves suitable for mountain biking. Participants who fail to do so may not be allowed to take part in the ride. Protective gear (such as elbow pads, knee pads and back protectors) is strongly recommended by the organisers. For children’s rides, protection is compulsory: helmet (full-face strongly recommended), preferably long gloves, back protector and knee pads. Bikes recommended by the organisers: full-suspension Moutain Bike enduro (approx. 140-160mm travel). Bikes must be in good working order. The bike must comply with current legislation, as laid down by the French Cycling Federation and the Swiss Cycling Federation. It is advisable to carry a mobile phone, which will work on the route between France and Switzerland. Take warm clothing and rain gear with you, as the weather in the mountains is very changeable.

Switzerland ePass'Doors BOSCH ePowered

All Pass'Portes registrations are closed

The Bosch epowered ePass’Portes – Switzerland is one of the electric versions of the Pass’Portes. As for the rest, it’s faithful to the original: delicious refreshments, a fun and accessible route, dreamlike scenery, etc.

Dates

26, 27 and 28 June 2026

A choice of courses

News to come

Departure times

Free from 7.30am to 10am

Departures

Avoriaz (FR) – Morgins (CH) – Champéry (CH) – Les Crosets (CH)

Distances

53 km

Elevation gain

900 m D+ / 3800 m D-

Duration

from 3 hours to one day, depending on the itinerary

Refreshments

Champéry and Morgins

Ski lifts

News to come

Rates

79 € + €3 registration fee

Age

14 to 75 years inclusive

Charging stations

News to come

Practical info ePass'Doors Bosch epowered

A few facts about the ePass’Portes Switzerland:

53km, altitude between 1000 and 2450m
53 km / 900 m D+ / 3800 m D-
4 feed stations – 5 lifts
What can you expect?
Alternating between wide tracks and rolling singles. A few climbs. Exceptional scenery.
Free departures between 7.30am and 10am, only from Avoriaz, Morgins, Champéry and Les Crosets.
Choice of one day: Friday 26 June, Saturday 27 June or Sunday 28 June.

The electrical declination of the Pass'Portes

In partnership with Bosch, the Portes du Soleil organising team has concocted an original and novel route
53km route on the Swiss side. The route takes in the legendary passes along the Franco-Swiss border, with some attractive
are planned for the descents… and mountain bikers will find the usual Pass’Suisse
Pass’Portes refreshment points.

The ideal VTTAE

For explorers without limits CRAFTY - e-Enduro Extend the adventure, boost each climb.

When you’re a Pass’Porteur, you also want to see more, enjoy the ride for longer, and go downhill after downhill without dreading the climb back up. The Mondraker Crafty answers that call, with its Bosch Performance Line CX Smart System engine, outstanding range and geometry designed for committed enduro riding.

With its Zero suspension and frame optimised for integration, the Crafty will take you far, fast and in absolute comfort. The ideal bike for pushing your limits while controlling your effort.

For a Pass’Porteur who wants to explore everything, Crafty is much more than an e-bike. It’s an unlimited ticket.

Explore the Crafty

What you need to know before signing up

Regulations
The 2026 ePass’Portes du Soleil MTB regulations: download.
Authorisation to Leave the Territory
Authorisation to leave the country (AST), required to travel from France to Switzerland.
Information and forms can be downloaded from: www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F1359, completed and placed in your child’s bag. From 15 January 2017, a minor child living in France who travels abroad alone or unaccompanied by one of their parents must be in possession of an authorisation to leave the country (AST). This is a form drawn up and signed by a parent (or legal guardian). The form must be accompanied by a photocopy of the signing parent’s identity document.
CERFA form

Included in registration
- A personal frame plate, in a different colour each day, which must be affixed to the participant’s bike.
- fasteners for the plate
- a hands-free card for use at the lift terminals
- a route road book that can be downloaded from the Pass’Portes website
- a lift pass valid for one day in the Portes du Soleil area, to be used in summer 2025 from the Monday after you take part, or in winter 2025-2026
- a wristband that must be worn to access the refreshment points on the tour, participant insurance valid on the day of registration
- an exclusive “Pass’Portes” gift.
Compulsory equipment
- It is compulsory to wear a rigid helmet in good condition with the chin strap fastened and gloves suitable for mountain biking. Participants who fail to do so may not be allowed to take part in the ride.
- Protective gear (such as elbow pads, knee pads and back protectors) is strongly recommended by the organisers.
- For children’s rides, protection is compulsory: helmet (full-face strongly recommended), preferably long gloves, back protector and knee pads.
- Bikes recommended by the organisers: full-suspension Moutain Bike enduro (approx. 140-160mm travel). Bikes must be in good working order. The bike must comply with current legislation, as laid down by the French Cycling Federation and the Swiss Cycling Federation.
- It is advisable to carry a mobile phone, which will work on the route between France and Switzerland.
- Take warm clothing and rain gear with you, as the weather in the mountains is very changeable.