Bike Park Moléson

Terms of use

1. Use of the Bike Park is entirely at the user’s own risk.
2. All users must take out accident and civil liability insurance to cover any damage caused to themselves or third parties.
3. Keep a safe distance between each rider, adapted to the speed of the rider ahead.
4. Helmets must be worn. Masks/goggles, gloves, elbow pads, knee pads and back protectors are strongly recommended.
5. Stopping on the course is forbidden. The tracks must not be obstructed. Stopping means parking on the side.
6. There are dangers on the trails. These are not indicated. You must exercise caution and adapt your speed to your ability to control the bike. Users must be able to stop at any time within their field of vision.
7. Children are the responsibility of their parents.
8. It is important to recognise any difficulties before attempting to cross them.
9. Be aware of the weather conditions. Adapt your equipment to the weather and your driving to the state of the ground.
10. The Bike Park is located in an area of woodland and pasture with livestock. Despite regular maintenance, branches and stones may fall. There may be free-roaming animals on the course.
11. If you come across any animals on the course, please do not disturb them and let them wander off in peace.
12. Be responsible on your descent and check that the circuit is free of obstacles. If you come across any, remove them and/or inform a Bike Park official.
13. Respect the signs and areas to be shared with other Bike Park users.
14. Respect the environment and the routes, do not cut corners. Circuits may only be modified by authorised personnel.
15. When taking photos or videos, stay back from the tracks and be vigilant.
16. Be polite and respectful of others, especially hikers.
17. For safety reasons, dogs are not allowed along the Bike Park trails.
18. The company that owns and operates the Moléson Bike Park accepts no liability for accidents or damage to users’ equipment.
19. Use of the trails is subject to the provisions of these regulations. By accessing them, users acknowledge that they have read them and accept all the conditions.