Recoin Enduro Loop from Saint-Martin-d'Uriage

This route is categorized as a difficult mountain bike ride, demanding very good fitness and advanced riding skills. You should be prepared for technical sections with rocky patches and roots, and potentially needing to dismount and push your bike in some parts, especially before reaching Casserousse and between Casserousse and Chamrousse.

No, due to its difficult rating and technical terrain, this mountain biking route is not suitable for beginners or families. It requires advanced riding skills and very good fitness.

The route begins near a parking lot in Saint-Martin-d'Uriage, heading towards Chamrousse Recoin. Parking is available at the starting point.

The terrain is a mix of paths, roads, and significant portions of singletrack. You'll encounter forest tracks and singletrack trails along hillsides, characterized by rocky patches and roots. While some parts can be humid, the trail is often described as dry and stony, with only a few muddy areas. Some sections are highly technical or hazardous.

Yes, the trail is predominantly forested but offers clear viewpoints during the ascent. The region around Saint-Martin-d'Uriage is known for its natural beauty, including lakes, natural monuments, mountain passes, and peaks, contributing to the scenic appeal of the ride.

The route passes through areas like Recoin and near the Derby de Chamrousse. You'll also ride along sections of Chemin d'Aplomb. It's recognized as one of the 'Top 10 Most Beautiful MTB Trails around Saint-Martin-d'Uriage'.

The trail is often described as dry and stony, suggesting it's best enjoyed in drier conditions. While specific seasonal recommendations aren't provided, mountain biking in this region is generally most pleasant from late spring through early autumn, avoiding snow and excessive mud.

There is no information indicating that permits or entrance fees are required to ride this mountain biking route.

The provided information does not specify rules regarding dogs on this particular trail. It's always recommended to check local regulations or signage at the trailhead regarding pets and leash requirements.

Yes, the route incorporates sections of several other trails, including Circuit des Cimes, Circuit des Gardes, Circuit des Fougères, Circuit des Cinq Cabanes, and La Haute Traversée de Belledonne - Etape 11. You'll also find parts of DH de Chamrousse, Petit Faon, and Mange tes morts along the way.

As its name suggests ('Boucle d'enduro'), this is a loop trail, meaning you will end up back near your starting point in Saint-Martin-d'Uriage.