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The Classic Haute Route :
Chamonix to Zermatt Guided MTB & E-MTB

The Ultimate Alpine Traverse

The Haute Route is the crown jewel of mountain biking in the Alps. Spanning the glaciated peaks between Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn, this is a journey every rider dreams of.

At PureBiking Verbier, we don't just guide the route; we curate it. Whether you choose the full Chamonix to Zermatt (5-7 days) or the intense Verbier to Zermatt (4 days) route, we manage every detail. From luggage transfers and battery logistics to securing the best beds in remote alpine villages, your only job is to ride.

The PureBiking
Advantage

E-Bike Optimized Logistics

We don't just 'allow' E-bikes; we cater to them. Our itineraries include strategic lunch stops for charging, technical climbs that maximize your motor's torque, and battery management advice so you never run dry before the summit.

Local Variations (The "Secret Sauce")

Most tour operators stick to the standard GPS tracks (often gravel roads). As Verbier locals, we know the hidden singletrack variations that turn a 'transfer stage' into the best ride of your life

Concierge Support

Ride light. We transfer your luggage between hotels every day. If you have a mechanical issue, our guides are trained mechanics, and we have support networks in the valleys to keep your bike rolling

Swiss made

Immerse yourself deep into Swiss culture( and food!) with a 100% Swiss made tour, with local guides that know all the best fondue stops

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Choose
Your Expedition

Each day on the Haute Route brings a new chapter of discovery. You’ll ride varied alpine terrain—smooth singletrack, high passes, and forested descents—with the Swiss Alps as your constant backdrop.

 

Beyond the trails, the journey unfolds through welcoming mountain villages where you refuel with regional dishes and relax in authentic alpine settings. Evenings offer a chance to share stories, recharge, and prepare for the next stage.

 

From panoramic ridgelines to quiet valley paths, this is more than a point-to-point ride. It’s a complete Haute Route MTB & E-MTB experience—epic riding, cultural immersion, and the unforgettable atmosphere of Switzerland’s high mountains.

Rider enjoying panoramic views of the Weisshorn near Leukerbad on the Haute Route
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Option A: The Swiss Core (Verbier to Zermatt)

Duration: 4-5 Days

 

Riding Difficulty: Beginner to Advanced ( The route is optimized to your skills)

 

The Vibe: High alpine singletrack, less travel time, maximum descent.

 

Day 1: The Verbier Warm-Up
Shakedown ride on the best 4 Vallées flow trails to tune bikes and test legs.

Stats: 35km | +800m / -2500m

 

Day 2: Verbier to Evolène

Crossing into the wild Val d'Hérens via technical passes and loamy forest descents.

Stats: 45km | +1600m / -2200m

 

Day 3: Evolène to Zinal

The "Queen Stage." High altitude traverse under 4000m peaks into the Anniviers valley.

Stats: 42km | +1800m / -1800m

 

Day 4: Zinal to Zermatt

The Grand Finale. Riding the spectacular valley trails to the foot of the Matterhorn.

Stats: 38km | +1000m / -1400m

Day 5: Matterhorn sighting

The final day. Enjoying the Matterhorn views from every possible angle, taking in an absolutely stunning week in the Alps.

Stats: 30km | +800m / -2000m

 

Option B: The Full Traverse (Chamonix to Zermatt)

Duration: 6-7 Days

Riding Description: The classic start in France, crossing the Trient frontier into Switzerland.

 

Contact us for the detailed Chamonix itinerary

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