Our approach to creating mountain bike trails takes full account of the landscape and environments in which they are integrated.
We take pleasure in imagining tracks or trails in harmony with the topography and local vegetation - creating curves that are as pleasing to the eye as they are to ride. A challenge as creative as it is necessary. Indeed, our approach seeks to minimise the impact on the soil, flora and fauna - both during construction and in the long term.
The construction phase and the choice of means are carefully thought out to minimise the impact on the surface, while at the same time creating support structures and drainage systems to maintain the tracks and the surrounding area.
In addition, we aim to use only materials found on site, such as earth, rocks and humus. Any elements that have to be moved (branches, dead wood, stones, etc.) are placed as close as possible and in such a way as to be able to recreate shelters favourable to small fauna, such as walling and branches.
Aware of current environmental issues and the requirements of federal, cantonal and municipal authorities, we strive to preserve the ecological functions of forests and woodlands.