
MTB & E-Bike calendar
Every Exoride date, from MTB guides and instructors based in Valais since 2010: enduro shuttles, day tours, riding courses and trips in Switzerland, Italy, Morocco, Georgia and Iran. Pick your level, we take care of the rest.
63 events scheduled through 2030
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Technical and physical, stated on every date.
Once the required number of riders is reached, the date runs - and says so on its card.
Day rides are paid at booking. Trips take a 30 % deposit, the balance before departure.
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September 2026
10 dates
October 2026
8 dates

November 2026
4 dates

December 2026
1 date
February 2027
3 dates


March 2027
6 dates
April 2027
1 dateMay 2027
1 dateJune 2027
7 dates
July 2027
2 dates

August 2027
6 dates


September 2027
7 dates

November 2027
2 dates

March 2028
1 date
July 2028
1 date
August 2028
1 date
July 2029
1 date
July 2030
1 date
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Tour, trip, course or shuttle, from 1 to 100 riders, guided or not. You describe it, we propose.
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A day to bring a team together, with the bikes, the guides and the logistics.
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One date, one group, one valley
Our rides go out in small groups, with guides who know the ground by heart. That is what fills a date - not the promise that comes with it.
Your ride, your way
Take your cue from the calendar or describe your project: level, dates, place, number of riders. We come back to you quickly with a proposal.
New dates before everyone else
One letter a month: the dates opening, the ones still free, and nothing else.
The levels, made clear

First tracks
Wide paths, rolling doubletrack, the odd loose rock. MTB without traps, to build pleasure and confidence.
- comfortable on gravel and forest roads
- the word singletrack intrigues you more than it speaks to you
- you are discovering braking on loose ground

Singletrack bliss
Narrow but flowing trails: moderate roots and rocks, wide switchbacks, a few spots where you pick your line.
- you ride singletrack regularly and enjoy it
- tight switchbacks still make you dab a foot sometimes
- you brake hard without locking up in the rocks

Technical ground
Rock gardens, steps, tight switchbacks, off-camber: the terrain demands clean lines and active riding.
- tight switchbacks without dabbing, almost
- 30-40 cm steps do not stop you
- you read the trail several metres ahead

Committed
High mountain, exposed sections, big steps: places where mistakes cost, precise riding is mandatory.
- you ride what many carry
- exposure does not cloud your judgement
- you stay in control on the steep even when tired
Easy
Short outing, minimal climbing: shuttles or lifts do the work, frequent breaks.
- 2-3 h out
- under 300 m of climbing
- no training required
On an e-bike, one physical grade lower is often enough: ask us.
Active
Half to full mellow day: we pedal, but the pace leaves time for the view.
- 3-5 h out
- 300-700 m of climbing
- occasional exercise is enough
On an e-bike, one physical grade lower is often enough: ask us.
Sporty
A proper MTB day: hours in the saddle, real climbing, punchy sections. You need juice, not a palmares.
- full day, 5-7 h including breaks
- 800-1'200 m of climbing
- regular sport, endurance follows
On an e-bike, one physical grade lower is often enough: ask us.
Enduring
Big days or back-to-backs: climbing stacks up and the pace stays high.
- 1'500 m+ of climbing, or several days in a row
- regular training
- fast recovery is part of the game
On an e-bike, one physical grade lower is often enough: ask us.
Between two grades? Halves (2.5) exist: aim higher if you are fit, lower if you are coming back.
Not sure? Write to usWe will advise you honestly, even if it means suggesting mellower.See the full page