Have a budget of £300 – £900 to spend on accommodation
Want rider friendly accommodation with 15% discount
Possibility of meeting other riders via our WhatsApp group
Want to organise group guiding
Race week, without the guesswork
15% Accommodation discount
Arrive with a plan, ready to race
Trip dates; 15th – 22nd June 2026
“This service is built on Trail Hub’s experience supporting riders at major Alpine events, including the Megavalanche.
We connect you to the right people and help you avoid common mistakes.”
15% accommodation discount
Discounted stay at our MTB friendly B&B, located in the centre of Les 2 Alpes.
Optional pre event planning call
Lock in accommodation plans, lift pass options and race week prep ideas.
Trail guide introductions
Share costs with other riders for guided days (if available)
Local food and pub recommendations
Go straight to the best spots in town.
Rider WhatsApp group
Optional group to connect with other riders during your stay.
Free Bridgedale MTB socks
One pair per person included, up to a maximum of two pairs per booking.
Mass start/High Alpine training guide
Free access to our downloadable guide to help you arrive race ready.
Enquire via the form below
Share your budget, group size, and goals for Mountain of Hell.
We confirm suitability and availability
Making sure the concierge service is the right fit.
Concierge fee is paid
A one time fee to secure planning and coordination.
Accommodation discount and info pack sent
You receive booking links, key information, and next steps.
Planning call
We run through final decisions, lift passes options and guiding options.
Free Bridgedale socks posted to you
One pair per rider with a maximum of two pairs sent to your address.
Arrive in Les Deux Alpes with a clear plan
Ready to race.
100% money back guarantee
If at any point you feel the Mountain of Hell Concierge service isn’t meeting your expectations, you can request a full refund of the concierge fee.
The guarantee applies to the concierge service only and does not cover third party bookings such as accommodation, lift passes, guiding, or other services booked directly.
Refund requests must be made within 7 days of the Mountain Of Hell race event.
Cancelation policy details
Lift passes and guiding are optional extras and are booked with third party suppliers.
Full payment is required 8 weeks prior to arrival
Once booked, lift passes and guiding are non refundable.
Trail Hub is not responsible for refunds issued or declined by accommodation providers.
How do I book?
Simply fill in the enquiry form and tell us about your trip.
If the concierge service is the right fit, we’ll send you the details to complete your payment.
What our MOH concierge service does not include...
This is not a guided or hosted holiday.
Guiding and coaching are available as optional extras.
Accommodation and third party services are booked directly with suppliers.
We don’t provide on the ground hosting during your stay.
Local guiding & arrival info
We recommend riders traveling from outside France arrive on 15th June. This allows plenty of time to ride the bike park and get familiar with lines.
You book on to our group guiding days on 16th and/or 17th June.
These days focus on a resort orientation, race lines and a selection of lesser known trails, helping you make the most of race week.
The cost of the guide will be split by the amount of riders attending with a maximum of 6 on each ride.
Future payments explained
Your concierge fee is payable in full once the service is agreed.
Guiding and lift pass options can be added and must be paid in full 8 weeks before arrival.
Accommodation is booked and paid directly with the supplier, at the reduced rate, at the time of booking.
Please note, lift pass delivery is only available to riders taking part in the optional guiding and will be delivered on the first day of guiding on the 16th June.
Concierge fee explained...
The Trail Hub Mountain Of Hell concierge fee is one fee of £79 covering up to 4 riders travelling together.
Groups larger than 4 may be charged an additional fee.
Accommodation is to be booked and paid directly with suppliers.
Optional extras include;
Can I stay extra days before the Mountain Of Hell?
Yes absolutely, our accommodation provider is open from 13th June.
Do you provide Airport transfers for Mountain Of Hell?
Unfortunately we do not, if you would like to arrange private Airport transfers we can happily pass you details of our trusted supplier.
The closest Airports to Les Deux Alpes are Lyon and Geneva during the summer.
Can my partner join me even if they do not ride?
Yes absolutely, our MTB friendly accommodation is also great for partners and/or family members.
Rooms can be selected to suit your group size or budget.
Is breakfast included?
Breakfast is an optional add on service at our accommodation provider.
What is the room configuration?
The rooms at our accommodation can be chosen to suit each riders needs. Everything from family rooms to budget friendly pods are available.
What is the tourist tax de sejour?
Tourist tax is not included in the price of your package and will be charged additionally when you arrive at your hotel.
It is a mandatory holiday tax in France in which guests over 18 are charged per night.
This will be charged at €2 per person, per night.
Do I need Insurance?
Yes, travel and Health insurance are mandatory for all guests booking with the Trail Hub, by agreeing to our terms and conditions you agree to sourcing your own insurance policies incase of an emergency.
We have partnered with Yellow Jersey who are market leaders in the mountain bike holiday insurance.
Get a bespoke quote for your trip here and use the quote ‘TRAILHUB’ for 15% discount.
You also have the option to add emergency health insurance to your Megavalanche race entry during the online entry process.
UK specific guests, you can apply for a free GHIC card which gives you access to medically necessary state-provided healthcare when you’re visiting an EU country or Switzerland. Apply for yours here.
How much is it to enter the Mountain of Hell?
For non-licensed riders, the registration fee to enter the Mountain of hell is as follows;
€115 from the opening of registrations until 4 January 2026
€125 from 5 January 2026 to 5 April 2026
€135 from 6 April 2026 to 31 May 2026
€150 from 1 June 2026 until registration closes on 16 June 2026 at 11:59 p.m.
Each race entry includes a 3 day lift pass.
MTB race entry – lift pass valid on 18, 19 and 20 June 2026.
Ebike race entry – lift pass valid on 19, 20 and 21 June 2026.
Mountain Of Hell 2026 tickets, how do I get an entry?
Mountain Of Hell tickets are available now, you can expect over 1100 entrants.
Book your race entry here
Can anyone enter the Mountain Of Hell?
It’s advised riders are at a strong intermediate & above skill level to take on the Mountain Of Hell.
You need to be confident riding;
• Snow and mixed alpine terrain
• Steep off piste freeride sections
• Black graded trails in Les Deux Alpes Bike Park
Expect
• A fast mass start with other riders around you
• Jumps, obstacles, and unpredictable lines
• A long physical run that rewards fitness, control, and decision making
If black trails, speed, or riding close to others feels uncomfortable, this race will be a serious challenge.
With all that being said, It IS possible to enjoy the race at your own pace and navigate the descent slowly whilst taking in the trail. Not everyone in this race is a pro rider.
Where is the Mountain Of Hell located?
The Mountain of hell is located in Les Deux Alpes in France. A large ski area in the winter situated next door to Alpe d’ Huez where the Megavalanche is raced.
How long is the Mountain Of Hell?
The race starts on snow at the glacier and drops around 2,400 metres of vertical descent over roughly 25 km.
It’s a long, fast freeride enduro race across mixed terrain, including snow, rock, and single track and bike park trails! ,
What makes Mountain Of Hell so unique?
What separates Mountain of Hell from other MTB races is the single mass start. Approximately 1,100 riders start at the same time from the glacier.
The Megavalanche is a very similar event, but riders start in blocks of around 350. Mountain of Hell is possibly regarded as the largest mass start MTB race in the world.
Mountain Of Hell Doctors certificate explained
Who can enter Mountain of Hell?
You must be 15 or older in the year of the event.
You can race if you are either
• Licensed with the FFC or a UCI affiliated federation and have a medical certificate confirming you are fit to race.
• Unlicensed, as long as you provide a medical certificate less than 12 months old confirming you are fit for competitive mountain biking.
No valid medical certificate. No start.
Are E-bikes allowed to the race the Mountain Of Hell?
Yes, There is a separate e-bike race category on 19–20 June.
Only e-bikes that meet all of the following rules are allowed
• Max motor power: 750W or less
• Max assisted speed: 25 km/h
• Pedal assist only: motor must cut out immediately when you stop pedalling
Any bike outside these limits will not be allowed to race.
Can I wear my go pro?
Cameras are only allowed on the visor with a removable device or on the handlebars of the bike (under no circumstances should they be placed on the participant’s chest protector).
What safety equipment is required?
You must have all of the following
• Full-face helmet with fixed or detachable chin guard. CE approved
• Knee pads
• CE-approved back protector or a backpack with a CE-approved back protector
• Short-sleeved jersey
Strongly recommended
• Elbow pads
• Long-sleeved jersey
If you do not have all mandatory equipment, you will not be allowed to start.
Equipment checks may be carried out at any time by the event organisers or FFC officials.
