The route actually starts closer to Gouriun Bis than the bike park map shows - follow our line, not the bike park map(!) - and is reached via a short but sharp 5 minute ascent. The start is clearly signposted and the first section is an abandoned jeep track which quickly leads you into the forests.

The first section of the route proper is pure fun, with narrow singletrack winding easily through beautiful open forests. The ambience is a wonderful, and you're unlikely to see anyone else on the upper part of the line. The wilderness element of this route make it feel markedly different from most bike parks routes, including most of the Sauze d'Oulx lines.

The lower section is signposted on the hill as being red, but the bike park map (and our experience riding it) says it's a black. The riding is root-y and technical, with some steep drops and challenging sections through dense trees. Either follow Karamel all the way down (as shown here) or go down Unnamed, which is a step up in difficulty again. Karamel, Unnamed and the jeep track all eventually meet and lead you back along a shared-use biking/hiking trail (control your speed and be careful of pedestrians) to the chairlift.