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Bike Park Regulation

Before entering the Bike Park, it is required to read these rules regarding proper behavior. Entry into the Bike Park implies acceptance of and compliance with the following rules:

1. A good knowledge of basic mountain biking techniques in all their applications is required;

2. Trails must be ridden with technical skill, proper training, and an adequate physical and mental condition;

3. It is mandatory to always wear a full-face helmet, eye protection, body armor, and protection for both upper and lower limbs, all of which must be certified;

4. An initial reconnaissance of the trails at low speed is mandatory;

5. For everyone’s safety, only suitable enduro, freeride, or downhill bikes in perfect working and maintenance condition are allowed on the trails;

6. A minimum safety distance must be maintained between yourself and the rider in front of you;

7. In case of a stop, you must clear the trail;

8. Follow the signs present along the trails: compliance with signage is mandatory;

9. Trails offer no protection or right of way to cyclists, who must comply with traffic rules. It is strictly forbidden to access unmarked or unauthorized trails outside the Bike Park area;

10. It is forbidden to access trails marked as closed (due to safety or maintenance);

11. Minors must always be accompanied by an adult who assumes responsibility and must supervise them attentively, explain, and ensure they follow these rules;

12. Rain increases the danger on trails: therefore, maximum caution is advised, and speed must be adjusted when trails are wet;

13. It is forbidden to ride trails that are excessively wet and/or have standing water or snow;

14. Maximum caution is required, especially at pedestrian crossings, intersections with other trails, and in the presence of vehicles or pedestrians. Right of way must always be given. Be alert for forest maintenance structures such as steps, thresholds, or drainage channels;

15. Always give right of way to hikers;

16. Slow down and use caution when approaching or overtaking hikers or horseback riders, ensuring they are aware of your presence in advance;

17. Always control your speed and approach turns assuming that someone may be coming from the opposite direction;

18. Your pace should be adapted to the type of terrain and your personal experience level;

19. Show the utmost respect for the environment: do not disturb wildlife and avoid loud noises;

20. Do not leave litter behind;

21. Respect public and private property, including signs. Leave gates and barriers as you found them;

22. Plan your ride carefully, checking weather conditions and trail status. Thoroughly inspect your bike and choose appropriate clothing and gear;

23. It is advisable to ride with others, never alone. Let someone know your intended route. If possible, carry a mobile phone in case of emergency;

24. By accessing and using the trails, the rider assumes full responsibility for their conduct and any consequences. No liability shall fall upon the lift operators (Colomion S.p.A.) or Bike Park managers (A.S.D. Colomion S.r.l.);

25. The rider expressly releases Colomion S.p.A. and A.S.D. Colomion S.r.l. from any liability for damages caused to persons or property while using the trails;

26. Access to the Bike Park is permitted only with the purchase of a Bike Pass, available at Colomion S.p.A. sales points;

27. Anyone who sees another biker in danger or difficulty is required to provide or call for help (Emergency number: 112).

Violations of these rules are subject to penalties in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

In the event of an accident or emergency during activities in the Bike Park, rescue will be carried out by the Italian National Alpine and Speleological Rescue Corps (CNSAS), reachable at 112.

Users are informed that personal and identifying data are collected for the purpose of issuing bike passes, and that:

1. The facilities are equipped with RFID TECHNOLOGY AND VIDEO SURVEILLANCE. This system, as well as the processing of any photographic data (if present), is intended to ensure that only authorized individuals access the facilities and to support safety and the smooth operation of the systems;

2. Data will be processed in paper, digital, and electronic formats with procedures strictly related to these purposes. In particular, turnstile access will be automatically recorded by the system embedded in the Key Card (RFID tag) and the turnstile antenna (RFID reader). This tracking allows the geographical location of individuals via an electronic communication network. This information, only for named passes, will be accessible exclusively to the holder of the bike pass.

Download the enclosure and hand it in at the checkout at the time of purchase