Trails

You come to Moab first and formost for our famous trails. The trail systems here are dynamic with new trails and systems constantly being built and improved upon. We are your source for up to the minute trail information, be it the freshest family friendly ride, or what condition The Whole Enchilada is in.

 

 

The following is a list of a few of the more popular trails moab has to offer.

Beginner Friendly

Moab Brand Trails (AKA Bar M loops): A great addition to the moab scene, this trail system offers a variety of beginner to intermediate terrain, from singletrack to doubletrack and slickrock. Close to town, the system is constantly being added to so drop by the shop for the latest info.  Now featuring the more advanced terrain of Deadmans Ridge for when you master the easier trails.

Intrepid Trail at Dead Horse Point State Park: A fun, new couple of singletrack loops with some of the finest scenery anywhere. This trail has something for everyone and is a locals singlespeed fav as well. A camera is essential.

A Step Up

Klondike Bluffs/Baby Steps: You're sure to find something you like, from fun slickrock and dinosaur footprints on klondike, to some of the best desert singletrack anywhere on Baby Steps, these intertwined trails have been one of the most popular introductions to Moab style riding for years.  Be sure to check out the hot NEW trails Mega Steps, EKG and Little Salty in what is becoming a great trail system.

The Sovereign Trail: An instant Moab classic, the Sovereign Trail has expanded to become a whole network of awesome moderate to technical singletrack. Good for anything from a quick spin to a five hour epic it's not to be missed!

Advanced

The Amasa Back: Locals favorite, and can be ridden easily from town, this trail features classic Moab techinical jeep road riding. With new trails having been added in the last few years you have more options than ever. Check out Pothole Arch, Jacksons trail and the infamous Rockstacker, or be content with the traditional out and back to the Potash viewpoint.

Slickrock:The name says it all, probably the most famous mountain bike trail worldwide and the one that started it all for Moab back in the early '80s. Same as it ever was, unique sandstone riding on petrified sand dunes. You'll follow the dashed white line up down and all around. Try the practice loop if you're not sure.

Porcupine Rim: World famous single and double track. Rocky, ledgy and super fun, this one is sure to put your mountain biking skill to the test and a smile on your face.

Epic!

The Whole Enchilada: The newest reason that Moab is still on the map, this ride is the ultimate mountain bike testpiece. Starting way up in the La Sal mountains this series of trails drops 7500 gnarley vertical feet to the Colorado river. Along the way you'll encounter the lung busting climb at 11000 feet and steep mountain switchbacks of Burro Pass, the banked swoopy singletrack through the aspens of Hazard County, the blazing fast doubletrack of Kokopelli Trail, the tight, technical singletrack of UPS and LPS to the dizzing viewpoint of High Anxiety. From here you'll join the Porcupine Rim trail for another 13 bumpy miles and 3000 feet to the river where, if you haven't left a vehicle, you'll still have a 5 mile pedal back to your digs. Don't forget to ice the beer before you leave!

The upper parts of this trail are highly dependent upon the time of year and weather. Burro Pass is usually under snow until early June. Hazard is frequently rideable from mid May until early November. The trail can be ridden from the start of any of its components. Call us or drop us an e-mail to find out what the current conditions are.

And that's just scratching the surface! There are so many great rides and combinations you'll have a hard time deciding whether to try something new or re-ride an old favorite. Feel free to e-mail, call or drop in to chat with one of our knowledgeable staff about all of your options. We'll also be happy to recommend exactly which of our great rental bikes will be perfect for whatever trail you decide to ride.