Hazard County
Moab, Utah
| Address: | ~FR4650, Moab, UT 84532, USA |
| GPS: |
38°31'32.3"N 109°16'53.1"W Maps | Directions |
| State: | Utah |
| Trail Length: | 5.00 miles |
| MTB Difficulty: | Intermediate |
| Trail Type: | Shuttle |
| MTB Trail Type: | Singletrack |
Mountain Bike
Super fun downhill section with cool features on top and bermed turns from the middle to the bottom. Super fast, great views, and hairpin turns through the scrub brush. One of my favorite trails in Moab! Not nearly as technical as some other area rides. Courtesy of Singletracks.com
More Information
Hazard County
Hazard County is a singletrack mountain bike trail in Moab, Utah. View maps, videos, photos, and reviews of Hazard County bike trail in Moab.
http://www.singletracks.com/bike-trails/hazard-county/Never modify trail features. Ride trails when they're dry enough that you won't leave ruts. Speak up when you see others on the trail and always yield to hikers, horses, and others coming uphill. Always ride on the established trail.
Read More
- Plan Ahead and Prepare
- Travel & camp on durable surfaces
- Dispose of waste properly
- Leave what you find
- Minimize campfire impacts
- Respect wildlife
- Be considerate of other visitors
Directions
From Moab, Utah
- Head west on E Center St toward N Main St (266 ft)
- Turn left onto US-191 S/S Main StContinue to follow US-191 S(7.8 mi)
- Turn left onto Old Airport Rd (0.6 mi)
- Turn right onto La Sal Mountain Loop Rd/Spanish Valley Dr (0.6 mi)
- Slight left onto Geyser Pass Rd/La Sal Loop Rd/La Sal Mountain Loop Rd/Steelbender Safari RteContinue to follow La Sal Loop Rd(13.6 mi)
- Turn right onto Forest Rd 0063 (4.7 mi)
- Turn left onto FR4650 (0.1 mi)
Other Mountain Bike Trails Nearby
Moonlight Meadows & Clark Lake
Moab, Utah
1.7 miles SA former cow trail turned mountain bike route through green meadows and aspen groves near Moab, ending at a small pond and campground — often shared with cattle in summer.
Mountain Bike
Burro Pass
La Sal, Utah
3.9 miles SEA steep 1,000-plus vertical foot climb in a mile and a half to above treeline, launching the legendary Whole Enchilada descent with rocks, roots, and creek crossings.
Mountain Bike
The Whole Enchilada
Moab, Utah
4.6 miles NWA technically diverse epic mountain bike ride starting at 10,000 feet and descending through forests, aspen lands, creeks, open prairie, and gnarly Porcupine singletrack all the way to the Colorado River.
Mountain Bike
LaSal Backside Singletrack
Moab, Utah
6.0 miles SEPart of Moab's world-class Whole Enchilada network on the backside of the La Sal Mountains — serious climbs, technical sections, and most riders take a shuttle to enjoy the epic descent into town.
Mountain Bike
Porcupine Rim
Moab, Utah
8.3 miles NWOne of Moab's most dramatic and challenging trails, winding from technical climbs through trees and slickrock to 360-degree canyon views and close-up Colorado River scenery.
Mountain Bike
UPS And LPS
Moab, Utah
8.3 miles NWA Moab classic linking Kokopelli, UPS, and LPS trails for technical sections, steep drops, exposed areas, and great Castle Valley views — with Porcupine Rim as a natural finale.
Mountain Bike
Flat Pass
Moab, Utah
10.5 miles WA rugged Moab jeep route with 1,000 feet of climbing in the first four miles and 1,500 feet of descending over the last six, with ledges, deep sand, and slickrock throughout.
Mountain Bike
24 Hours Of Moab Race Course
Moab, Utah
12.5 miles SWSandy singletrack through sandstone arch formations and great trailside views near Moab — former 24 Hours of Moab race course connecting to the Colorado River via Hunter Canyon Rim or Pritchette Canyon.
Mountain Bike
Pipe Dream
Moab, Utah
12.8 miles WClassic Moab singletrack skirting the foothills below the cliffs — grade reversals, steep sections, tight corners, and sweeping views of the valley, Arches, and the La Sal Mountains.
Mountain Bike
Fins n Things
Moab, Utah
12.8 miles WA varied double-track loop off Sand Flats Road near Slickrock, rolling over sandstone fins with sand traps, canyon views, and easy camp access near Moab.
Mountain Bike
Slickrock Trail
Moab, Utah
13.4 miles WMoab's famous Slickrock Trail offers insanely good grip on dotted-line routes through steep, rocky terrain — with smaller loops for less experienced riders.
Mountain Bike
Slickrock
Moab, Utah
13.6 miles WAmerica's most famous mountain bike trail delivers a unique slickrock experience in the Moab desert — short steep climbs and descents on solid rock, plan 3–4 hours and go early to beat the heat.
Mountain Bike
Paradox Trail
Paradox, Colorado
14.1 miles SEA trail connecting Tabeguache and Kokopelli's Trails mostly via jeep and forest roads — a long tough climb out of Paradox Valley rewarded by dramatic scenery changes.
Mountain Bike
Moab Brand Trails
Moab, Utah
14.7 miles WA great introduction to Moab mountain biking — ride the Bar M, Bar B, Rockin' A, and Circle O loop counter-clockwise through red rock terrain with painted-rock signs to guide the way.
Mountain Bike
Klonzo Area
Moab, Utah
15.5 miles WAll-singletrack intermediate riding with new trails, fun named loops like Wahoo and Dunestone, and slabrock areas just west of Moab — support the Moab Trails Alliance.
Mountain Bike
Prospector
Moab, Utah
15.6 miles WIntermediate singletrack cut into a Moab hillside with tight switchbacks, short steep climbs, rocky and sandy sections, and a higher line for extra challenge.
Mountain Bike
Moab Rim
Moab, Utah
16.7 miles WA 3-mile slickrock connector to Hidden Valley with views of the Colorado River, Moab Valley, and the sandstone fins of Behind the Rocks — a shared-use route for experienced riders.
Mountain Bike
Hymasa
Moab, Utah
17.0 miles WA fully rideable singletrack climb bypassing the Amasa Back 4x4 route, with moderate grades, a few technical sections, and classic breath-taking Moab views the whole way up.
Mountain Bike
Amasa Back Trail
Moab, Utah
17.0 miles WA steady, rewarding climb up Amasa Back with sandstone ledges and technical spots, cresting a ridge to views over the Colorado River 1,000' below before a wild descent.
Mountain Bike
Pothole Arch Trail
Moab, Utah
17.1 miles WOut-and-back singletrack from Amasa Back to Pothole Arch, mixing slickrock and singletrack with great views and a connection to Rockstacker.
Mountain Bike
