24 Hours Of Moab Race Course

Moab, Utah

Sandy 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.

LaSal Backside Singletrack

Moab, Utah

Part 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.

Big Chief Loop

Monticello, Utah

A beginner-friendly loop with fantastic views near Monticello — the Great Pyramid Loop on a cruiser is manageable, while the Big Chief Loop adds one carry-worthy climb.

Paradox Trail

Paradox, Colorado

A 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.

Burro Pass

La Sal, Utah

A 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.

Moonlight Meadows & Clark Lake

Moab, Utah

A 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.

Teapot Rock - Standing Rock, Canyonlands national park

An easy out-and-back on a four-wheel trail through Canyonlands with some rocky spots and a great view of the maze from Standing Rock.

Hazard County

Moab, Utah

A super-fast downhill with cool features, bermed turns, great views, and hairpin turns through the scrub brush — one of Moab's most fun trails.

Flat Pass

Moab, Utah

A 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.

Pipe Dream

Moab, Utah

Classic 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.

Captain Ahab

Moab, Utah

A double-black-diamond slickrock adventure on Moab's Amasa Back — 4 miles of technical climbs, drops, and cliff exposure that rewards with a legendary ride.

Amasa Back Trail

Moab, Utah

A 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.

Pothole Arch Trail

Moab, Utah

Out-and-back singletrack from Amasa Back to Pothole Arch, mixing slickrock and singletrack with great views and a connection to Rockstacker.

Hymasa

Moab, Utah

A 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.

Dead Horse Point State Park

Moab, Utah

Mountain biking and camping at 5,900 feet amid old tales and legends — Dead Horse Point State Park delivers high-desert riding with plenty to keep outdoor enthusiasts busy.

Jackson Trail

Moab, Utah

An intense 2.2-mile singletrack hugging a slickrock bench above the Colorado River, with sections so steep even experts may walk — literally on the edge near Moab.

Amasa Back Area

Moab, Utah

A complete interconnected singletrack trail system on Amasa Back featuring must-ride bike-only tracks like Hymasa and Captain Ahab alongside the classic 4x4 road.

Poison Spider Mesa

Moab, Utah

A technically and physically demanding Moab classic across slickrock, babyheads, bedrock ledges, deep sand, and loose terrain — with an optional Portal Trail descent that demands full attention on cliff-edge singletrack.

The Whole Enchilada

Moab, Utah

A 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.