Rockin' A

Moab, Utah

Only 1.5 miles, Rockin' A mixes singletrack and slickrock in the Moab Brands trail system, with views of Arches National Park at every turn.

Deadman's Ridge

Moab, Utah

The most technical trail in the Moab Bar M network — a 3-mile mix of slickrock, hardpan, tight switchbacks, and short technical climbs and drops with connector options to the Bar B trail.

North 40

Moab, Utah

A 4-mile mix of rock and dirt singletrack near Moab for advanced and advanced-intermediate riders — painted markers show the way through fun climbs and descents on the Brand trails front side.

Circle O Trail

Moab, Utah

One hundred percent slickrock on Entrada sandstone right next to Arches National Park — follow the painted tire marks and enjoy the scenery at this easy Moab classic.

Bar M Loop

Moab, Utah

Easy slickrock sections, small drops, and sweeping views into Arches National Park make the Bar M Loop in Moab a perfect introduction to desert mountain biking.

Sovereign Single Track

Moab, Utah

A mix of slickrock and singletrack through dramatic terrain near Moab, climbing past Salt Wash and Cedar Mountain with a rim option and a fast technical finish.

Salt Wash

Moab, Utah

A technical mix of flowy singletrack and slickrock with a narrow corridor and a steep, rocky summit descent — best saved for experienced riders near Moab.

Gold Bar Rim

Moab, Utah

A rugged Moab Jeep trail with sand and step-ups along the rim — connects to Poison Spider or Portal Trail for a one-way shuttle adventure.

Monitor & Merrimac/Courthouse Pasture

Moab, Utah

A guided-tour favorite near Moab with dinosaur bones, wildlife, dramatic rock formations, and slickrock riding through Courthouse Pasture.

Portal Trail

Moab, Utah

An extremely technical trail with dangerous cliff exposure — signs warn that riders have been killed here; use it as a descent-only finish from Gold Bar Rim or Poison Spider, not a climb.

Big Mesa

Moab, Utah

A technical 9-mile mountain bike loop with cliff-wall climbs, rock ledges, and slickrock slabs — part of the Navajo Rocks Trail System near Moab, Utah.

Coney Islands

Moab, Utah

An intermediate Moab ride with a 6% average grade, short steep pitches up to 20%, and a high point of 5,610 feet with some technical difficulty.

Big Lonely

Moab, Utah

An intermediate Moab ride across a sandstone ridge and cross-country dirt with a 45-degree slickrock climb — highest point at 5,600 feet with a 250-foot elevation range.

Getaway

Moab, Utah

A singletrack connector near the upper end of Gemini Bridges Road in Moab — works as an alternate Mag 7 start, a 4x4 road loop, or a standalone out-and-back ride.

Long Canyon 4x4 Road

Moab, Utah

A scenic 4x4 canyon road near Moab with a workout-level climb, a huge sandstone slab spanning the road with just enough gap to squeeze through — something different from the usual slickrock.

Prospector

Moab, Utah

Intermediate singletrack cut into a Moab hillside with tight switchbacks, short steep climbs, rocky and sandy sections, and a higher line for extra challenge.

Hidden Canyon-blue Hills Loop

A clockwise loop combining Hidden Canyon 4x4 road and Blue Hills road — a GPS track is invaluable for navigating the many junctions on this Utah mountain bike trail.

Bartlett Wash

Easy aerobic access to a huge expanse of slickrock with ledges to drop, bowls to ride, and open views — explore freely and make your way back at your own pace.

7 Up

Moab, Utah

A highly scenic Moab route mixing singletrack and doubletrack from the Magnificent 7 trailhead to the Monitor/Merrimac overlook — rideable in either direction as a shuttle or out-and-back.