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.

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.

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.

Maverick

Moab, Utah

A short, flowy 0.4-mile dirt singletrack with berms and swooping descents connecting North 40 on both ends — a highlight of Moab Brand worth every pedal stroke.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Klonzo Area

Moab, Utah

All-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.