Top Moab Mountain Bike Tours

The landscape around Moab, Utah, is regarded as one of the country's top mountain biking destinations—and this small-group tour makes it easy to get out and hit the trails. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, meet your guide at the trailhead, and get acquainted with your bike. Then, set off into nature, and leave the navigation to your guide will you soak up the scenery and take in views of Arches National Park.

Feel the wind in your hair and get your adrenaline pumping on a mountain biking tour through Utah’s Dead Horse Point State Park. Join your dedicated guide for a few hours traversing rugged terrain and taking in the stunning landscapes. Enjoy stops during the tour to capture photos and admire the Colorado River that winds around the park and through Canyonlands National Park.

Discover one of Utah’s most spectacular state parks on this guided, 5-hour, mountain biking tour. Explore Dead Horse Point State Park, offering 5,362 acres of high desert at an altitude of 5,900 feet. This 10-mile adventure features a single track with rolling terrain and a dramatic overlook of the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park. The tour is most suitable for those riders with some previous mountain biking experience, although this is not necessary. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.

Discover one of Utah’s most popular mountain biking destinations on this guided, 4-hour tour on the Moab Brands Trail. Explore Moab’s Courthouse Loop, an ideal trip for those who want an introduction to off-road terrain and riding techniques. This 7 to 10 mile adventure features a variety of terrain with a breathtaking view of Arches National Park. The tour is most suitable for new riders with little to no mountain biking experience as well as families. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.

Bike the White Rim Mountain Bike Trail with a private guide on a 4-day adventure that handles permits, transport, and food. Coordinating access to the remote, 100-mile (160-kilometer) route can be a challenge, but prebooking a guided experience offers the security of on-the-ground support. That means you can focus on riding the iconic route through Canyonlands National Park, pedaling a high plateau between the Green and Colorado Rivers.

To truly experience the legendary beauty of Arches National Park, you need to explore its isolated corners. On this adventurous 4WD tour from Moab, your expert guide will help you do just that as you navigate the backcountry to spots like the Tower Arch, as well as visit the famous red rocks at Marching Men and Eye of the Whale. Bonus: Your tour features a stop to see fossilized dinosaur tracks.

Enjoy an intrepid, one-of-a-kind excursion through Moab’s dramatic scenery and Slickrock Trail on this guided all-terrain vehicle tour. Pick between multiple convenient tour times, and make your own way to the departure point in central Moab. Once you get acquainted with your ATV and your gear, follow your guide up steep inclines, big descents, and keep one eye on the striking landscapes as you go.

On this half-day 4WD adventure from Moab, explore the rugged, red stone interior of Canyonlands National Park, where you’ll experience the beauty of the Island in the Sky district and the stunning Gooseneck Overlook. Your professional guide will navigate your vehicle down the switchbacks of White Rim Road, where you will not only see the remains of ancient Pueblo civilizations, but also admire the canyon walls that drop 1,000 feet (300m) down. It’s an easy drive from Moab to Canyonlands, and the views of the meandering Colorado River help cap off this Utah adventure.

Moab is blessed with the Colorado River running right through the middle of the desert, and on this Moab whitewater rafting tour, experience a scenic float down the river that also has Class III rapids. This tour takes place near Fishers Tower, which is just on the outskirts of Moab, where you can swim in the river, photograph wildlife, and listen as your guide explains the geology and history behind the canyons.  With various departures during the day at 9:00 am, 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm, the half-day trip can fit into most schedules. Bring the whole family on a fun-filled half-day Colorado River trip that runs about 7 river miles (11 km) with fantastic scenery and moderate rapids. Noon departures include a lunch by the riverside.

The tour will head north on US 191 passing the entrance of Arches National Park which was designated as a National Monument before being changed to a National Park in 1971. Our special use permit allows us to enter the back door to Arches via the Willow Springs Road. Along this backcountry route, you'll travel through the new area of the "Utah Raptor State Park". Here where Native Americans lived back in history for thousands of years you'll see dinosaur tracks and enjoy the views of the La Sal Mountains. The Park lies atop an underground salt bed that is responsible for the arches, spires, and sandstone fins. Several of the stops include Eye of the Whale, Balanced Rock, Panorama Point, and the Windows Section. The trip length is approximately 4 hours duration. All vehicles are Jeep Rubicons which are enclosed and air-conditioned.

If you’re trying to stay away from packed group tours or tour buses in general when you visit Arches National Park, this Arches National Park Self-Guided Tour is the perfect solution. This audio tour lets you explore the park from the comfort of your own vehicle. It gives you a route that includes stops near Delicate Arch and other popular highlights. Plus, you can download the app easily on your smartphone.

This adrenaline-pumping tour combines mountain biking and packrafting for a full day of outdoor adventure. First, ride down on an old mining road, losing more than 1,000 feet (305 meters) in elevation. At the bank of the Green River, inflate your packraft, strap on your bike, and float down an especially scenic section of Labyrinth Canyon. Back on land, bike another three miles to wrap up the day.

Discover one of Utah’s most popular mountain biking destinations on this guided, 4-hour tour. Explore the Klondike Bluffs of the iconic Klondike Bluffs Trail, a classic ride in Moab. This 11-mile adventure features a variety of terrain with a breathtaking view of colorful bluffs from 700 feet. The tour is most suitable for those riders with some previous mountain biking experience, although it is not necessary. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.

E-bikes are a quiet, fun and family friendly way to explore Moab. Ron has alot of knowledge of the ancient peoples that have lived in the area over the last several thousand years and loves telling the stories and teaching people about the amazing communication systems the people had.

We will Ride Pedego Electric Bikes on Moab back roads either directly to the Winery for beginner riders or a longer scenic Route with some stops for experienced riders who are comfortable going faster on the bikes and make stops at a famous Petroglyph Panel and/or a Park with a Spring that Spanish Explorers used. At the winery a Tasting session is part of the tour with the option for purchasing more drinks, or bottles of Wine to take home with you. A van ride back to the shop for a safe return is included.

Discover one of Utah’s most popular mountain biking destinations on this guided, 4-hour tour. Explore the North Klondike Bluffs Trails like Alaska, Mega Steps and Dino Flow. This 12- to 16-mile adventure features a variety of terrain with ample climbing and descending. The tour is most suitable for those riders with some previous mountain biking experience, although this is not necessary. You must be in good fitness, especially if you have little to no experience. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.