Our Private Guided Mountain Bike Rides and Instructional Clinics are a GREAT option for travelers coming to Moab from anywhere anytime! We use our local knowledge and over 18 years of mountain bike guiding experience in the area to lead you to and on the trails that are best suited to your level of ability & fitness as well as the current local weather conditions. We are genuine cycling professionals and we share tips and information that will enhance your skills emphasizing safety and resource protection. All Private Guided Rides and Instructional Clinics are lead by our small dedicated staff; Mike Holme, Maggie, Sam, Todd, Mike Adler and Kathy. As residents of Moab, our Guides have a wealth of knowledge about the local area and a unique style. Spring and Autumn Rates include your Professional Guide/Instructor, Lunch (Custom Sandwich, Cookie and a piece of fruit - or you can bring your own food to get a $5/person discount; use code BYOLunch), PSB Full Suspension Bike (or bring your own bikes to get a $20/person discount; use code BYOBike), and Transportation of the Rental Bikes to the trailhead from Moab. Summer Rates include your Professional Guide/Instructor, a Snack (a piece of fruit and a ProBar), PSB Full Suspension Bike (or bring your own bikes to get a $20/person discount; use code BYOBike), and Transportation of the Rental Bikes to the trailhead from Moab.IMPORTANT: If you are booking within two days of your ride PLEASE CALL our Office to place your Lunch Order so that we can submit it to the Bakery on time!!! Thank you. Trips during spring and autumn (March, April, May, Sept, Oct & Nov) meet at the Bike Shop at 9am and are usually 3 to 6 hours long. Spring & autumn are the most popular seasons to ride in the Moab area. Our Private Guided Rides and Instructional Clinics are suitable for all levels of skill & conditioning. During the winter months (Dec, Jan & Feb) we start later in the morning with the intent of being out during the warmest time of the day. Winter trips meet at the Bike Shop at 10:30am and are usually 3 to 5 hours long. Anytime the temps are above 39F we'll happily go for a mountain bike ride. Even when it's cold in Moab it's almost always sunny! All you'll need is the appropriate gear & clothing (bring it all) to enjoy riding in cool weather. Trips during the summer months (June, July and Aug) start early in the morning with the intention of being finished before the heat of the day! The logistics for the summer day trips require advance reservations. Plan to meet your Guide at 5pm on the evening before your ride at the bike shop to fit and pick-up the rental bikes. On the day of your ride you'll meet at at 7am ready to ride; meaning that you've already had your morning beverage, eaten a hearty breakfast, and loaded your hydration pack (or backpack) with at least 70oz. iced water, a camera, and sunscreen.
The Grand Canyon is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Join us for a 5-day Mountain Bike Tour of this vastly scenic geologic anomaly. You'll be riding between 6000'- 9000' above sea level on rolling trails through the lush meadows and shady forests of the Kaibab Plateau. Warm days with cool nights, beautiful single track, campsites in Old Growth Ponderosa Pine Forests with stands of Quaking Aspen and lush fields of fragrant Lupine make this tour marvelous!
Summer is the perfect season for mountain bike riding on the Grand Canyon's North Rim. Our 5-day route explores the labyrinth of trails and roads in the Kaibab National Forest. These trips are best suited for riders with some mountain biking experience who are in good physical condition and able to ride for 4-6 hours a day. This week is yours for riding, hiking to View Points, viewing ancient ruins, sleeping out under the stars or just kicking back at camp and taking in the spectacular views. Our meals are delicious, and our guides are seasoned experts who will help you make this the best week of riding you've ever had!
Our Group Mountain Biking Day Tours are a GREAT option for large groups coming to Moab from anywhere, anytime! We use our local knowledge and over 18 years of mountain bike guiding experience in the area to lead your group to and on the trails that are best suited to your groups level of ability & fitness as well as the current local weather conditions. We are genuine cycling professionals and we share tips and information that will enhance everyones skills emphasizing safety and resource protection. All Group Mountain Biking Day Tours are lead by the owners, Mike and/or Maggie and our small, dedicated staff of experienced guides. Rates include Professional Guides / Instructors, Snack (ProBar & a piece of fruit), and Full Suspension Bikes. Trips during early spring and late autumn (March, Oct & Nov) meet at the Bike Shop at 9am and are usually 3 to 6 hours long. Spring & autumn are the most popular seasons to ride in the Moab area. Our Group Mountain Biking Day Tours are suitable for all levels of skill & conditioning. During the winter months (Dec, Jan & Feb) we start later in the morning with the intent of being out during the warmest time of the day. Winter trips meet at the Bike Shop at 10:30am and are usually 3 to 5 hours long. Anytime the temps are above 39F we'll happily go for a mountain bike ride. Even when it's cold in Moab it's almost always sunny! All you'll need is the appropriate gear & clothing (bring it all) to enjoy riding in cool weather. Trips during the summer months (June, July and Aug) start early in the morning with the intention of being finished before the heat of the day! The logistics for the summer day trips require advance reservations. Plan to meet your Guides at 8am ready to ride; meaning that you've already had your morning beverage, eaten a hearty breakfast, and loaded a hydration pack (or backpack) with at least 70oz. iced water, a camera, and sunscreen.
Small Groups - Remote & Rugged - Magnificent Views Mountain biking the Maze will treat your senses and challenge your riding skills with miles of rugged jeep tracks, technical descents, demanding climbs and all-out cruising. You'll be entering one of the most isolated and remote regions in the country - a wild land of winding sandstone canyons, monolithic spires and expansive mesas. This is a "Must Do Ride" for all desert riders! A rich history can be found in the Maze. Ancient Puebloans (aka Anasazi) wandered these canyons, left their cryptic artwork and structures then disappeared seven centuries ago. Spanish explorers were the first Anglos to see this amazing country in the 1700's, and since then, numerous long forgotten cowhands and miners have worked this land, barely eking out a living. They all left something in their passing and contributed to the cultural richness that is only found in very special places like the Maze. This trip is yours for riding, hiking into canyons, viewing ancient ruins, sleeping out under the stars or just kicking back at camp and taking in the spectacular views. Our meals are delicious, and our guides are seasoned experts who will help you make this the best week of riding you've ever had!
Small Groups - Remote & Rugged - A Unique Mountain Biking / Hiking Experience This is an extensive overland journey by bike and foot that explores the most remote district of Canyonlands National Park. The Maze, a vast labyrinth of canyons and towers, contains remnants of multiple cultures that lived off the land in a now seemingly uninhabitable area. Ancient Puebloans (aka "Anasazi") wandered these canyons, created their cryptic artwork and built stone structures before vanishing seven centuries ago. Spanish explorers were the first Anglos to see this amazing country in the 1700's, and since then, numerous long forgotten cowhands and miners have worked the land, barely eking out a living. They all left something in their passing that contributes to the cultural richness that is only found in extraordinary places like The Maze. The riding will challenge your skills with miles of rugged jeep tracks, technical terrain, demanding climbs and all-out cruising. The hikes are all-day adventures that will give you an intimate appreciation for the rugged and intricate topography in the Maze. You'll be entering one of the most secluded and inaccessible regions in the country - a wild land of winding sandstone canyons, monolithic spires and expansive mesas.
Canyon Country in Depth Tour - Magnificent Views - Perfect for Avid Hikers Visiting the backcountry of the Maze in Canyonlands National Park is a rare treat! You'll hike and bike on rugged trails and jeep tracks with technical descents, demanding climbs and unmatched scenery. You'll be traveling overland by foot and mountain bike through one of the most isolated and remote regions in the country - a wild land of winding sandstone canyons, monolithic spires and expansive mesas. This trip is a "Must Do" for all avid desert backcountry traveling enthusiasts! A rich history can be found in the Maze. Ancient Puebloans (aka Anasazi) wandered these canyons, left their cryptic artwork and structures then disappeared seven centuries ago. Spanish explorers were the first Anglos to see this amazing country in the 1700's, and since then, numerous long forgotten cowhands and miners have worked this land, barely eking out a living. They all left something in their passing and contributed to the cultural richness that is only found in very special places like the Maze. This trip is yours for exploring canyons, viewing ancient ruins, sleeping out under the stars or just kicking back at camp and taking in the spectacular views. Our meals are delicious, and our guides are seasoned experts who will help you make this the best week of desert backcountry travel you've ever had!
The White Rim Trail is a Canyon Country Classic Multi-Day Mountain Bike Ride with grand descents, miles of cruising, demanding climbs, exquisite views and great hiking. For MTB riders a 3-day tour on the White Rim Trail will test your skills and max-out your fun-meter; it's simply the premier ride of the desert southwest! Located in Canyonlands National Park and sandwiched between the Green & Colorado Rivers, you will be far away from crowds in an enormously scenic place. Our ride begins on top of a 6,000' plateau and then descends a course of switchbacks to the White Rim Trail a thousand feet below. This route follows the contours of immense red rock canyons and overlooks the Colorado River hundreds of feet below. As far as the eye can see, the horizon is a maze of undulating canyons; rugged, remote and beautiful.
The White Rim Trail is a rugged 82-mile jeep road with packed dirt, slickrock, and loose sand - all the tread surfaces you can anticipate on a great day of desert riding. This tour is suitable for experienced beginners through advanced riders who are in good physical condition and able to ride 4-6 hours a day. You can ride at your own speed so more accomplished riders can push for a work out and recreational riders can find a comfortable pace. These three days are yours for riding, hiking slot canyons, viewing ancient ruins, taking a dip in the river, sleeping out under the stars or just kicking back at camp and taking in the spectacular views. Our meals are delicious, and our Guides are seasoned professionals who will help you make this the best weekend of riding you've ever had!
The White Rim Trail is a Canyon Country Classic Multi-Day Mountain Bike Ride with grand descents, miles of cruising, demanding climbs, exquisite views and great hiking. For cyclists of all abilities a 4-day tour on the White Rim Trail will test your skills and max-out your fun-meter; it's simply the premier ride of the desert southwest! Located in Canyonlands National Park and sandwiched between the Green & Colorado Rivers, you will be far away from crowds in an enormously scenic place. Our ride begins on top of a 6,000' plateau and then descends a course of switchbacks to the White Rim Trail a thousand feet below. This route follows the contours of immense red rock canyons and overlooks the Colorado River hundreds of feet below. As far as the eye can see, the horizon is a maze of undulating canyons; rugged, remote and beautiful.
The White Rim Trail is a rugged 82-mile jeep road with packed dirt, slickrock, and loose sand - all the tread surfaces you can anticipate on a great day of desert riding. This tour is suitable for adventurers who are in good physical condition and able to ride a bike for 4-6 hours a day. You can ride at your own speed so more accomplished riders can push for a work out and recreational riders can find a comfortable pace. These four days are yours for riding, hiking slot canyons, viewing ancient ruins, taking a dip in the river, sleeping out under the stars or just kicking back at camp and taking in the spectacular views. Our meals are delicious, and our guides are seasoned experts who will help you make this the best week of riding you've ever had!
