Moab Mountain Biking

Moab Mountain Bike Trails

Experience world-class mountain biking on slickrock, singletrack, and technical trails

Easy Trails

Lazy EZ Loop

Lazy EZ Loop

The Lazy/EZ loop is probably the best intro to Moab mountain biking that you can find. It has a little bit of everything from slickrock to singletrack dirt.

Rating
3.4 miles
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Monitor Merrimac

Monitor Merrimac

This trail has a lot of history and interesting things to see in addition to some beginner to intermediate riding. Dino fossils, slick rock single track and old west relics.

Rating
5.3 miles
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Moderate Trails

Rocky Tops Ramblin Loop

Rocky Tops Ramblin Loop

This loop has a little of everything. Scenery, slickrock, canyons, descents, singletrack and easy access points.

Rating
8.5 miles
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North 40

North 40

The North 40 is a primer for what most MTB trails in Moab are like. Technical and challenging. Intermediate riders should try for a dab free ride.

Rating
4.2 miles
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Difficult Trails

Porcupine Rim

Porcupine Rim

Porcupine Rim was one of Moab’s first backcountry rides. Today it comprises the lower section of the Whole Enchilada. This trail is still a must-do for any MTB rider.

Rating
14.4 miles
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Slickrock

Slickrock

This is the trail that put Moab on the map! Almost the entire trail is on slickrock sandstone making for a unique unforgettable ride.

Rating
10.6 miles
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Mountain Biking Tips for Moab

Essential Gear

  • • Full-suspension or hardtail mountain bike
  • • Helmet and protective gear
  • • Plenty of water and energy snacks
  • • Bike repair kit and spare tubes
  • • GPS or trail map

Safety Guidelines

  • • Check trail conditions before riding
  • • Ride within your skill level
  • • Stay on designated trails
  • • Be aware of other trail users
  • • Respect trail closures and restrictions

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Get detailed trail information, difficulty ratings, and insider tips for the best mountain biking experiences in Moab.