Moab Mountain Bike Trails
Experience world-class mountain biking on slickrock, singletrack, and technical trails
Easy
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.
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.
Moderate
Rocky Tops Ramblin Loop
This loop has a little of everything. Scenery, slickrock, canyons, descents, singletrack and easy access points.
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.
Raptor Route
This linked network of four trails delivers 12 miles of flowy intermediate singletrack through Sand Flats with enough technical sections to keep things interesting.
Difficult
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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.
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.
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
Ready to Hit the Trails?
Get detailed trail information, difficulty ratings, and insider tips for the best mountain biking experiences in Moab.