Moab Singletrack 4-Day Guided Mountain Bike Tour
RIDING TYPE
Intermediate | Advanced
DURATION
4 Days
SEASON
April - May / September - October
Moab Singletrack 4-Day Guided Mountain Bike Tour
Conquer Moab’s Legendary Singletrack Trails
Are you dreaming of shredding the world-renowned trails of Moab, navigating challenging slickrock, exhilarating descents, and technical climbs amidst breathtaking desert landscapes? Look no further than Western Spirit’s Moab singletrack bike trip. We offer an unparalleled guided mountain bike tour experience, designed for riders who crave the thrill of Moab’s technical terrain without the logistical headaches.
Since 1990, Western Spirit has been the trusted name in all-inclusive bike tours. Our Moab Singletrack trip is a testament to our commitment to delivering the ultimate mountain biking vacation for enthusiasts seeking an authentic, challenging, and unforgettable journey. Your only job is to ride, explore, and soak in the epic scenery.
Intermediate/Advanced Challenge & Technical Skills Focus
This Moab Singletrack Tour is designed for Intermediate/Advanced riders seeking technical mastery, featuring:
Technical Terrain Mastery: Conquer technical features, improve riding efficiency, and navigate Moab’s unique slickrock and rocky sections with skill-specific coaching.
Iconic Trail Network: Tackle challenging and iconic singletrack trails including Klondike Bluffs, Dead Horse Point’s Intrepid Trails, Navajo Rocks, and the Mag 7 network.
Fully Supported & Coached: Enjoy delicious, gourmet meals and comfortable “Cozy Camping” setups while dedicated support vehicles maximize ride time.
Shared Challenge: Join a group of experienced mountain bikers who thrive on pushing their limits in a stunning natural environment.
-DAY-BY-DAY
Itinerary
We’ll meet in Moab, your vibrant basecamp for the adventure. After introductions and a trip orientation, we’ll shuttle to the Klondike Bluffs mountain biking trail system.
This area offers a fantastic introduction to Moab’s unique terrain with a mix of smooth flow trail and intriguing slickrock features, providing a perfect warm-up.
We’ll enjoy a trailside lunch before settling into our comfortable camp at Horsethief campground, renowned for its stunning backdrop near Canyonlands National Park.
Today takes us to Dead Horse Point State Park, home to the renowned Intrepid Trails.
These trails offer a perfect blend of fun, flowy singletrack and spectacular panoramic views of the Colorado River Canyon and Canyonlands National Park.
We’ll have options for different loops, ensuring everyone gets their fill of thrilling descents and scenic overlooks.
Prepare for an epic day at Navajo Rocks. This popular trail system offers a quintessential Moab experience with rolling slickrock sections, challenging climbs, and exciting descents.
Our guides will offer tips for navigating the unique traction and features of the slickrock, helping you find flow and challenge on these incredible natural surfaces.
We’ll cap off the day with another delicious camp dinner and stories around the campfire.
Our final day brings us to the famous Mag 7 trails Moab, a diverse network that culminates in an exhilarating descent towards the iconic Gemini Bridges.
You’ll ride through varied terrain, from challenging rocky sections to fast, flowing singletrack.
This is often the longest riding day, offering a fitting grand finale to your Moab bike vacation.
We’ll finish with a celebratory lunch before shuttling back to Moab, leaving you with a sense of accomplishment and incredible memories.
-TRIP NOTES
The fine print
Itineraries are subject to change due to weather, road conditions, rider safety and other factors which may affect the logistics of the adventure.
Road Surface
Introductory to Intermediate singletrack with some doubletrack - packed sediment, sand and slickrock.
Overall Rating
Intermediate/ Advanced
Technical Difficulty
Moderate, some steep climbs and rocky sections.
Physical Difficulty
Moderate.
Altitude
4,000 - 5,500 feet
Biking Mileage
10-25 miles per day (optional extensions can make the longest day's riding 25 miles
Hiking Mileage
10-25 miles per day (optional extensions can make the longest day's riding 25 miles
–Travel Logistics
Getting there.
Moab, UT. Meets at 9:00 AM MST at the Aarchway Inn, 1551 North Riverview Drive, Moab, Utah.
Driving
30 miles south of I-70 on Highway 191.
Flying into Salt Lake City (SLC)
rent a car (~4 hrs) or Moab Express 435-260-9289.
Flying into Grand Junction (GJT)
rent a car (~2 hrs) or Moab Express shuttle.
Flying into Moab (CNY)
Contour Airlines, contourairlines.com, 1 (888) 332-6686.
Taxi Service
Moab Taxi 435-210-4297; 435-259-Taxi.
Lodging Before Your Trip
Aarchway Inn
Where the trip meets (10% off for WS guests) Use Hyperlink above or mention your a Western Spirit guest over the phone for discount.
Moab Taxi: 435-210-4297
435-259
Taxi: 435-259-8294
PACKING
What we provide
- Meals, snacks, water, electrolyte drinks, non-alcoholic drinks
- Camp mugs, all kitchen and dining ware
- 1 cycling water bottle
- Camp chairs
- Solar showers
- Sunscreen & bug spray
- Bike stand and lube
- Guides bring their own tools
- First aid kit with basic medications
Bring or rent
Bringing or renting
- Bike (rentals come with flat pedals)
- Helmet
- Tent
- Sleeping bag
- Sleeping pad
Cycling clothing
- Cycling shoes
- 3-5 pair cycling shorts/shirts
- Long sleeve cycling shirt
- Cycling socks
- Windbreaker
- Tights/leg warmers
- 2 pair cycling gloves
- Rain jacket & pants
- Warm layer
- Sunglasses
Camp clothing
- Camp shorts/shirts
- Warm socks
- Long underwear
- 2 pair warm pants
- Fleece/down jacket
- Warm gloves/hat
- Brimmed hat
- Bathing suit
- Hiking shoes
- Sandals
- Rain gear
Personal
- Toiletries
- Medication
- Towel
- Biodegradable soap
- Wet-wipes
- Flashlight/headlamp
- Stuff sacks
- Cash for tipping (10-20%)
Optional
- Camera
- Binoculars
- Beverages
- Books
- Maps
- USB charger
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Need even more details? Send us a message or call and talk to one of our trip specialists at (435) 259-8732.
Need more information about our bike trips? Check out what a bike trip is all about by visiting our camping page, FAQ page, what to bring page or be the first to know about new trips, last minute trip openings and future discounts by subscribing to our newsletter.
Need even more details? Send us a message or call and talk to one of our trip specialists at (435) 259-8732
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