Moab Singletrack 4-Day Guided Mountain Bike Tour

RIDING TYPE | ■︎ ◆︎ Intermediate/ Advanced
TRIP DURATION | 4-Days
SEASON | April – May / September – October
PRICE | $1,595 pp

Experience the ultimate Moab singletrack mountain bike tour, where you’ll navigate legendary red rock technicality and exhilarating slickrock descents across the world's most iconic desert landscape. This fully supported Utah guided cycling adventure handles every logistical detail from gourmet backcountry meals to gear transport, allowing you to focus entirely on shredding the world-renowned trails of the mountain biking capital.

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
Total Mileage: 10-25 miles per day (optional extensions can make the longest day’s riding 25 miles
Packing for your trip

Day 1: Arrival & Klondike Bluffs Exploration

  • 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.
  • Approx. 10–15 miles

Day 2: Dead Horse Point & The Intrepid Trails 

  • 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.
  • Approx. 12–18 miles

Day 3: Navajo Rocks & Slickrock Skills

  • 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.
  • Approx. 15–20 miles

Day 4: Mag 7 Trails & Gemini Bridges Descent

  • 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.
  • Approx. 18–25 miles

Moab, UT
This trip will meet at 9:00 AM MST at the Aarchway Inn, 1551 North Riverview Drive, Moab, Utah.

Ending Time
We will return to Moab between 2:00-3:00 PM on the last day.

Driving
Moab is located 30 miles south of Interstate 70 on Highway 191. We have a roomy parking area.

Flying into Salt Lake City, UT
Airport Code: SLC

From Salt Lake City there are 2 options:
1) Rent a car and drive to Moab, it will take approximately 4 hours.
2) Contact Moab Express at 435-260-9289 for shuttles.

Flying into Grand Junction, CO
Airport Code: GJT

From Grand Junction there are 2 options:
1) Rent a car and drive to Moab, it will take approximately 2 hours.
2) Contact Moab Express at 435-260-9289 for shuttles.

Flying into Moab
Airport Code: CNY
The airline that offers service into Canyonlands Field Airport: Contour Airlines provides daily jet service, in a partner relationship with American Airlines, between Moab and Phoenix, AZ and between Moab and Denver, CO
Book here: contourairlines.com
1 (888) 332-6686
email: customercare@contourairlines.com
Dates and times vary with the seasons, please check the website for flight times.

Contact Moab Express at 435-260-9289 for shuttles to and from Canyonlands Field Airport.

Lodging before your trip
It is a good idea to book your rooms in advance; here are a few recommendations:

Aarchway Inn -Where the trip meets (10% off for WS guests)
435-259-2599 - Use Hyperlink above or mention your a Western Spirit guest over the phone for discount.

Red Stone Inn
800-772-1972, 435-259-3500
moabredstone.com

Gravity Haus Moab
435-355-1088
gravityhaus.com

Taxi Service
Moab Taxi: 435-210-4297
435-259-Taxi: 435-259-8294

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 .

Need even more details? Send us a message or call and talk to one of our trip specialists at (435) 259-8732 

RIDING TYPE | ■︎ ◆︎ Intermediate/ Advanced

TRIP 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.

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
  • Total Mileage: 10-25 miles per day (optional extensions can make the longest day’s riding 25 miles

MEETING PLACE AND TIME

Moab, UT
The trip will meet at 9:00 am MST at the Aarchway Inn, 1551 North Riverview Drive, Moab, Utah.

ENDING TIME

We will return to Moab between 2:00-3:00 PM on the last day.

GETTING TO MOAB, UT

Driving

Moab is located 30 miles south of Interstate 70 on Highway 191. We have a roomy parking area.

Flying into Salt Lake City, UT

Airport Code: SLC

From Salt Lake City there are 2 options:

1) Rent a car and drive to Moab, it will take approximately 4 hours.

2) Contact Moab Express at 435-260-9289 for shuttles.

Flying into Grand Junction, CO

Airport Code: GJT

From Grand Junction there are 2 options:

1) Rent a car and drive to Moab, it will take approximately 2 hours.

2) Contact Moab Express at 435-260-9289 for shuttles.

Flying into Moab

Airport Code: CNY

The airline that offers service into Canyonlands Field Airport:

Contour Airlines provides daily jet service, in a partner relationship with American Airlines, between Moab and Phoenix, AZ and between Moab and Denver, CO

Book here: contourairlines.com

1 (888) 332-6686

email: customercare@contourairlines.com

Dates and times vary with the seasons, please check the website for flight times.

Contact Moab Express at 435-260-9289 for shuttles to and from Canyonlands Field Airport.

LODGING BEFORE YOUR TRIP

It is a good idea to book your rooms in advance; here are a few recommendations:

Aarchway Inn -Where the trip meets (10% off for WS guests)
435-259-2599 - Use Hyperlink above or mention your a Western Spirit guest over the phone for discount.

Red Stone Inn
800-772-1972, 435-259-3500
moabredstone.com

Gravity Haus Moab
435-355-1088
gravityhaus.com

TAXI SERVICE

Moab Taxi: 435-210-4297
435-259-Taxi: 435-259-8294

Be sure to bring everything on this list. We have carefully developed this list to ensure your comfort on the tour regardless of the weather. If you are prepared for extreme weather, it is an adventure. If you are not prepared it can be a serious problem. We recommend the layering system, including a wicking or long underwear layer, an insulating layer and a weather barrier for wind and rain. This list reflects that philosophy. Weather in the mountains can be unpredictable so be sure to bring all the warm clothing and rain gear listed!

HOW TO PACK: The bulk of your gear and clothing will ride in the Western Spirit support vehicle (preferably in a large duffle bag) and will not be accessible during the day.

For this trip, you will need a riding pack and optional day bag:

  •  Your riding pack may be a hydration pack, but needs to carry 2-3 liters of water, rain gear, other warm clothing, and food for the day. You may be away from camp and the support vehicle all day and need to be self-sufficient.
  • A small day bag is optional and may be used to store things you’d rather not ride with, but would like to have access to during the day. This day-pack will remain with the support vehicle and may not be accessible, depending on the day.

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

BRINGING OR RENTING

o bike (Our rentals come with flat pedals. You are welcome to bring your own if you prefer.)
o helmet (gratis w/rental bike)
o tent
o sleeping bag
o sleeping pad

CYCLING CLOTHING

o cycling shoes
o 3 - 5 pair cycling shorts
o 3 - 5 cycling shirts
o long sleeve cycling shirt
o long sleeve cotton shirt or solar sleeves
o cycling socks
o windbreaker
o tights or leg warmers
o 2 pair cycling gloves (1 pair full length for warmth)
o rain jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
o rain pants (Gore-Tex or similar)
o warm layer (lightweight synthetic puffy jacket or long sleeve fleece shirt)
o sunglasses or other eye protection

CAMP CLOTHING

o camp shorts
o shirts
o warm socks
o long underwear, top and bottom (wicking layer, not cotton)
o 2 pair warm long pants
o long sleeve fleece or sweater
o pile or down jacket (insulating layer)
o warm gloves and hat
o brimmed hat or visor
o bathing suit (for solar showers on the trip and at the hotel before/after your trip)
o hiking shoes
o sandals
o rain gear to wear in camp

PERSONAL

o toiletries
o medication (daily and emergency)
o towel
o biodegradable soap
o wet-wipes
o flashlight or headlamp (with extra batteries)
o sunglasses
o optional day bag
o stuff sacks or reusable grocery bags (or separate compartments for your dry bag)
o cash for tipping guides: your guides work as a team and share all of their gratuities. A tip of 10-20% of the price of your trip given to either one of your guides when you return to civilization is a great way to say thanks for a job well done.

OPTIONAL

o camera, extra batteries
o binoculars
o alcoholic or any of your favorite beverages (your guides will pack these)
o books or maps
o we encourage you to turn your devices off, but if you cannot, please bring a way to charge them. We recommend a portable USB charger with 1-2 charges. Also, putting your phone on airplane mode to save power is recommended.

Q: Is there cell phone service on the trails or at the campsites? 

A: Yes, there is cell phone coverage on 75% of this trip. But throw it in airplane mode, allow yourself to unplug

Q: Are there any specific safety or gear requirements (e.g., knee/elbow pads) recommended for tackling the more challenging technical features and descents?

A: Knee and Elbow pads are great safety gear when riding singletrack, but not required.

Q: On the longest riding day (Day 4: Mag 7), how frequently is the support vehicle available for water refills or a rest stop, and at which point does the main downhill descent begin?

A: The down hill begins first thing in the morning. This ride is self supported. (unsupported by the vehicle) We will carry all the necessary items for the ride. Water, snacks, etc. The ride will end with lunch after we regroup with the support vehicle before heading back into town.

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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 .

Need even more details? Send us a message or call and talk to one of our trip specialists at (435) 259-8732 

Moab Singletrack 4-Day Guided Mountain Bike Tour

PRICE | $1,595 pp

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Third year in a row doing Moab single track. Luke and Chris were fantastic guides. Their choice of variations to the trails made it so fun and challenging. The trip was 10/10 - Laura 

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Your guides are your ambassadors, they are fun, energetic and very knowledgeable. I would not do anything different.

~ Paul

“Very accommodating of me being vegan, very cheerful and nice.”

~ Jason

“To begin with the landscape and scenery was majestic and awesome. The guides were all instrumental in enhancing the experience with their knowledge, skills, and out of the goodness of their character.”

~ Edward

Great salads at lunch, a lot of variety, they guides had food specially prepared for those of us with food issues. Plus, they set up our chairs in the best spots!

~ Teri

“Great salads at lunch, a lot of variety, they guides had food specially prepared for those of us with food issues. Plus, they set up our chairs in the best spots!”

~ Teri
“I was worried riding and camping with a group… could I keep up?… would I “fit in”? I was able to keep up and push myself and was challenged by the terrain, I loved it! The group was great I had nothing to worry about, everyone was friendly and supportive.”
~ Robin

“The trip was one of the most incredible experiences of my life… the scenery, the views, the guides, and the food! I loved how great the meals were!!! The guides were unbelievable cooks! After biking all day, to be able to sit down and eat a great meal & drink a beer …man, it was great!”

~ Gary

“I was tired at the end of each day and to have everything taken care of as far as dinner and cleanup, it was so nice to have that not be my issue. The guides were amazing, simply amazing….the food was always excellent, their personalities are different but blended with everyone perfectly!”

~ Pam

“This was our 3rd trip with Western Spirit, so we knew what to expect from the guides and the support they’d provide. The trip itself was spectacular – the scenery was unbeatable and the weather was perfect.”

~ Jennifer

“Food was WAY better than I expected. I like to eat healthy and was worried about “camping food.” The guides prepared amazing food. The trip was a blast in general with gorgeous scenery and good campsites. Guides were very friendly, patient and helpful”

~ Erika

The food was fantastic! I didn’t expect such meals. The guides were so friendly, helpful, and entertaining. They really worked well together. Also, they made sure that everyone in their various skill levels enjoyed the rides and that there was enough for everyone.

~ Nichole

“I had been to Canyonlands two years prior so knew scenery was outstanding but it takes on even more magnificence when seen from seat of bike. The guides were awesome and supportive. Food was better than in most restaurants and more than you could eat.”

~ Michael

The guides made the trip totally beyond awesome. They were fun, the food was WAY better than I expected, the rides could be were tailored, guiding was superb, trails were a blast, our campsite was sweet. I have zero complaints.

~ Wendy

“Normally I do self supported but having someone else make excellent food makes me want to do it again”

~ Christl

“It’s been a long time since I’ve been on any organized event and this one was simply amazing. My skill and fitness level were not up to those as others in the group but never once did I feel intimidated…”

~ Nick

“Warmth, humor, seriously good people skills,professionalism, competence. They execute their very serious responsibilities with confidence-inspiring grace.”

~ David

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