"In Southern Utah, mountain biking happens all year long due to the mild weather and various trails."
Trails & Regions
Moab Trails
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Agate Loop
This 1.7-mile trail is a proper beginner singletrack ride. You’ll hug the red cliffs of Southern Utah as you ride and finish the loop on flat terrain.
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Captain Ahab
This 4.2-mile singletrack trail is fast, steep and technical, with incredible panoramic views from the top.
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Circle O
A 2.9-mile loop that includes quick dips, short drops and sweeping views of Arches National Park.
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Klondike Bluffs
This 13-mile trail is a mix of challenging climbs, descents and smooth, fast singletrack riding, all with scenic views of Moab.
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Navajo Rocks
A 17.5-mile ride that combines a flowy, easy trail with steep climbs and more technical riding.
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Slickrock Bike Trail
This well-known trail is only 2.7 miles long, but the challenge comes from steep, sustained climbs and steep descents and sandpits.
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The Whole Enchilada
Mountain bike enthusiasts love this 34.1-mile trail with a descent of 7,000 miles. Things get crowded on weekends and holidays, so choose an off-peak time and experience the full scope of Utah mountain biking.
St. George and Greater Zion Trails
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Anasazi Trail Complex
This 6.3-mile trail is straightforward and provides fantastic views of the Santa Clara River Gorge and Native American rock carvings.
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Barrel Roll
This fun and fast 7.9-mile path has lots of singletrack, easy climbs, switchbacks, great descents and a short technical section.
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Bearclaw Poppy
Enjoy an 11.2-mile ride that’s smooth, fast and comparable to a roller coaster.
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Gooseberry Mesa
This 13-mile trail is a favorite of locals and visitors from all over the world. With a combination of slickrock, twisting singletrack and stunning vistas, it’s the perfect technical trail for skilled riders.
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Quail Creek
A 3.4-mile out and back trail with lake views and tight switchbacks.
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The Guacamole Trail (The Whole Guacamole)
This 11-mile trail is mostly singletrack, with some slickrock riding and technical features.
Cedar City and Bryce Canyon-Area Trails
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Big Rock Candy Mountain Bike Path
This 7-mile trail is a smooth, paved path that’s perfect for beginners. It follows the Sevier River the whole way, so great views are guaranteed.
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C-Trail
This 4-mile downhill ride is fast and fun but full of challenging switchbacks and rock gardens. During the more accessible parts of the trail, be sure to take in the views of Cedar City.
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Thunder Mountain
West of Bryce Canyon National Park, you’ll find this 8-mile, singletrack trail with incredible views of Southern Utah’s red rocks and hoodoos.

Top 5 Rules of the Ride: How to Mountain Bike Responsibly on Utah Trails
Mountain biking is one of Utah’s most popular activities enjoyed by riders of all ages and skill levels. Be able to fly down that flow trail by, first, understanding and respecting the rules of the ride.
Weather to Expect in Southern Utah
Guide to Weather in Southern Utah Regions
Region |
Conditions |
Avg. Temp |
St. George (Greater Zion) |
Trails rarely have snow and ice, but are muddy after significant precipitation. |
62/39 F |
Moab |
Trails rarely have snow and ice, but are muddy after significant precipitation. |
56/35 F |
Cedar City & Bryce Canyon Area |
Trails can have snow and ice. Muddy/damp trails are common after snow and rain. |
51/28 F |