Logan Area Trails
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Eagle Rise Trail
Located between Brigham City and Logan, this area is surrounded by green mountains, has a small reservoir and is home to a growing complex of short and sweet mountain bike trails.
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Logan Canyon
With easy rides along the river to intermediate and endurance sections of the Great Western Trail, there is something for everyone to pedal in the Bear River Range.
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Green Canyon
This flowy single-track winds through shady, green forests near Logan. Moderate rocky inclines are rewarded with views of dense wildflowers in summertime. Be mindful of hikers and dogs on the descent.
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Jardine Juniper
Ten glorious miles of heavy elevation gains, switchbacks and panoramic views of northern Logan. Waiting at the peak is the trail's namesake – a 1,500 year old Juniper tree.
The majestic 1,500-year old juniper tree awaits riders at the top of Logan's Jardine Juniper trail.
Riding Salt Lake City's segment of the famous Bonneville Shoreline Trail.
Wasatch Front & Back Trails
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Antelope Island Mountain View
There are over 36 miles of trails to choose from on Antelope Island, located about 40 miles northwest of Salt Lake City. For first timers, the Mountain View trail offers a fun and easy way to explore the island. Beware of the occasional bison wandering across your path.
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McCoy Flats
The desert highlands on the northern edge of the Uinta Basin, just west of Vernal, Utah, are home to pronghorn, wind and the mountain bike track network of McCoy Flats. Although about a two-hour drive east of the Wasatch Back, the network’s diversity of trails makes it a place that the whole family can enjoy.
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Bonneville Shoreline Trail
The behemoth Bonneville Shoreline Trail stretches all the way from the Utah-Idaho border to Spanish Fork. The Salt Lake City segment traverses along the Wasatch Front for 13.5 miles, offering moderate single-track riding with city and canyon views.
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Wasatch Crest Trail
One of Utah's first-class must-rides, the Wasatch Crest Trail near Solitude and Brighton ski resorts offers five-star scenery and unparalleled vantage points. Plan ahead if descending through Millcreek Canyon – mountain bikers are only allowed on even-numbered days.
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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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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Amasa Back
The Amasa Back area is home to six trails, and a total of 14 miles, with views of Kane Creek, Canyonlands National Park, Colorado River and Behind the Rocks Wilderness Area.
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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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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.
Slickrock Bike Trail
The Intrepid Trail System in Dead Horse Point State Park is great for beginner and intermediate riders and leads to amazing views of the Colorado River.
Moab is not necessarily the best place to learn how to mountain bike unless you hire a guide who can show you the ropes and lead you on the routes.
St. George & Greater Zion Trails
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Anasazi Trail Complex
This 6.3-mile trail in Ivins, Utah, is straightforward and provides fantastic views of the Santa Clara River Gorge and Native American rock carvings.
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Quail Creek
A 3.4-mile out and back trail near Quail Creek State Park with lake views and tight switchbacks.
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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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The Guacamole Trail (The Whole Guacamole)
This 11-mile trail is mostly singletrack, with some slickrock riding and technical features.
"Guides can help first-time riders gauge the terrain and ride the trails with a lot more flow."
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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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.
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Virgin River Rim Trail
This high altitude mountain bike path in scenic Cedar City runs its course through ancient forests, across alpine meadows, and offers vista after vista
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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.
Thunder Mountain singletrack trail.
Expect spectacular red rocks and hoodoos on the trails near Bryce Canyon National Park.
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