We’re still in shock we’re the first to pioneer this route as a mountain bike tour. Snaking its way through central Utah – this trip is easily one of the most remote desert regions you will visit in the lower 48 states. Over 5 days and about 150 miles we take an up close view of the San Rafael Swell...

The seemingly endless stretches of mesas and sandstone rock formations in the Zion National Park area are like nowhere else on earth. The rides we've chosen for you to explore this gorgeous region range from a twisting maze over the slickrock of Gooseberry Mesa to the fast flowy desert singletrack of the JEM Trail.

The seemingly endless stretches of mesas and sandstone rock formations in the Zion National Park area and the unique orange and red hoodoo formations of Bryce Canyon National Park are like nowhere else on earth.

Sedona, Arizona is at the very heart of the term, “Red Rock Country”. This picturesque city is surrounded by red-rock monoliths named Coffeepot, Cathedral and Thunder Mountain. At the north end of the city is the stunning Oak Creek Canyon, a breathtaking chasm that is wildly wonderful. Fortunately for us mountain bikers it is also surrounded by some of the best singletrack riding in the western United States!!!

Without debate Moab, Utah is one of the premier mountain biking destinations in the entire world. Trails such as Porcupine Rim, Slickrock and Amassa Back have been immortalized in magazines and travel photos for over 20 years.

The 142-mile Kokopelli Trail that connects Fruita, CO to Moab, UT is a true desert classic. This “tour” is a bit different from our typical trip offering. We created this trip for those who don’t want a guide, don’t want to be supported during the week and generally just want their own self-serve adventure with a bit of logistical assistance.

Make sure you’ve read or picked up a copy of Ed Abbey’s “Monkey Wrench Gang” and load up your bike – this is about as good as it gets for riding a bike across Utah’s fabled canyon country.