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At the Chile Pepper, we can
set you up on a guided mountain
biking tour!
Go on a guided ride with fun,
helpful and informative guides.
The tour is generally about 4 to 5
hours long, you can choose a
private trip, or go on a group trip
and have a chance to meet other
folks from literally all over the
world.
We can also get you in touch
with locally owned tour operators
who offer 3 to 7 day trips in the
red rock desert or the north rim
of the Grand Canyon. There are
several amazing trips and
itineraries to choose from.
Call the shop for more details
at 888-677-4688 or send us an
e-mail at info@chilebikes.com.
set you up on a guided mountain
biking tour!
Go on a guided ride with fun,
helpful and informative guides.
The tour is generally about 4 to 5
hours long, you can choose a
private trip, or go on a group trip
and have a chance to meet other
folks from literally all over the
world.
We can also get you in touch
with locally owned tour operators
who offer 3 to 7 day trips in the
red rock desert or the north rim
of the Grand Canyon. There are
several amazing trips and
itineraries to choose from.
Call the shop for more details
at 888-677-4688 or send us an
e-mail at info@chilebikes.com.
Are you interested in riding Moab’s world famous Slickrock Bike Trail?
You can access the trail from the shop via the local bike path and avoid the busy traffic encountered on Moab’s Main
Street. We have a free map you can pick up at the shop. Slickrock Bike Trail Link 1 Slickrock Bike Trail Link 2
Porcupine Rim Trail: Locals favorite! Intermediate to advanced riders, with a shuttle it’s 21 miles from the main
trailhead back to town. 16 miles on dirt, with approximately 11 miles of downhill and technical riding. See map
Amasa Back Trail: Great ride (year round)! You can ride this from the shop. Amazing views, mixture of slickrock and
dirt, out and back approximately 15 miles or take the Jackson’s Trail (advanced) for a loop. Intermediate to Advanced
Flat Pass: Several creek crossings, views of the mountains and Moab Rim. Great ride, it’ll work ya’! Intermediate
Sovereign Trail: One of Moab’s newest trails. Mixture of singletrack, slickrock and some double track. Wide panorama
views of mountains and desert area north of Moab. Intermediate
Gemini Bridges: Ride it as an out and back or get dropped off at top for a fun downhill (mostly). Gemini bridges is a
natural rock formation toward the top of the trail. Beginner to intermediate
Klondike Bluffs: Out and back, slickrock and double track. Check out the dinosaur tracks on your way up. Great intro
to Moab riding. Beginner to intermediate
Bar M Loop: Double track trail/road north of town. Nice views. Beginner (good for family)
Hurrah Pass: You can ride this from the shop. Ride along Kane Creek Road and the Colorado River toward the Pass.
Huge canyon walls, Indian rock art along the way. Beginner
Gold Bar Rim to Portal Trail: This trail is hard to follow at times, it’s a work out! Beautiful views from the top of the
rim. The Portal trail, toward the end, is an advanced ride, sign suggesting dismount due to height exposure.
Intermediate to Advanced
Poison Spider Mesa: Slick rock riding and double track, best ridden after a rain or in the winter, can be sandy in
sections. Intermediate
Moab Rim to Hidden Valley: Grueling climb to the top of the rim. Beautiful views of the mountains and toward
Canyonlands. Ride through Hidden Valley to a very technical descent. You can ride this from the shop as a loop.
Intermediate to Advanced
Bartlett Wash: An amazing play area of sandstone north of town.
Intermediate (advanced areas as well)
Click here for a list of the area trails, maps and trail descriptions
You can access the trail from the shop via the local bike path and avoid the busy traffic encountered on Moab’s Main
Street. We have a free map you can pick up at the shop. Slickrock Bike Trail Link 1 Slickrock Bike Trail Link 2
Porcupine Rim Trail: Locals favorite! Intermediate to advanced riders, with a shuttle it’s 21 miles from the main
trailhead back to town. 16 miles on dirt, with approximately 11 miles of downhill and technical riding. See map
Amasa Back Trail: Great ride (year round)! You can ride this from the shop. Amazing views, mixture of slickrock and
dirt, out and back approximately 15 miles or take the Jackson’s Trail (advanced) for a loop. Intermediate to Advanced
Flat Pass: Several creek crossings, views of the mountains and Moab Rim. Great ride, it’ll work ya’! Intermediate
Sovereign Trail: One of Moab’s newest trails. Mixture of singletrack, slickrock and some double track. Wide panorama
views of mountains and desert area north of Moab. Intermediate
Gemini Bridges: Ride it as an out and back or get dropped off at top for a fun downhill (mostly). Gemini bridges is a
natural rock formation toward the top of the trail. Beginner to intermediate
Klondike Bluffs: Out and back, slickrock and double track. Check out the dinosaur tracks on your way up. Great intro
to Moab riding. Beginner to intermediate
Bar M Loop: Double track trail/road north of town. Nice views. Beginner (good for family)
Hurrah Pass: You can ride this from the shop. Ride along Kane Creek Road and the Colorado River toward the Pass.
Huge canyon walls, Indian rock art along the way. Beginner
Gold Bar Rim to Portal Trail: This trail is hard to follow at times, it’s a work out! Beautiful views from the top of the
rim. The Portal trail, toward the end, is an advanced ride, sign suggesting dismount due to height exposure.
Intermediate to Advanced
Poison Spider Mesa: Slick rock riding and double track, best ridden after a rain or in the winter, can be sandy in
sections. Intermediate
Moab Rim to Hidden Valley: Grueling climb to the top of the rim. Beautiful views of the mountains and toward
Canyonlands. Ride through Hidden Valley to a very technical descent. You can ride this from the shop as a loop.
Intermediate to Advanced
Bartlett Wash: An amazing play area of sandstone north of town.
Intermediate (advanced areas as well)
Click here for a list of the area trails, maps and trail descriptions
Baby Steps to Klondike or visa versa: Baby Steps is a dirt and rock singletrack trail. Great to climb if you like more technical climbs, makes the climb to the top of
Klondike more fun and challenging. At the top of Klondike you can do a short hike to the edge of the bluffs. Beautiful views, also check out the dinosaur tracks near
the beginning of Klondike - intermediate level ride.
Sovereign Trail Network: Sovereign Trail Singeltrack, Saltwash Singletrack & Garden Mesa. This area has many options, you can ride this trail several times and ride
something new each time. Pick up a map created by the developers of this trail - Ride With Respect. This map is very helpful in navigating this trail network -
intermediate level riding.
Fisher Mesa Singletrack: A very fun, tight, twisty singletrack at 8,000 ft. with scenery of the Fisher Valley, approximately 30 minute drive from Moab near Castle
Valley- intermediate ride.
Hidden Canyon: North of Bartlett Wash, this short ride will take you over Hidden Canyon to get some great pictures, while riding of some open areas of slickrock.
Jackson Hole Loop: A super technical ride all the way around. This trail includes a Hike-A-Bike that will eventually get you to the top of Amasa Back. The trails
included in this ride are: Hurrah Pass, Jackson Hole, Jacobs Ladder, and Amasa Back. If you’re in for an adventure and pushing yourself to limits, this trail just might be
the one for you.
Amasa Back to Jackson Trail Singletrack: A technical, exposed, but awesome option to doing the Amasa Back trail. Afrer the pipeline to your right you will see
the beginning of this trail. Once on this trail your adrenaline starts to rush and you are in for the time of your life. If you do not do well with exposure to cliffs I
would not recommend this trail for you. The loose dirt and the challenging ups and downs make this ride hard, but fun all at the same time. CAUTION: Trail does
have drops and dangerous switch backing throughout the whole trail.
Moab Brands Trails: 5 trails create this great area for riders who are beginner to intermediate as well as families. Bar-M-Loop is the easiest trail. A great family ride
that makes a 7 mile loop near the western boundary of Arches N.P (north of Moab - 9 miles). A fairly flat jeep road that hooks to several other trails that are part of
the Moab Brands Trail network. Circle O is more challenging, all slickrock and all fun. If Bar M is too easy for you this is a good step up from that. Next is Rockin’ A, a
flowy but rocky singletrack that is fun as long as you ride it counter clockwise, clockwise makes the trail a bit rougher. Bar B is an intermediate loop with tight, dirt
singletrack with some fun technical moves along the way. This trail network is best ridden counter clockwise.
Burro Pass Down: (also known as the Whole Enchilada) The best ride in Moab and definitely in the top 5 in the U.S. Make sure you have lots of time, food, water,
and energy. This ride will take it out of you, but it is so worth it. You descend over 7000 ft. in approximately 32 miles. This ride combines 7 trails to make for an
epic ride! Amazing views, technical, roots, rocks, creek crossings, fast flowing singeltrack, ledgy drops and 4 separate eco-systems. If you are an avid rider and would
consider yourself at least at an intermediate riding level then this is a must do. Snow and weather dependent, this ride is usually completely open from late April
through late September and sometimes even into late October.
SHUTTLE SERVICES- Drop Off Shuttles: Burro Pass Hazard Co. Kokopelli LPS Porcupine Rim Flat Pass Gemini Bridges
Klondike more fun and challenging. At the top of Klondike you can do a short hike to the edge of the bluffs. Beautiful views, also check out the dinosaur tracks near
the beginning of Klondike - intermediate level ride.
Sovereign Trail Network: Sovereign Trail Singeltrack, Saltwash Singletrack & Garden Mesa. This area has many options, you can ride this trail several times and ride
something new each time. Pick up a map created by the developers of this trail - Ride With Respect. This map is very helpful in navigating this trail network -
intermediate level riding.
Fisher Mesa Singletrack: A very fun, tight, twisty singletrack at 8,000 ft. with scenery of the Fisher Valley, approximately 30 minute drive from Moab near Castle
Valley- intermediate ride.
Hidden Canyon: North of Bartlett Wash, this short ride will take you over Hidden Canyon to get some great pictures, while riding of some open areas of slickrock.
Jackson Hole Loop: A super technical ride all the way around. This trail includes a Hike-A-Bike that will eventually get you to the top of Amasa Back. The trails
included in this ride are: Hurrah Pass, Jackson Hole, Jacobs Ladder, and Amasa Back. If you’re in for an adventure and pushing yourself to limits, this trail just might be
the one for you.
Amasa Back to Jackson Trail Singletrack: A technical, exposed, but awesome option to doing the Amasa Back trail. Afrer the pipeline to your right you will see
the beginning of this trail. Once on this trail your adrenaline starts to rush and you are in for the time of your life. If you do not do well with exposure to cliffs I
would not recommend this trail for you. The loose dirt and the challenging ups and downs make this ride hard, but fun all at the same time. CAUTION: Trail does
have drops and dangerous switch backing throughout the whole trail.
Moab Brands Trails: 5 trails create this great area for riders who are beginner to intermediate as well as families. Bar-M-Loop is the easiest trail. A great family ride
that makes a 7 mile loop near the western boundary of Arches N.P (north of Moab - 9 miles). A fairly flat jeep road that hooks to several other trails that are part of
the Moab Brands Trail network. Circle O is more challenging, all slickrock and all fun. If Bar M is too easy for you this is a good step up from that. Next is Rockin’ A, a
flowy but rocky singletrack that is fun as long as you ride it counter clockwise, clockwise makes the trail a bit rougher. Bar B is an intermediate loop with tight, dirt
singletrack with some fun technical moves along the way. This trail network is best ridden counter clockwise.
Burro Pass Down: (also known as the Whole Enchilada) The best ride in Moab and definitely in the top 5 in the U.S. Make sure you have lots of time, food, water,
and energy. This ride will take it out of you, but it is so worth it. You descend over 7000 ft. in approximately 32 miles. This ride combines 7 trails to make for an
epic ride! Amazing views, technical, roots, rocks, creek crossings, fast flowing singeltrack, ledgy drops and 4 separate eco-systems. If you are an avid rider and would
consider yourself at least at an intermediate riding level then this is a must do. Snow and weather dependent, this ride is usually completely open from late April
through late September and sometimes even into late October.
SHUTTLE SERVICES- Drop Off Shuttles: Burro Pass Hazard Co. Kokopelli LPS Porcupine Rim Flat Pass Gemini Bridges
- Slickrock Bike Trail Moab Brands Trail Network
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