Some say it’s about the journey not the destination. That’s great when you’re alone and have time to explore, but when you are riding with a six year old wandering aimlessly is not an option. Or worse, choosing a trail that is too advanced which can cause a tantrum in even the most patient kid (and parent). You want to know the best mountain bike trails in Moab for kids. These are our top 4 ‘family friendly’ riding areas in Moab. These are beginner and lower intermediate rides and great places to take your kids mountain biking. And these are actual trails, not jeep roads or dirt paths. Real mo ..read more

It almost seems a shame to stay in a hotel and miss out on taking home all that red dirt you’ll be cleaning up for a month. Moab trip = Moab Camping. Camping allows you to kick back, have a camp fire and then watch the millions of stars as you dose off to sleep. Here is the best camping in Moab plus a few other non-hotel options if camping isn’t your thing. These sites are close to mountain bike trails and will keep all members of the family happy. Need more information on Moab? Check out our Moab Destination Guide. Moab Campgrounds Kayenta Campground – This campground is located at Dead Horse ..read more

What the Heck is Enduro? What is Enduro Mountain Biking? Enduro is a form of MTB racing where you are not timed uphill and timed downhill. Enduro started in the early 2010s and has become a popular form of mountain biking. But what exactly is enduro? Read more to learn about who can race, the best enduro bikes, what gear you need, and races. Who Can Race Enduros? Anyone! Enduro is great for both expert racers and new riders. Most regional races will have different courses for all abilities. What is an Enduro Bike? An enduro bike usually has 150 to 180mm of travel. The difference between an end ..read more

The Whole Enchilada in Moab has come a long way since the early days of the 2000s when mostly downhillers would shuttle to the top of Burro Pass and piece their way down hand built steep trails. I remember doing this in 2003 and it was an adventure! Luckily for you it’s now a well-marked route with frequent shuttles to the top. The Whole Enchilada (TWE) is one of the most iconic mountain bike rides. And the good thing about this ride is you’ll want to come back year after year and keep doing it. It’s a rare combo of brutal and fun and a must ride when in Moab. TWE has just about everything Uta ..read more

Discover the best Squamish mountain biking trails and routes in this complete guide. Also learn where to eat, sleep, and more! We first discovered Squamish back in 2016 on our way to Whistler. Ever since then it’s one of our favorite places to ride. The views, the vibe, the loam, and the the crazy amount of trails in Squamish definitely makes it a great MTB town. Squamish mountain biking is known for steep rock rolls but there are also fun flow trails, technical old-school features, and great uphill climbing routes. The only thing Squamish might be missing are really easy trails. But ‘eh’ it’s ..read more

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Sedona in the Spring, Moab in the Fall, and Summer in Crested Butte. It doesn’t get much better than mountain biking in Crested Butte. The mountains, wildflowers, trails, historic main street, and laid back vibe are unmatched by most other towns. Better yet, CB (as the locals call it)  is overwhelmingly bike friendly and you’ll […] The post Mountain Biking in Crested Butte appeared first on Pedal Adventures ..read more

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