Utah Mountain Biking Trail News

High Star trail system. 10 miles of trail on mountain east of Kamas, easy to intermediate in tech requirement. Many one-way flow trails. Season mid-May through October.

Strawberry Narrows. Must-Ride Trail! This is a high-voltage scenic ride. To do the whole thing as an out-and-back is 24 miles, but there's a nice 16-miler from the eastern end that hits all the stuff you want to ride. We suggest starting at the eastern end, riding what you want, then turning back. The trail rolls up and down, for about 2400 total climbing for the whole 24 miles.

Black Hill. (Ephraim) Riding area in Wildlife Management Area. Multiple trails of varying difficulty and length. Navigation can be complex. Season May through November.

Eagle Point (Monarch Mountain) Trails. High-altitude trails at ski resort in Beaver Canyon. Short loop (Monarch Mountain Trail) and downhill-preferred (Eagle Egress). Season July through September.

Twist Loop at Glenwood Hills. Richfield. Fun badlands riding, shared with ATVs and motorcycles. Braided social trails make this ride a navigation challenge if you don't have on-trail tracking. Intermediate, moderate climbing. Season April through November.

Bar M Loop. Easy technical trail, good for families, on doubletrack north of Moab. Great views. 7 miles, about 300 feet of climbing. Access to the other Moab "Brand Trails": Circle O, Rockin A, Bar B.

Rockin A. Up-and-down riding on rolling sandstone. One of the Moab Brand Trails branching off the Bar M Loop. Upper-intermediate technical skills required. Season late February through November.

EKG. Technical trail traverses slope between Baby Steps south and Mega Steps in Klondike Bluffs trails complex. Season March through November.

Anasazi trail complex within the Santa Clara River Preserve. Multiple riding options, from easy to technical. Native American farm site and rock art, views of the river gorge.

Captain Ahab is a very technical singletrack descending from the ridgeline at Amasa Back. Experts only. Just over 4 miles with very significant climbing mixed into the descending. Drop-offs, cliff exposures.