Top 10 MTB Trails in Moab, UT - everything you need to know
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Today, I offer you my top 10 MTB trails list for Moab, Utah, covering a range of trails from intermediate to double black diamond. I have been doing a yearly trip to Moab since 2016 and have now ridden dozens of their most scenic, flowy and challenging trails. All of these trails also offer incredible scenery along the entire trail...so get out and plan your next vacation to Moab!
My CZcams channel:
/ @ronsanderson99
🌎 My Website:
Top 100 MTB Trail List
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Map of all the trails I have ridden with hot links to each video at:
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🚲 My Bike:
2021 Giant Reign Advanced Pro 29
Enduro geometry (64.6 deg. head tube, 76.4 deg. seat tube)
29"wheels, 170/146mm of front/rear suspension travel
📸 My Camera Setup: GoPro Hero 12 (I also use the Max Lens modification and set the camera to the Superview setting with full video stabilization)
KMZ files provided by Trailforks for Google Earth on some videos
great video. planning our vacation to Moab for first week in June, your map and details are a great resource!
Thanks for the compliment and glad you find it helpful! And I am sure you will have an awesome trip...Moab is a pretty special place to ride! BTW, I've also got Top 10 MTB trail videos for Sedona and Hurricane, should you plan a trip there in a future vacation. I am also working on creating a few more Top 10 videos in the next few months...so please stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much. Im moving to salt lake city in a few days and i couldnt fund any videos that gives blue trail guides. Thank you.
You are welcome! Moab is awesome! But there are also lots of fabulous trails around Salt Lake. Try out the Draper Corner Canyon region for lots of blue, flow trails. And you definitely need to also put the St. George and Hurricane regions in Southwest Utah on your list for short road trips. I've also got a Top 10 MTB ride list for St. George too!
we ride most Tuesdays after work, Corner Canyon or the Foothills just north of downtown, hope to see you out there!
@@jesmor3 Thanks for the advice! I will have to check out Foothills next trip to SLC! And thanks for watching!
Nice compilation of rides! Your website is a great resource, thanks for showing how we can use it.
Thanks for the compliment! And glad the website is helpful. I’ve just recently updated my Top 100 Trail list and will be posting a video soon with the new trail additions! Thanks for watching!
@@ronsanderson99 Yes, the website is great! It's fun to see all the trails you have done. I've ridden a bunch of them over the past five years as we've travelled around the West, but the map shows me good places I've missed. I'll definitely be checking it out when I'm looking for new places to ride on future trips.
That's incredibly helpful Ron. Thanks so much
Glad you are able to use this list and hope it inspires you to ride something new and incredible!
Jackson's no thanks, but we will definitely be Ramblin' soon! Great vid and great rides Ron!
Yea, Jackson's has the most scary and exposed segments of all these trails. Not for everyone...but the blue trails I list are all awesome! I only list the Falcon Flow trail but the others: Hawks Glide and Eagle Eye are all worth doing together. The Navajo Rocks region is always a great spin with incredible scenery...one of my go-to rides! Thanks for watching!
Great video. Very useful given we leave for Moab in a couple of weeks from North Van
Thanks! Glad it’s helpful! I’m sure you will have an awesome trip! It’s one of my favourite places to ride…but it can get busy around Spring Break.
Those double diamonds just don't bother you a bit. Guess it helps if you know what you are doing. Mouth watering scenery.
Yes, the scenery is quite spectacular…and hard to enjoy while riding the challenging trails!
I really enjoy your videos, very skilled rider, I would love to tail you if you ever come back to Sedona or Phoenix. You should check out Hawes trail system in Mesa AZ 👍
Thanks for the compliment! Unfortunately, I was just in Phoenix and Sedona and now in Moab heading north. I ride in Arizona a couple times a year so maybe we can set something up for my next trip. And BTW, I rode in Hawes last week, one of my favourite ride regions! Thanks for watching!
Was in Moab 10 years ago. Rode slickrock and the Brand trails. Need to go back to do Navajo, Porcupine and Ahab. Is spring or fall time better for these trails ?
Spring and fall are both good times to visit. However if you are going to ride anything higher up like the Whole Enchilada then it’s better in the fall before the snow flies in the mountains. I prefer October and April in Moab but I would also try to avoid the autumn and spring break with Utah public schools because Moab gets pretty busy. But it’s an awesome place.