Mountain Biking Dead Horse Point with Hazard County Shuttle
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for riders in good physical condition with some prior biking experience; endurance for 9-14 miles over varied terrain is recommended.
Overview
Hit the legendary red rock trails of Dead Horse Point State Park with Hazard County Shuttle’s expert mountain biking guides. Ride 9–14 miles of panoramic desert terrain in this 4-hour adventure tailored to beginners and intermediates.
Dead Horse Point: Private Guided Tour
Beginner & Intermediate Tour
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of world-class mountain biking through breathtaking red rock formations at Dead Horse Point State Park. With panoramic views of Canyonlands, the Colorado River, and the La Sal Mountains, this 4-hour guided tour immerses you in stunning scenery, making it a memorable adventure for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.
Experience the thrill of world-class mountain biking through breathtaking red rock formations at Dead Horse Point State Park. With panoramic views of Canyonlands, the Colorado River, and the La Sal Mountains, this 4-hour guided tour immerses you in stunning scenery, making it a memorable adventure for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.
Adventure Tips
Bring Plenty of Water
The desert environment is dry and hot—carry at least 100 oz. of water per rider to stay hydrated throughout the ride.
Wear Sun Protection
UV exposure is intense on exposed trails—use sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat when not riding.
Confirm Your Bike Setup
Make sure your bike is dialed in before the tour or rent one from Hazard County Shuttle fitted for Dead Horse Point terrain.
Keep Your Camera Ready
With expansive views of Canyonlands and the Colorado River, bring your camera fully charged for photo stops.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert bighorn sheep often spotted along cliff edges
- Mule deer browsing juniper groves
History
Dead Horse Point State Park was established as a state park in 1970 and was historically used as a natural corral by cowboys.
Conservation
The park implements strict trail maintenance and visitor education programs to protect its fragile desert ecosystems and geological features.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hydration Pack or Water Bottles
Critical to maintain hydration in the arid desert environment.
Helmet
Protective headgear is a mandatory safety requirement on all rides.
Sunscreen
Protects skin from strong UV rays on exposed trails.
spring|summer|fall specific
Layered Clothing
Allows adjustment for changing temperatures from morning chills to warm afternoons.
fall|winter|spring specific