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Explore Moab’s Legendary Mag-7 Trail System: Epic 26-Mile Mountain Bike Adventure

Explore Moab’s Legendary Mag-7 Trail System: Epic 26-Mile Mountain Bike Adventure

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Adventure Brief

Discover Moab’s Mag-7 trail system, a thrilling 26-mile mountain bike adventure weaving through iconic red rock landscapes. Perfect for riders seeking a challenging, scenic point-to-point ride with in-town shuttle pickup at Rim Cyclery.

4–8 hours
challenging
From $39.50

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Moab, Utah, stands as one of America’s premier mountain biking destinations, defined by its striking red rock landscapes, unique geological formations, and trails that challenge and thrill riders of all levels. Among its crown jewels is the Mag-7 trail system — a 26-mile, point-to-point mountain biking experience that intertwines some of the region’s most iconic trails. This adventure is best experienced through the shuttle service picked up conveniently at Rim Cyclery, centrally located in downtown Moab at 94 W 100 N.

The Mag-7 is not just a trail but a network linking renowned singletrack such as Gemini Bridges, Gold Bar Rim, Bull Run, Arth’s Corner, and the Portal Trail. It offers riders a diverse terrain palette, from technical rock sections to flowing desert ridges, with jaw-dropping views of the Colorado River and surrounding high desert canyons. Unlike many mountain bike loops, this point-to-point ride offers a spectacular progression of changing topography and scenery — fueling adrenaline and awe in equal measure.

What sets the Mag-7 apart for mountain bikers is the combination of technical challenge and scenic grandeur packed into a sustained day ride lasting roughly 4-8 hours. The trail’s sandstone slickrock, ancient geological formations, and dramatic elevations call for solid bike handling skills, especially on the climb and thrilling descents.

Rim Cyclery is a vital hub in Moab’s outdoor scene, providing bike rentals, repair support, and shuttle logistics tailored to riders tackling these expansive trails. Their in-town pickup service simplifies access to the Mag-7’s remote trailheads, letting you focus fully on the ride experience without logistical hassles.

To prepare, riders should plan to carry at least 100 ounces of water, extra tubes, a pump, and essential bike repair tools — Moab’s rugged terrain is notorious for testing gear durability. Layered clothing, sunscreen, and snacks are vital for comfort through temperature swings and extended trail time. With no e-bikes allowed on this shuttle, it’s a ride best suited for intermediate to advanced riders ready to push their limits.

The Mag-7 ride immerses you in Moab’s unparalleled outdoor culture and landscapes, uncovering lesser-known scenic vistas alongside legendary singletrack. Whether you opt to ride the full 26 miles or choose the Mag-5 alternative skipping Gold Bar Rim and the Portal trail, you’ll finish with a profound sense of achievement and connection to one of Utah’s most exhilarating outdoor playgrounds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Meet at Rim Cyclery, located at 94 W 100 N, Moab, UT, in the center of downtown.

No, e-bikes are not permitted due to trail and shuttle restrictions.

Riders should have intermediate to advanced mountain biking skills due to technical terrain.

Key Highlights

Difficulty

challenging

Duration

4–8 hours

Fitness Level

Good physical condition needed; endurance and technical mountain biking skills recommended.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert bighorn sheep
  • Golden eagles soaring above the canyons

History

The Mag-7 trails connect historic mining and railroad routes that shaped Moab’s rugged past.

Conservation

Riders are urged to follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve fragile desert ecosystems and maintain trail integrity.

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Hazard County Shuttle

About Hazard County Shuttle

Hazard County Shuttle is a Moab, Utah–based shuttle and guided-ride operator focused on mountain bike shuttles, private guided tours, and vehicle transfers. The business arranges trailhead pickups and in-town transfers for many of Moab’s most requested routes, including Whole Enchilada lower sections, Flying Porcupine, Mag-7, Slickrock, Raptor Route, Moab Brands, Dead Horse Point, Kokopelli Trail shuttles, and Captain Ahab. Hazard County Shuttle also provides vehicle transfers for river trips such as Cataract Canyon.

Pickup and drop-off options listed include River Trailhead Parking Lot, Rim Cyclery (in-town pickup), Bottom of Portal Roadside, Kestrel Run Trailhead Parking Lot, and other trailhead locations named in the service roster. The company offers both shuttle-only services and private guided mountain bike tours, supporting point-to-point descents, multi-mile rides, and guided experiences for a range of skill levels. Drivers and guides coordinate logistics for timed pickups and trail-specific transfers, enabling riders to focus on the ride rather than transport details. Hazard County Shuttle’s service catalog covers single-day shuttles, private guided mountain biking tours, and vehicle transfers for recreations that require reliable transport between trailheads or river put-ins. Riders book services by selecting the route and pick-up location that match their planned ride, combining shuttle logistics with guided instruction or independent riding as desired.

Cyclists descending slickrock fin with red rock canyon views
Whitewater rafters navigating muddy rapids on guided river trip

Tours Offered

19

Shuttles, tours, and transfers listed

Base Location

Moab, Utah

Gateway to iconic trails

Private Tours

Available

Private guided options listed

Pickup Options

Multiple Locations

Trailhead and in-town pickups

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Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Carry at least 100 ounces of water to combat Moab’s dry desert climate and long riding hours.

essential

Bring Bike Repair Gear

Pack extra tubes, a pump, multi-tool, and spare parts; rocky terrain often demands on-the-spot fixes.

essential

Dress in Layers

Prepare for temperature swings by bringing layered clothing and a windbreaker for protection.

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Arrive Early for Shuttle

Be ready to board 15 minutes before departure to ensure smooth bike loading and timely start.

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Recommended Gear

Hydration Pack

Keeps you hydrated during long hours on hot desert trails.

summer

Essential

Multi-tool Kit

Essential for quick bike repairs in remote trail sections.

Essential

Helmet with Visor

Protects your head and shields eyes from sun and debris.

Essential

Layered Clothing

Adapts to temperature changes and wind exposure throughout the day.

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