Flaming Gorge Tour: Utah's Ultimate 3-Day Dirt Ride
Difficulty
expert
Duration
3 days
Fitness Level
Participants should be in excellent physical condition, capable of sustained endurance riding over varied and challenging terrain.
Overview
Ready for an epic dirt riding adventure? Join Grit Moto Adventures on a 3-day Flaming Gorge Tour through Utah’s most stunning terrains, complete with camping and camaraderie.
Details
Embark on an unforgettable 3-day dirt riding adventure with Grit Moto Adventures through the rugged and breathtaking landscapes of northern Utah. The Flaming Gorge Tour challenges seasoned riders with thrilling dirt trails weaving through Peoa’s diverse terrain, offering expansive views of towering red rock canyons and pristine wilderness areas. Each day concludes with camping under vast skies at iconic spots like Flaming Gorge and the Little Grand Canyon, where riders can unwind around a campfire, savor great meals, and share stories over cold drinks. This tour isn't just about riding; it’s about the connection to the land and the community formed on the trails. With expert guides leading the way, you'll push your limits on varied terrain, from technical climbs to fast, flowing descents. Whether you're hungry for adrenaline or seeking a soulful outdoor escape, this tour delivers both. The combination of adventure, stunning scenery, and top-tier hospitality makes the Flaming Gorge Tour a must-do for any adventurous dirt rider visiting Utah.
Adventure Tips
Prepare for Variable Terrain
Expect a mix of technical trails and open dirt roads requiring strong riding skills and focus.
Stay Hydrated
Carry ample water as trail conditions can be dry, especially during warmer months.
Pack Weather-Appropriate Gear
Bring layers to adjust to fluctuating temperatures from daytime heat to chilly nights at camp.
Fuel Up Before Each Ride
Make sure to eat well during meal stops for sustained energy over long, challenging miles.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Devil’s Backbone Trail for panoramic views
- Sheep Creek Geological Loop for unique rock formations
Wildlife
- mule deer
- golden eagles
History
The Flaming Gorge area was named by John Wesley Powell during his 1869 expedition and is rich in Native American heritage.
Conservation
Grit Moto Adventures follows strict guidelines to minimize trail erosion and protect local wildlife habitats during all tours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Flaming Gorge Overlook
- Little Grand Canyon rim
- Devil’s Backbone ridge
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Full-Face Helmet
Provides maximum protection on technical trails and at high speeds.
Hydration Pack
Keeps you hydrated during long, hot riding days where water sources are limited.
summer specific
Thermal Base Layers
Essential for staying warm during cool mornings and nights at camp.
fall specific
All-Terrain Riding Boots
Offers support and protection over rough and rocky terrain during extended riding.