moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness and be comfortable on a mountain bike for several hours, but eBikes ease the physical demand.
Experience the thrill of mountain biking through Zion’s iconic red rocks with an easygoing half-day tour. Perfect for all skill levels and paced just for you, this adventure reveals the quieter side of Utah’s stunning wilderness.
$125 - $210 | Approximately 4 hours | Private Tour! | Ages 12+
Experience the thrill of mountain biking through Zion's stunning red rock landscapes. Our guided tour offers diverse trails for all skill levels, ensuring a memorable ride in a serene environment. With eBikes provided and a focus on your pace, enjoy the beauty of Zion year-round in a peaceful setting.
Embark on a thrilling mountain biking adventure in Zion’s East Side red rock landscapes and rugged terrain. Our tour guides you through the area's most beautiful trails, showcasing the unparalleled beauty and diversity of the Zion area. With a vast array of options for riders of all skill levels, from scenic rides to technical terrain, the Zion area offers something for every mountain biker. The mild and dry climate makes the area perfect for year-round biking and the lesser-crowded trails provide a peaceful riding experience.
We understand that experience levels can vary, so we are willing to be flexible on the age requirement for experienced riders.
Hydration is key when biking in the dry desert climate of Zion, especially during warmer months.
UV exposure is intense in Mount Carmel; covering up and applying sunscreen helps prevent sunburn.
Ensure the eBike is in good working condition; brakes and tires should be secure and properly inflated.
Take breaks along the trail to enjoy the scenery and conserve energy, especially if new to mountain biking.
Mount Carmel has been a gateway to Zion National Park since the early 20th century, with local history tied closely to pioneer settlers and native communities.
Zion Mountain Trail Rides practices leave-no-trace principles and works with local conservation groups to protect fragile desert ecosystems.
Protects your head in case of falls or bumps on uneven terrain.
Keeps you hydrated throughout the ride, especially vital in hot weather.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust to changing temperatures during the ride.
fall specific
Provides warmth and grip when biking in cooler weather.
winter specific