Tackle Moab’s legendary Mag 7 trails with Hazard County Shuttle’s expert guides, weaving through technical slickrock and fast singletrack framed by the majestic La Sal Mountains.
Tackle Moab’s legendary Mag 7 trails with Hazard County Shuttle’s expert guides, weaving through technical slickrock and fast singletrack framed by the majestic La Sal Mountains.
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Operated by Hazard County Shuttle · Moab, Utah
Moab, Utah, commands respect as one of America's premier mountain biking destinations, its rugged red rock landscapes and endless trails drawing riders from across the globe. Hazard County Shuttle shapes this reputation through its Mag 7: Private Guided Mountain Bike Tours—a daring journey designed for riders who crave technical challenge and breathtaking scenery.
The Mag 7 tour launches with an essential shuttle ride to the Upper Gemini Bridges trailhead, a gateway to a demanding playground of slickrock and singletrack that tests your bike handling and decision-making at every turn. The trail system weaves through five distinct routes—Getaway, Bull Run, Arths, Little Canyon, and Great Escape—offering a mix of technical slickrock passages and fast-moving, flowy sections. This diversity pushes skilled riders to engage with both precision and speed.
What sets this experience apart is not only the terrain but the context it rides within. Towering above are the La Sal Mountains, a dramatic alpine backdrop contrasting the rust-hued rock below. Along the way, riders glimpse the iconic Gemini Bridges—natural sandstone arches that punctuate the landscape and remind you of Moab’s geological legacy.
Guides from Hazard County Shuttle bring local expertise to every pedal stroke, sharing insights on line choices, trail history, and how to navigate optional technical features safely. Their knowledge not only enhances your ride but connects you to the environment in a way that goes beyond a typical trail run.
With a focus on experienced riders, the Mag 7 tour balances adrenaline-pumping descents with moments to soak in one of the Southwest’s most arresting outdoor venues. Whether you’re here to push your limits or absorb the striking vistas, this guided adventure delivers a uniquely Moab experience steeped in skill, nature, and history.
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4–6 hours.
Riders should have excellent cardiovascular endurance and advanced technical skills to handle steep descents and varied terrain.
Yes, Hazard County Shuttle can arrange bike rentals tailored specifically for the Mag 7 trails.
This tour is designed for experienced riders comfortable with technical slickrock and fast singletrack.
Yes, the shuttle from Moab to the Upper Gemini Bridges trailhead is included with your guided tour.
The full Mag 7 loop covers approximately 16 miles, typically lasting 4 to 6 hours depending on pace and breaks.
Cancellations made seven days prior receive a full refund; within seven to three days, 50% is charged; less than 72 hours forfeits the full amount.
Carry at least 100 oz. of water, snacks, layered clothing, sunscreen, and your bike protective gear.
Moab’s trails trace through ancestral lands once traveled by the Ute and Paiute peoples, and its red rock formations tell a story dating back millions of years.
Hazard County Shuttle promotes Leave No Trace principles to preserve these fragile desert ecosystems and minimize rider impact on delicate sandstone surfaces.
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.
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