Tackle 21 miles of technical singletrack on the Magnificent 7 trail series near Moab, Utah. Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co. makes accessing this desert mountain biking challenge easy with customized shuttle drop-offs.
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Difficulty
difficult
Duration
3 to 6 hours
Fitness Level
Riders should have strong cardiovascular endurance and muscular strength for sustained climbs and technical descents.
Wildlife
History
The Moab area was a historic corridor for Native American tribes and later pioneer settlers, with many trails following ancient routes.
Conservation
Trail use is managed carefully by local organizations to preserve delicate desert ecosystems and prevent damage to fragile slickrock.
Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co.
Tackle 21 miles of technical singletrack on the Magnificent 7 trail series near Moab, Utah. Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co. makes accessing this desert mountain biking challenge easy with customized shuttle drop-offs.
Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co. is a mountain bike shuttle operator based in Moab, Utah, specializing in drop-off and shuttle services for riders exploring the region’s singletrack trails. The company organizes reliable transport to several of Moab’s most popular routes, allowing cyclists to focus on riding rather than logistics.
Services center on three flagship experiences: Navajo Rocks, a technical 18-mile singletrack system that combines slickrock, punchy climbs, and panoramic views of the La Sal Mountains; Raptor Route, nearly 12 miles of flowy and demanding singletrack with optional connections to the Kokopelli and UPS trails; and Magnificent 7, a 21-mile collection of trails that includes advanced sections such as Gold Bar Rim and the Portal Trail alongside intermediate alternatives like Mag‑5. Vehicle drop-offs and coordinated pick-ups streamline point-to-point journeys and save riders time.
Drivers working with Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co. bring local trail knowledge and focus on timely pickups, clear meeting locations, and straightforward shuttle coordination. The service is intended for intermediate and advanced riders who expect technical terrain and varied surfaces. Riders are responsible for their own bikes, protective equipment, and personal preparedness; the shuttle provides dependable transportation and logistical support.
Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co. fits into Moab’s trail ecosystem as a practical shuttle provider that connects cyclists to challenging singletrack, scenic vistas, and carefully chosen routes. The company’s local focus and route-specific shuttles make multi-trail days and point-to-point rides more accessible for visiting and resident riders alike. Reservations, scheduling, and route details are provided via the company’s local contact options.
Base
Moab, Utah
Based in Moab, Utah
Trail Types
Singletrack
Slickrock and technical terrain
Ride Lengths
12–21 miles
Point-to-point and loop options
Rider Level
Intermediate–Advanced
For intermediate and advanced riders
Book a drop-off for Navajo Rocks, Raptor Route, or Magnificent 7 to spend more time on the trails.
Plan Your Drop-Off Point
Choose between Portal and Brands exits carefully to match your skill and ride preferences; shuttle options enhance flexibility.
Technical Skills Required
Gold Bar Rim and Portal Trail feature slickrock and exposed sections—riders should be confident with advanced mountain biking techniques.
Pack Plenty of Water
The desert heat and 21-mile distance demand sufficient hydration, especially in warmer months.
No E-Bikes Allowed
This ride is restricted to traditional mountain bikes to ensure trail sustainability and rider safety.
Full-face Helmet
Protects against technical trail hazards and potential falls on exposed slickrock.
Hydration Pack
Allows hands-free water access to stay hydrated in the arid environment.
summer
Protective Gloves
Improves grip and shields hands from rough surfaces and branches.
Layered Clothing
Adjusts for rapid temperature changes common in desert climates.
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