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Ride the world‑famous Slickrock on a full‑suspension Pedego Elevate V2 e‑MTB. This private, guided 4‑hour run targets intermediate and advanced riders seeking technical slabs, steep petrified dunes and dramatic exposure near Moab.
Ride the world‑famous Slickrock on a full‑suspension Pedego Elevate V2 e‑MTB. This private, guided 4‑hour run targets intermediate and advanced riders seeking technical slabs, steep petrified dunes and dramatic exposure near Moab.
You push through a breath of desert air and the slick, warm sandstone looms like an open challenge. The Slickrock Bike Trail demands immediate attention: low, grippy rock, steep petrified dunes and abrupt drop-offs that dare you to pick a line. On a Pedego Elevate V2 full‑suspension e‑MTB the pace changes—assistance where you need it, but exposure still makes every pedal stroke count.
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Operated by Pedego Moab · Moab, Utah
You push through a breath of desert air and the slick, warm sandstone looms like an open challenge. The Slickrock Bike Trail demands immediate attention: low, grippy rock, steep petrified dunes and abrupt drop-offs that dare you to pick a line. On a Pedego Elevate V2 full‑suspension e‑MTB the pace changes—assistance where you need it, but exposure still makes every pedal stroke count.
Geology here tells the story in layers. The Entrada and Navajo sandstones were laid down as dunes in the Jurassic; wind-etched surfaces now form the iconic slickrock that gives this trail its name and technical character. Moab’s biking culture grew around this terrain in the 1980s and ‘90s, and the route is part technical test, part rite of passage for serious riders.
Expect sustained technical sections, steep climbs you’ll sometimes push, and narrow slabs with real exposure. Guides brief riders on line choice, when to commit, and when to shoulder the bike. The group is private, runs roughly four hours, and is explicitly for intermediate-plus riders comfortable with technical singletrack and slab riding.
Practical guidance: book well-rested and hydrated, bring a full-face or sturdy helmet, and disclose weight/health details when booking. Temperatures swing widely—start early to avoid midday heat in summer and pack layers for spring/fall chills. This is a high-consequence environment; respect the guide, know your limits, and leave no trace. Complete the Slickrock loop and you’ll walk away with a bruised ego turned earned grin—a Moab achievement that demands skill, fitness, and careful planning.
challenging.
4 hours.
Requires a high level of cardiovascular fitness, core strength for bike handling, and experience with technical singletrack and slab riding
This is for intermediate to advanced mountain bikers; riders must be comfortable on technical singletrack, exposed slabs and steep, sometimes unrideable, sand‑dune sections.
Yes — a Pedego Elevate V2 full‑suspension e‑MTB and helmet are included, but bring your own gloves and footwear if you prefer.
The tour is a fixed 4‑hour private experience and is physically demanding with sustained technical sections and some carrying of the bike required.
Booking requires age, weight and health disclosure; the tour is not recommended for people with spinal, heart conditions, or pregnancy, and has strict fitness expectations.
Slickrock sits on Jurassic sandstones that formed as ancient dunes; modern mountain biking culture in Moab grew around these unique sandstone plates and the Sand Flats Recreation Area developed into a global destination.
Stay on designated trails to minimize sandstone erosion, pack out batteries and gear, and follow local rules for e‑MTB usage to protect fragile cryptobiotic soils.
Pedego Moab operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push through a breath of desert air and the slick, warm sandstone looms like an open challenge. The Slickrock Bike Trail demands immediate attention: low, grippy rock, steep petrified dunes and abrupt drop-offs that dare you to pick a line. On a Pedego Elevate V2 full‑suspension e‑MTB the pace changes—assistance where you need it, but exposure still makes every pedal stroke count.
You push through a breath of desert air and the slick, warm sandstone looms like an open challenge. The Slickrock Bike Trail demands immediate attention: low, grippy rock, steep petrified dunes and abrupt drop-offs that dare you to pick a line. On a Pedego Elevate V2 full‑suspension e‑MTB the pace changes—assistance where you need it, but exposure still makes every pedal stroke count.
Geology here tells the story in layers. The Entrada and Navajo sandstones were laid down as dunes in the Jurassic; wind-etched surfaces now form the iconic slickrock that gives this trail its name and technical character. Moab’s biking culture grew around this terrain in the 1980s and ‘90s, and the route is part technical test, part rite of passage for serious riders.
Expect sustained technical sections, steep climbs you’ll sometimes push, and narrow slabs with real exposure. Guides brief riders on line choice, when to commit, and when to shoulder the bike. The group is private, runs roughly four hours, and is explicitly for intermediate-plus riders comfortable with technical singletrack and slab riding.
Practical guidance: book well-rested and hydrated, bring a full-face or sturdy helmet, and disclose weight/health details when booking. Temperatures swing widely—start early to avoid midday heat in summer and pack layers for spring/fall chills. This is a high-consequence environment; respect the guide, know your limits, and leave no trace. Complete the Slickrock loop and you’ll walk away with a bruised ego turned earned grin—a Moab achievement that demands skill, fitness, and careful planning.