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Explore Moab’s Intrepid, M&M and Bar‑M trails on a guided electric mountain bike ride. Ideal for beginners stepping up and intermediates sharpening skills, the 3–4 hour trip mixes two‑track, slickrock and technical singletrack with coaching and stunning views of Arches National Park.
Explore Moab’s Intrepid, M&M and Bar‑M trails on a guided electric mountain bike ride. Ideal for beginners stepping up and intermediates sharpening skills, the 3–4 hour trip mixes two‑track, slickrock and technical singletrack with coaching and stunning views of Arches National Park.
You push off from 1076 S Main and the red rock cliffs of Moab open like a moving map — slickrock ridges rolling toward Arches National Park while the desert wind nudges you onward. The guide runs a quick fit check, you clip into an electric full‑suspension bike and the first pedal-assist boosts you over sandy two‑track and into a singletrack that starts easy and then plays coy with technical lines.
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Operated by Pedego Moab · Moab, Utah
You push off from 1076 S Main and the red rock cliffs of Moab open like a moving map — slickrock ridges rolling toward Arches National Park while the desert wind nudges you onward. The guide runs a quick fit check, you clip into an electric full‑suspension bike and the first pedal-assist boosts you over sandy two‑track and into a singletrack that starts easy and then plays coy with technical lines.
Geology here is candid: rounded Entrada sandstone sheets and cross-bedded fins carved by millennia of wind and water, visible from vantage points along Intrepid, M&M or the Bar‑M Loop. The trails trace old ranch roads and jeep lines, then drop into tighter, rockier features where local riding culture has pushed lines and moved cairns. Expect panoramic views of Arches’ fins and the Colorado River corridor in the distance.
Practically, this is a 3–4 hour guided ride that suits riders building skills as much as those who want to stretch them. Routes vary from gentle two‑tracks to purpose-built technical sections; guides will assess and coach, leading or following as needed. Bikes reduce the grind but not the need for balance, anticipation, and solid brakes.
Bring sun protection, a hydration pack, and shoes with a sturdy sole; helmets are provided. Plan to arrive early for a pre‑ride briefing and to discuss route choice with the guide. If you have back or heart issues, consult your doctor — operators restrict participation for safety. With the right prep, this tour is a direct, practical way to experience Moab’s riding terrain without losing the thrill of exploration.
moderate.
3–4 hours.
Moderate fitness recommended: able to handle sustained pedaling, short technical sections, and occasional dismounts.
No — the tour accommodates beginners and intermediates; guides perform a pre‑ride skill assessment and choose sections appropriate to your ability.
Yes, helmets and electric mountain bikes are provided as part of the tour price.
Yes — full‑suspension EMTBs fit riders roughly 5'6" and taller; smaller trail bikes fit down to about 5'2"; operators ask for weight/height during booking to match bikes.
The operator cancels for unsafe weather; for a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time per the standard policy.
Many of the routes follow old ranch roads and early access lines created by local off‑roaders; the landscape records both geological time and more recent human use.
Stay on designated trails, avoid widening lines on slickrock, and pack out all trash — Moab’s fragile soils and cryptobiotic crusts recover slowly from disturbance.
Pedego Moab operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from 1076 S Main and the red rock cliffs of Moab open like a moving map — slickrock ridges rolling toward Arches National Park while the desert wind nudges you onward. The guide runs a quick fit check, you clip into an electric full‑suspension bike and the first pedal-assist boosts you over sandy two‑track and into a singletrack that starts easy and then plays coy with technical lines.
You push off from 1076 S Main and the red rock cliffs of Moab open like a moving map — slickrock ridges rolling toward Arches National Park while the desert wind nudges you onward. The guide runs a quick fit check, you clip into an electric full‑suspension bike and the first pedal-assist boosts you over sandy two‑track and into a singletrack that starts easy and then plays coy with technical lines.
Geology here is candid: rounded Entrada sandstone sheets and cross-bedded fins carved by millennia of wind and water, visible from vantage points along Intrepid, M&M or the Bar‑M Loop. The trails trace old ranch roads and jeep lines, then drop into tighter, rockier features where local riding culture has pushed lines and moved cairns. Expect panoramic views of Arches’ fins and the Colorado River corridor in the distance.
Practically, this is a 3–4 hour guided ride that suits riders building skills as much as those who want to stretch them. Routes vary from gentle two‑tracks to purpose-built technical sections; guides will assess and coach, leading or following as needed. Bikes reduce the grind but not the need for balance, anticipation, and solid brakes.
Bring sun protection, a hydration pack, and shoes with a sturdy sole; helmets are provided. Plan to arrive early for a pre‑ride briefing and to discuss route choice with the guide. If you have back or heart issues, consult your doctor — operators restrict participation for safety. With the right prep, this tour is a direct, practical way to experience Moab’s riding terrain without losing the thrill of exploration.