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Raptor Route Mountain Biking with Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co. - Moab

Raptor Route Mountain Biking with Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co.

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Difficulty

challenging

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Riders should be in strong cardiovascular shape with stamina for sustained riding and some technical trail sections.

Overview

Ride nearly 12 miles of thrilling, flowy singletrack on Moab’s Raptor Route with Whole Enchilada Shuttle Co. Perfect for intermediate and advanced mountain bikers ready to blend technical challenges with scenic rides.

$45.00
Moab, Utah

Raptor Route

For all ages! • 3 to 4 hour trail • Nearly 12 miles of excellent, fast, flowy, fun singletrack

Shuttle

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of the Raptor Route, featuring nearly 12 miles of exhilarating singletrack designed for intermediate and advanced riders. With options to add scenic Kokopelli and UPS trails, this unique ride offers a perfect blend of flowy fun and challenging moves, making it an unforgettable biking adventure in Moab.

Experience the thrill of the Raptor Route, featuring nearly 12 miles of exhilarating singletrack designed for intermediate and advanced riders. With options to add scenic Kokopelli and UPS trails, this unique ride offers a perfect blend of flowy fun and challenging moves, making it an unforgettable biking adventure in Moab.

Adventure Tips

Pre-book Your Shuttle

Shuttle service requires a minimum number of riders; book early to secure your spot and avoid cancellations.

No E-Bikes Allowed

E-bikes, even with batteries removed, are not permitted on the Raptor Route trails to preserve trail conditions and rider safety.

Plan for Mixed Terrain

Expect a combination of slickrock, packed dirt, and gravel roads, so tires with good grip and durability are recommended.

Hydrate and Fuel Smart

The 3-4 hour ride requires ample water and energy snacks—plan for desert heat and physical exertion accordingly.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Desert cottontail rabbits
  • Golden eagles soaring above the canyons

History

Moab sits on ancestral land of the Ute and Paiute peoples and grew as an outdoor epicenter after the establishment of nearby Arches National Park in 1971.

Conservation

Local organizations and outfitters emphasize Leave No Trace practices to preserve the fragile desert ecosystems amidst rising visitor traffic.

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Recommended Gear

Full-suspension Mountain Bike

Essential

Smooths out technical trail features and slickrock for better control and comfort.

Helmet

Essential

Must-have safety gear to protect against falls on rocky terrain.

Hydration Pack

Essential

Ensures you have enough water for the 3-4 hour ride and extra storage for snacks.

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Gloves

Essential

Protect your hands from vibration, improve grip, and guard against scrapes.

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