Revel Rascal 29er - Medium
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required; you should be comfortable riding for extended periods.
Overview
Discover the thrill of riding the Revel Rascal 29er through Moab's stunning trails. This bike rental experience offers a perfect blend of scenery, challenge, and adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. Keep reading to find out what makes this trip unforgettable!
Details
Exploring Moab on a Revel Rascal 29er offers an exhilarating way to experience the rugged beauty of Utah's iconic landscapes. This medium-level bike rental adventure is perfect for riders looking to combine beginner-friendly trails with some technical sections for a rewarding ride. As you navigate the expansive red rock formations, sculpted canyons, and winding singletracks, you'll feel the thrill of close-up encounters with nature while enjoying the freedom of two wheels. Double Down Bike Shop provides top-quality bikes and expert guidance, ensuring a smooth and memorable experience whether you're a local or visiting from afar. With Moab's trails offering stunning vistas, unique geological features, and the chance to spot local wildlife like mule deer or canyon wrens, this adventure truly embodies the essence of outdoor exploration. Suitable for a range of skill levels, this activity allows you to customize your ride, taking in the sights at your own pace. End the day with tales of your ride over a cold drink and plan your next outdoor escape in Utah's outdoor playground—Moab awaits your adventure.
Adventure Tips
Check Your Bike Before Riding
Ensure your bike's brakes, gears, and tires are in top condition before hitting the trails.
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water, especially during warmer months, to stay hydrated on the trails.
Ride According to Your Skill Level
Choose trails that match your experience to enjoy the ride safely and confidently.
Respect Local Wildlife and Trails
Stay on designated paths and avoid disturbing animals or plants during your ride.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Cliffyard Overlook for panoramic views
- Hidden Waterfall Trail near the river
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Canyon wrens
History
Moab has a rich history with Native American petroglyphs and early 20th-century mining towns that shaped its landscape.
Conservation
Trail management emphasizes sustainability to protect Moab's unique geological formations and ecosystems for future generations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Mesa Arch Overlook
- Dead Horse Point State Park
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protect your head during rides with a well-fitted helmet.
Hydration Pack
Carry water easily and stay hydrated on the trail.
Comfortable Trail Shoes
Good grip and support are key for controlling your bike and maintaining comfort.
Sun Protection
Apply sunscreen and wear sunglasses to shield yourself from UV rays.
summer specific