This is a challenging trail; however, more novice riders can do it if you want to walk your bike around some of the more challenging obstacles. It’s a drop dead gorgeous trail about 7 miles long. Plan on at least 4 hours and take a gallon of water per person minimum. I loved it and have got the bruises and... More

This trail is not for beginners! If you are unsure, just hike the Practice Loop first to get a feel for the trail. It is a 12 mile roller-coaster ride. Bring food and plenty of water. Make sure your bike is in good working order. More

This trail is heaven on Earth for a mountain biker! You MUST ride Slickrock! It does get jammed up on popular weekends, though, so try to catch it early or on a weekday. Gorgeous views, and the riding is an absolute riot! Bring your granny gear, your strong legs, your camera, and $5 for trail access. More

I knew about Slickrock for years and had done the Practice Loop about ten years ago. This time on day 4 of mountain biking on this trip, I was ready to do the Main Trail. It's like nothing else. The climbs are tough - your heart rate is going to jump; and the downhills are scary until you find your... More

Can't wait to come back and ride it again, what fun! More

Arrive at sunrise and you may be the first there. But know that you're sharing the trail with ATVs. More

If you love mountain biking, this is a must. I was there beginning of July, so keep in mind that ride in the mornings. Afternoons are too hot. More

Slickrock. Sandstone playground. Climb grades steeper than you could ever imagine, if your legs can handle it. Beware: slickrock is very unforgiving. Wear elbow protection! More

My 16 year old went with a guide from Rim Tours. They were great! I recommend paying a bit more for a private tour guide because if you are at all an experienced bmountain biker, others in your group likely will not be. More