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Ladies Ride - Easy Loop

2026-10-18T00:00:00+00:00

15 mile loop through the North Fruita Desert.

Includes a mix of easy two-track and easy single-track, including parts of the Orange Loop and BLM Route 187.

Although the route is easy, this loop is not intended for true beginners. Riders signing up for this ride should know how to operate their dirtbike and be fully equipped with riding gear including off-road or MX boots, helmet, gloves, goggles or glasses, and hydration pack.

We’ll have a team of 3 for leading and sweeping and will take plenty of snack breaks and pictures, keeping a pace that is comfortable for the group.

Highline Desert Ride

2026-10-18T00:00:00+00:00

Join us as we ride flowy desert single-track in the North Fruita Desert nearly all the way to the Utah State Border.

This ride will start out connecting some double-track as we work our way west, eventually dropping into a lengthy flowy section of continuous single-track, riding across ridges and dipping in and out of washes as it heads almost due west and ends up on top of a large ridge with great views a few miles from Utah.

After a break we’ll saddle up and ride it all over again on the way back!

Rabbit Valley - Intermediate, Kokopelli 4x4 Route

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

This 20 mile loop follows the Kokopelli 4x4 route through Rabbit Valley. It is a full-width OHV/4x4 trail, making it a great option for riders who want to explore the area at a comfortable pace without committing to the more technical singletrack.

Expect open desert, sandy washes, loose rock, and rolling hills with great views of the Colorado River valley.

Note: This route crosses into Utah, visit this page for Utah Requirements Ride Utah

Rabbit Valley - Easy, Knolls Overlook

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

This easy 16 mile out-and-back follows the Kokopelli route from the Main Lot to the Knolls Overlook and returns the same way.

It is a relaxed ride on easy full-width trail, making it a good choice for newer riders who want to venture out and enjoy the scenic views of the Rabbit Valley area. Although the route is easy, riders should know how to operate their dirt bike and come fully equipped with riding gear and a hydration pack.

Note: This route crosses into Utah, visit this page for Utah Requirements Ride Utah

Rabbit Valley - Intermediate Loop

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

This ride is great for anyone who likes an easier pace on fun obstacles, and some twisty singletracks. The trai1l begins on Trail #2 where riders will have a fun warmup through some good flowy dirt whoops, a few small ledges, and some sand whoops. Trail #2 will then meet up with the Western Rim singletrack where there are moderate amounts of exposure from time to time, but great views of the Colorado River as it traverses atop the canyon walls nearly the entire trail. The halfway point is at the end of Western Rim, where the group will ascend a technical hill that includes a couple switchbacks and some loose rock. The loop will return on the Kokopelli and Westwater Loop trail which is full width OHV the remainder of the trip.

Note: This route crosses into Utah, visit this page for Utah Requirements Ride Utah

Rabbit Valley - Advanced, Singletrack

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

This loop will be a fast paced trail ride through some challenging sharp edged rocky terrain including ledges, rocky sand whoops, hill descents, technical moves. The route will begin by crossing the interstate headed North into the desert. The groups first singletrack technical singletrack will begin on Zion Curtain which is a fast flowy ride through the cedar trees which includes loose rocky sharp edged rocks, ledge drops, and hill descents. The trail continues on the Overlook Loop which has lots of sandy rocky whoops which will keep riders on their toes. There will be a short ride down a full width road descending into lower Rabbit Valley up to the Adobe Singletrack. Riders should be prepared for some ankle hieght rocks that may pull their feet off the pegs, and a few more ledge drops. Western Rim trail is next on the list which will be a fun, fast paced singletrack that skirts the upper rim of the Colorado River canyon giving off great views the entire length. To finish off the day the last trail will be Trail #2 which starts singletrack and ends as doubletrack, but is fast paced terrain with fun obstacles along the way. Riders should have good bike control and bike setup for running through sharp edge choppy terrain. This will be a great adventure that will challenge any rider.

Note: This route crosses into Utah, visit this page for Utah Requirements Ride Utah

North Desert - Sarlaac, Skywalker

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

This 27 mile intermediate+ loop runs the Skywalker singletrack and Sarlacc in reverse, starting from the 16 Road (Coal Gulch) parking lot in the North Fruita Desert.

The route climbs the Book Cliffs and follows the ridge with amazing views of the Grand Valley. Trails are moderate-speed “flowy” singletrack over clay, sand, and some rock, with a fair amount of sidehill and exposure. Riders should possess solid intermediate skills and reasonable riding endurance.

North Desert - Sarlaac Loop

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

“The trail ride will begin along 16 Road (Coal Gulch), at a parking lot approximately 18 miles north of the highway in Fruita. We will climb the Book Cliffs and follow the ridge to the northeast allowing some amazing views of the Grand Valley as well as the mountains to the north. The single track portions can be best described as moderate speed “flowy” trails with surfaces consisting of clay, sand, and some rock. A few areas will provide some exposure, but are relatively safe for anyone will basic bike skills. Total distance will be slightly over 30 miles including the trails and return ride on the gravel road. From beginning to end, we anticipate being on the bike between 3 and 4 hours depending on the size of the group, and the speed of the slowest rider. Trails included: Coal Gulch Road, Sarlacc Trail, Cicada, and Cloud City which can be found on the CoTrex or OnX Offroad apps for reference.”

North Desert - Sarlaac Loop

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

“47 mile Advanced skill level Sarlac/North Desert loop. Ride begins at 5,300 ft elevation, climbing up to 7,400 ft elevation. Lots of open edge vertical exposure; if you deal with vertigo, this is not the ride for you.

85% single track, 15% open desert/gravel wash bed. 8-10 moderate rock-step features/obstacles throughout, uphill and downhill; the last one being a challenging downhill rock-step feature estimated at 35-45 feet long. Minimal shade coverage; pack lots of water and snacks. Estimated time: 4.5-5.5 hours (pending numbers of riders, speed travel, rest stops).”

North Desert - Orange Loop

2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00

This loop is most friendly to riders who want a fun flowy desert riding experience. The Orange Loop is one of the better desert floor flowy singletrack rides that will take riders through a couple easy washes, and a couple hill climbs/ descents. Anyone looking to better their singletrack skills should look into this trail.