Difficulty and Riding Regions
Riding Regions
North Desert
The North Desert OHV Area, located just north of Grand Junction by the Book Cliffs, offers a vast network of singletrack and doubletrack trails through high desert terrain. Riders will experience scenic views, rugged canyons, and a variety of technical features. This area is popular for its challenging climbs, fast-flowing sections, and unique rock formations, making it a favorite for riders of all levels. Explore Region
Rabbit Valley
Rabbit Valley is renowned for its open desert landscape, winding singletrack, and stunning views of the Colorado River valley. The area features a mix of easy to advanced trails, with sandy washes, slickrock sections, and rolling hills. It’s a great destination for riders looking for scenic routes and a variety of trail experiences, from mellow rides to technical challenges. Explore Region
Bangs Canyon
Bangs Canyon is known for technical, rocky, exposed rides through the region surronding Colorado National Monument. This area offers easy access just south of Grand Junction open to OHV, hiking, and mountain biking oppertunities. Trails connect to the Tabeguache trail network. This is a great destination for riders looking to challenge themselves and explore beautiful landscapes. Explore Region
Trail Difficulty Descriptions
Beginner
Trails designed for new riders or those seeking a relaxed experience. Expect smooth terrain, gentle slopes, and minimal obstacles. Perfect for building confidence and learning basic dirt bike skills.
Intermediate
These trails offer a mix of moderate climbs, descents, and occasional obstacles like rocks or roots. Suitable for riders with some experience who are ready for a bit more challenge and variety in terrain.
Advanced
Challenging trails featuring steep hills, tight turns, loose surfaces, and technical sections. Riders should be comfortable with advanced bike handling and prepared for demanding conditions.
Expert
For highly skilled riders only. Expect extreme terrain, large obstacles, sharp switchbacks, and technical features that require expert-level control and endurance. These trails are not recommended for inexperienced riders.