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Raptor Route:  In Town Pickup @ Rim Cyclery
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Raptor Route: In Town Pickup @ Rim Cyclery

4 hour(s)
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Moab, United States

Four thrilling trails: Eagle Eye, Hawk’s Glide, Falcon Flow, Kestrel Run

Stunning views of La Sal, Abajo, and Henry mountain ranges

Intermediate to advanced terrain with technical sections

Convenient downtown Moab parking at Rim Cyclery

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The Raptor Route is a thrilling mountain biking network in Moab, featuring four distinct trails: Eagle Eye, Hawk's Glide, Falcon Flow, and Kestrel Run. Eagle Eye, the highest point, stretches 2.3 miles and is accessible from the LPS trailhead on Sand Flats Road. Hawk's Glide, opened in 2022, spans two miles and offers advanced technical sections with breathtaking views of the La Sal, Abajo, and Henry mountain ranges. Falcon Flow forms the lower section, covering 5.7 miles and providing a solid intermediate experience. Kestrel Run, the newest addition opened in 2023, completes the system with two miles of challenging terrain. Riders looking for a longer adventure can connect to the UPS (Upper Porcupine Singletrack) trails, adding additional mileage and elevation, creating opportunities to explore one of the seven trails within the Whole Enchilada system. Parking is recommended at Rim Cyclery in downtown Moab for convenient access.

Riders should prepare for harsh desert conditions, with high heat and dry terrain, and bring a minimum of 100 oz. of water, ample food, and snacks. Essential gear includes a well-maintained bike, extra tubes, pumps, patch kits, tire levers, spare cables, derailleur hangers, multi-tools, lube, and a shock pump. Additional items such as sunglasses, sunscreen, headlamps, warm layers, windbreakers, waterproof jackets, fire starters, first aid kits, and a cell phone are highly recommended. Riders should also follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the environment. This trail system is intermediate with advanced options, and shuttles reach the highest trailheads weather permitting. E-bikes are not allowed, and participants must be ready to board 15 minutes prior to departure for bike loading. A minimum number of riders is required for the shuttle to operate, with notifications sent by 5 pm the day before if adjustments are necessary.

Shuttle to the highest trailhead

Access to all Raptor Route trails

Personal expenses

Gratuities

At least 100 oz. of water and snacks

Helmet, bike in top condition, spare tubes, pump, patch kits

Multi-tool, spare cable, derailleur hanger, lube, tire levers

Sunglasses, sunscreen, headlamp, warm layers, windbreaker

Fire starter, first aid kit, cell phone

Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
Families with children
Adventure seekers
Nature enthusiasts
Couples
Groups of friends
Photography lovers

Arrive 15 minutes before shuttle departure for bike loading

Shuttle only runs with a minimum number of riders

E-bikes are not permitted

Trail difficulty: Intermediate with advanced options

Weather may affect trail and shuttle availability

Confirmation will be received at time of booking

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Activity Provider: Hazard County Shuttle

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