Navajo Rocks

Navajo Rocks is a premier singletrack trail system near Moab, offering an exciting blend of intermediate and advanced riding for mountain biking enthusiasts. The network features a variety of loop options, but it is also ideal for a longer point-to-point adventure composed entirely of flowing singletrack. Riders navigate slickrock surfaces, rolling dirt trails, and punchy climbs beneath towering red rock cliffs, encountering a mix of smooth, flowy sections, technical slab lines, and optional drops. Along the way, expansive views of the La Sal Mountains and surrounding buttes provide a stunning backdrop, enhancing the sense of adventure and connection with the remarkable desert landscape. The route links iconic trail segments, starting on Getaway, continuing through Mustang and Chisholm, before crossing the highway and progressing along Chisholm, Big Lonely, Big Mesa, and finishing on Ramblin’. Each segment presents its own challenges and rewards, making the ride both dynamic and visually captivating.

For those planning the journey, riders have the option to stage a vehicle at the end of the trail for a convenient finish or to return to town along a scenic route that includes a mix of paved roads and the Moab Canyon Parkway bike path. This trail system is well-suited to riders who are confident in technical terrain and comfortable with longer distances, offering both physical challenge and breathtaking scenery. Preparation, awareness of trail conditions, and adherence to safety practices are essential to ensure a smooth and enjoyable ride. Navajo Rocks exemplifies the diversity and beauty of the Moab mountain biking experience, combining technical singletrack, natural features, and awe-inspiring vistas to create a memorable and exhilarating adventure for riders seeking both challenge and discovery in the desert landscape.