Moab North Klondike Intermediate Mountain Biking Experience
Moab, Utah
Trip Type: Bike & Mountain Bike Tours
Duration: 4 hours
Top riders from around the world proclaim the North Klondike trails as some of the best and most fun in Moab. Trails such as Alaska, Mega Steps and Dino Flow wind through narrow wedges in towering rock outcroppings, rip along buffed mesas and roll over perfectly designed drop-offs. There is plenty of climbing and descending to satisfy all types of riders and the variety of trails allows for moderate to more extreme experiences in the same area.
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Top riders from around the world proclaim the North Klondike trails as some of the best and most fun in Moab. Trails such as Alaska, Mega Steps and Dino Flow wind through narrow wedges in towering rock outcroppings, rip along buffed mesas and roll over perfectly designed drop-offs. There is plenty of climbing and descending to satisfy all types of riders and the variety of trails allows for moderate to more extreme experiences in the same area.You will meet your local guide at the Chile Pepper Bike Shop. Please plan on being dressed and ready to ride and then you will head out to the trail head to start your tour and enjoy the scenery. Light refreshments and snacks will be provided by your guide along the way.
This 12- to 16-mile tour is marked intermediate and is suitable for riders with good to excellent fitness level. Previous mountain bike experience is recommended. Riders with minimal mountain bike experience but who have road biking skills or a strong fitness level, along with an adventurous spirit, should be suitable for the North Klondike tour.
This 12- to 16-mile tour is marked intermediate and is suitable for riders with good to excellent fitness level. Previous mountain bike experience is recommended. Riders with minimal mountain bike experience but who have road biking skills or a strong fitness level, along with an adventurous spirit, should be suitable for the North Klondike tour.
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