Mountain Biking in Bryce Canyon
Top three reasons to go mountain biking in Bryce Canyon
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Marvel at Bryce Canyon’s otherworldly hoodoos
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Test your riding skills on the nearby forest roads and pioneer trails
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Experience some of Utah’s most amazing single and double track rides
Bryce Canyon National Park and its routes offer some of the best red rock mountain biking trails in Utah. The peculiar mix of windows, slot canyons, and hoodoos created through years and years of erosion and frost-wedging, makes biking in Bryce Canyon feel like riding in mazes on an alien planet. The Canyon’s spectacular amphitheaters carved into chromatic limestone result in true one-of-a-kind rides. There are rides for everyone here—Dave’s Hollow is an easily accessible and relatively undemanding double-track through pine forests and meadows, Skunk & Badger is an intermediate loop ride through one-of-a-kind red rock formations, and Thunder Mountain is highly technical singletrack through some steep ridges, narrow hogs and with spectacular views of the park. You’re guaranteed to find a favorite ride here, and you’ll most likely be coming back for more!
SeasonYear-round |
Nearest citySalt Lake City, UT, is 5 hours away from Bryce Canyon NP |
Duration1 day |
Skill levelBeginner to advanced |