Hazard County Shuttle is the only bike shuttle company in Moab that offers mountain bike trailhead departures for Mag-7, Porcupine Rim Classic, Raptor Route, and the Whole Enchilada Lower Section.

This means your car will be waiting for you at the end of your ride and will eliminate the road ride back into town.

Popular Mountain Bike Trails We Shuttle

The Whole Enchilada Lower Section $35.00

13.5 miles / 300' elevation gain / 7,284' high / 3,985' low / -4.8% avg. grade / -33% max grade
◈ ADVANCED – Technical Features and Physically Challenging

* Departing From: Porcupine Rim Trailhead River Parking Lot, and Rim Cyclery

Raptor Route $30.00

12 miles / 2,519' descent / 7,275' high / 5,125' low / 6% avg. grade / 15% max grade
▣ INTERMEDIATE – With Advanced Sections, Eagle Eye, Hawks Glide, Falcon Flow, and Kestrel Run combine together to make up the Raptor Route

* Departing From: Falcon Flow Finish Parking Lot, and Rim Cyclery

Mag-7 $30.00

20.5 miles / 2,050' elevation gain / 6,021' high / 3,971' low / -2% avg. grade / 42% max grade
▣ ◈ INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED – Intermediate and Advanced Options Available

* Departing From: Bottom of Portal Trail, Bar M Saloon / Chuck Wagon Lot, and Rim Cyclery

Porcupine Rim Classic $30.00

14.7 miles / 1,195' elevation gain / 6,803' high / 4,022' low / 5% avg. grade / 42% max grade
◈ ADVANCED – Technical Features and Physically Challenging

* Departing From: Porcupine Rim Trailhead River Parking Lot, and Rim Cyclery

Moab Brands / Bar-M $18.00

5.21 miles / 758' elevation gain / 5,879' high / 5,121' low / -3% avg. grade / -15% max grade
◉ ▣ BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE – A Mix of Easy and Fun Rides for All

* Departing From: Rim Cyclery

Slickrock $20.00

7.4 miles / 1962' elevation gain / 7,771' high / 4,466' low / 3% avg. grade / 21% max grade
◈ ADVANCED – Technical Features and Physically Challenging

* Departing From: Rim Cyclery

San Juan Huts Price Varies

192.4 miles / 18,038' elevation gain / 12,300' high / 4,183' low / 5% avg. grade / 42% max grade
◈ ADVANCED – Technical Features and Physically Challenging

* Private Colorado Shuttle - Departing Locations Vary

Kokopelli Trail Price Varies

158 miles / 15,189' elevation gain / 8,580' high / 4000' low / 4% avg. grade / 52% max grade
◈ ADVANCED – Intermediate and Advanced Options Available

* Private Colorado Shuttle - Departing Locations Vary

Not Sure What To Ride?

◉ Beginner Trails

Mostly Flat & Even Terrain

▣ Intermediate Trails

Uneven & Small Hills

◈ Advanced Trails

Tricky & Steep

More Bike Trails in Moab:
Boondocks ▣ ▣
Borderline ▣
Dunestone ▣
Gravitron ◈
Gypsy ◉
HotDog ▣ ▣
Houdini ▣ ◈
Magician ◉
Midway ▣ ◉
Secret Passage ▣
Snippet ▣
The Edge ▣
Topspin ▣ ◈
Vertigo ▣ ◈
Wahoo ▣
Wizard ◉
Zephyr ◉
Zoltar ▣
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MTB Shuttles:

Hazard County Shuttle offers mountain bike shuttle service in the greater Moab, Utah areas. We are the only bike shuttle company in Moab that offers mountain bike trailhead departures for Mag-7, Porcupine Rim Classic, Raptor Route, and the Whole Enchilada Lower Section.

Kokopelli Trail

Kokopelli Trail

The Kokopelli Trail is a renowned 140-mile (225 km) multi-use trail located near Moab, Utah, that connects the city with Loma, Colorado. The trail, named after the ancient Anasazi deity Kokopelli, offers stunning desert landscapes, challenging mountain biking, and breathtaking views of the Colorado River and La Sal Mountains.

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Mag-7

Mag-7

All Of The Greatest Trails in One Continuous Flow

The Magnificent 7, or Mag-7, is a thrilling trail network located near Moab, Utah, known for its incredible mountain biking opportunities. This interconnected system of singletrack trails spans approximately 26 miles (42 km) and takes riders through the awe-inspiring desert landscapes of the region. The Mag-7 trail features a mix of slickrock, sandstone ledges, and flowy dirt sections, offering riders varying levels of difficulty and technical challenges.

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Moab Brands / Bar-M

Moab Brands / Bar-M

The Moab Brands Trail, located near Moab, Utah, is a popular trail system that offers a diverse range of recreational activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Named after the cattle brands of Bar-M, Circle-O, Rockin-A, and Bar-B, the trail network covers over 30 miles (48 km) of interconnected singletrack and doubletrack trails suitable for mountain biking, hiking, and trail running. Featuring a mix of slickrock, sandy terrain, and rolling hills, the Moab Brands Trail caters to various skill levels, from beginner to advanced.

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Porcupine Rim Classic

Porcupine Rim Classic

World Famous - A Must Do Classic

The Porcupine Rim Classic Trail, situated near Moab, Utah, is an iconic and challenging mountain biking and hiking trail that showcases the region's stunning natural beauty. This 14.7-mile (23.6 km) point-to-point trail boasts exhilarating descents, technical sections, and breathtaking views of the Colorado River and the surrounding red rock canyons. Starting from the Sand Flats Recreation Area, the trail initially climbs before transitioning into a thrilling downhill ride or hike through slickrock, ledges, and loose rocks. The Porcupine Rim Classic Trail is not for the faint-hearted, as it demands a high level of technical skill and fitness from its visitors.

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Raptor Route

Raptor Route

Eagle Eye - Hawks Glide - Falcon Flow - Kestrel Run

The Raptor Route Trail, located in Moab, Utah, is a new local favorite. This blue square intermediate trail is a 12 -mile (19 km) loop trail features a blend of slickrock, sandy sections, and rolling terrain, providing mountain bikers, hikers, and trail runners with a moderate challenge. The Raptor Route Trail takes visitors through picturesque scenery, including red rock formations and captivating views of the Abajo, Henrys, and La Sal Mountain ranges. The Raptor Route Trail is an excellent option for those seeking a more peaceful and less crowded adventure in the heart of Utah's red rock country. The Raptor Route combines Eagle Eye, Hawks Glide, Falcon Flow, and Kestrel Run.

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San Juan Huts

San Juan Huts

Shuttle Service

The San Juan Huts Trail is a unique and adventurous multi-day route located near Moab, Utah, that offers an immersive backcountry experience for mountain bikers and hikers. This extensive trail system stretches over 215 miles (346 km) between Moab, Utah, and Telluride, Colorado, traversing diverse landscapes such as high desert plateaus, alpine forests, and majestic mountains. Along the route, visitors will find a series of rustic huts strategically placed to provide shelter, basic amenities, and a memorable overnight stay. The San Juan Huts Trail offers varying levels of difficulty, from moderate to challenging.

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Slickrock

Slickrock

The Slickrock Trail, located in Moab, Utah, is a world-famous mountain biking and hiking trail that offers an unforgettable adventure amidst the region's striking red rock landscape. This 10.5-mile (16.9 km) loop trail consists primarily of smooth Navajo sandstone, giving it the "slickrock" name, and presents a unique and challenging experience for outdoor enthusiasts. With steep inclines, sharp descents, and technical sections, the Slickrock Trail demands a high level of skill and fitness from its visitors.

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The Whole Enchilada

The Whole Enchilada

Lower Section

The Whole Enchilada Lower Section is a thrilling and challenging portion of the world-renowned Whole Enchilada Trail located near Moab, Utah. This lower section, which covers approximately 20 miles (32 km) of the full 34-mile (54 km) route, showcases Moab's diverse and stunning landscapes, taking mountain bikers and hikers through a mix of slickrock, sandstone ledges, and flowing singletrack. The trail offers a variety of technical challenges and breathtaking views of the La Sal Mountains, red rock canyons, and the Colorado River.

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Why You Should Choose Moab, Utah For Your Next Mountain Bike Vacation:

There are several reasons why a mountain biker might choose to ride the Moab canyons for their next vacation.

  • Spectacular Scenery: Moab is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, including red rock canyons, towering mesas, and stunning desert vistas. Mountain biking in this unique environment allows riders to immerse themselves in the beauty of the region.
  • World-Class Trails: Moab is home to an extensive network of world-class mountain biking trails. From beginner-friendly routes to challenging technical descents, there is something for every skill level. Trails like the Slickrock Trail, Porcupine Rim Classic, and the Whole Enchilada are famous among mountain bikers worldwide.
  • Diverse Terrain: Moab offers a wide variety of terrain for mountain biking. Riders can navigate through slickrock formations, pedal along sandy trails, tackle rocky descents, and navigate technical sections. The diverse landscape keeps the riding experience exciting and engaging.
  • Accessibility: Moab is easily accessible, located in southeastern Utah and within a day's drive of many major cities in the western United States. The proximity to major airports and the availability of bike rental and shuttle services make it convenient for visitors.
  • Outdoor Adventure Hub: Moab is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities beyond mountain biking. Visitors can explore Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, go hiking, rock climbing, rafting, or even take a scenic flight over the area. The abundance of options makes it an ideal location for adventure seekers.
  • Mountain Biking Community: Moab has a thriving mountain biking community and is often regarded as a mecca for riders. The town hosts various mountain biking events and festivals throughout the year, creating a vibrant atmosphere and providing opportunities to connect with like-minded riders.

Overall, Moab's stunning scenery, world-class trails, diverse terrain, accessibility, outdoor adventure opportunities, and strong mountain biking community make it an attractive destination for anyone seeking an unforgettable mountain biking experience.

Call Now 435-210-8082 to book your adventure or receive more information.


What Others Are Saying About Hazard County Shuttle

  • This was the only shuttle in town that I found would PICK YOU UP at the TRAIL’s END and shuttle you to the TOP. YOU DONT have to RIDE the ROAD to town! I REPEAT... YOU DONT HAVE TO RIDE TO TOWN. Geoff’s service is more than just a shuttle, he bent over backwards to make sure I was taken care of. He is a one man show and deserves to be successful in his shuttle business. I give my highest recommendation.

    — MTB Guide Coeur d Alene
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  • Geoff at Hazzard County Shuttle was an absolute godsend. If I could give this man six stars out of five, I would. He basically saved us on our Moab trip for my friends bachelor trip. We came into town late in the day with only 3 hours of light left and he gave us amazing recommendations AND met us out there on the trailhead for the shuttle to falcon flow on less than a half hours notice. Fantastic ride, and the order of trails was on point. The next day he shuttled us to LPS and gave great directions on where to go and what features are within our reach. Fantastic ride, ridiculously fun. After we finished up there he messaged us recommendations for a follow up trail that is flowy and has limited climbing (we're Floridians so our legs were completely done). The trail was amazing and absolutely what we needed. Besides being super punctual, friendly, and knowledgeable about all the trails in town, he even gave us recommendations on food. Fantastic lunch and dinner here in Moab. We look forward to our next time here and will definitely be reaching out to Geoff again. 12/10.

    — Daniel Loureiro
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  • Hazard County Shuttle is a 10/10. Shuttled my buddy and me up to the top of Mag 7. My buddy and I had some varying schedule issues, and Hazard County communicated with us throughout the entire process to ensure we had a fantastic experience. Their professionalism and knowledge of the area are second to none. On top of all that, their shuttle vans are top-notch; we had zero worries about any issues with our bikes being secure and safe! Can't recommend them enough.

    — MatterOfLifeOrDeath O
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  • Geoff deserves more than 5 stars, the man is incredible! He went so far above and beyond for my group that it's tough to convey in a short review. He gave us great guidance on which trails to ride for our skill level, was both flexible and early when it came to meeting times, and even shared food recommendations with us. I wouldn't even consider looking elsewhere, we're definitely reaching out to him again when we come back.

    — Simon Banke
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  • Geoff, the owner of Hazard County Shuttle, came highly recommended by Moab Cyclery. I was in visiting from CT and he was able to shuttle me to Porcupine Rim Classic no hassle, a trail many others won’t. He was responsive, prompt, and courteous. I’d recommend him to anyone looking for a bike shuttle.

    — Rescue200100
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  • This is the shuttle you want for Porcupine Rim Classic! Pick up is at the bottom of the trail (grandstaff campground parking lot) so once you're done your car is waiting for you vs pedaling all the way back to town. Drop off at LPS trailhead was perfect, we did a short ride up to porcupine rim campground to start on UPS (epic view on this trail!). Geoff is really cool, gave us tips on local trails, was on time and friendly. Highly recommend!

    — Traci
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  • Very timely, comfortable van, nice racks that took good care of my bike. Did both Porcupine and Mag 7, and in both cases they picked me up right at the bottom so my car was waiting for me at the end. Driver was super friendly, and offered other trail suggestions and general advice. Couldn't ask for more.

    — Chris Erickson
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  • Geoff with Hazard County Shuttles is great!! We had a lot of unpredictable weather and Geoff was great with communication and rescheduling where we could. They pick you up at the end of the trail you choose to ride. No more riding back into town when you're done. They will also give you info on: how the trail rides, current conditions, things to think about, and other great trails if you're looking to pedal. The almost 500 5 star reviews probably speak for themselves, but wanted to add my 2 cents.

    — Lawrence Walden
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  • We rented bikes at Rim Cyclery, they recommended Geoff at Hazard County Shuttles to us. Our family had a great day! Geoff was easy to work with, he was on time and friendly, and had advice and recommendations for things in Moab. Everything went smoothly and we really appreciated how easy it was to get on a bike!

    — Jill
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  • This was the only shuttle in town that I found would PICK YOU UP at the TRAIL’s END and shuttle you to the TOP. YOU DONT have to RIDE the ROAD to town! I REPEAT... YOU DONT HAVE TO RIDE TO TOWN. Geoff’s service is more than just a shuttle, he bent over backwards to make sure I was taken care of. He is a one man show and deserves to be successful in his shuttle business. I give my highest recommendation.

    — MTB Guide Coeur d Alene
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