Biking Biking in Utah can be a rigorous undertaking, with many trails appropriate for conditioned athletes only. Of course, there are also plenty of scenic routes throughout the state that are suitable for riders of all ages and abilities. To get the most enjoyment out of your trip, check with a local guide or outfitter who can assist you in planning an excursion that suits your skill level. While a large number of scenic highways and byways are designated for road bikers, Utah is really a mountain biker's paradise. The mountains of northern Utah are home to hundreds of trails that range widely in difficulty and type of terrain.
Several resorts offer mountain biking during summer months, some even offer lift-accessed trails.
Thousands of bikers flock to Moab each year for the Annual Canyonlands Flat Tire Festival, to test their skills on the infamous Moab Slickrock Bike Trail. The Maze region of Canyonlands National Park is also popular. Year-round cycling is possible in southwestern Utah, in Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks or Snow Canyon Park, a favorite site for filming western movies. Nearby Brian Head resort provides lift-accessed mountain biking and host several races throughout the summer. Horseback Riding Ranches, stables and tour outfitters are located statewide for those wishing to join a trail ride or pack trip.