Top Mountain Bike Trails in Utah

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Top Mountain Bike Trails in Utah
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Mountain biking is a great way to spend some time
outside and get some exercise while enjoying our
beautiful state of Utah. An abundance of trails
will suit any rider, from casual and easy up to
pro-level single-track that can leave even the
most experienced riders breathless! If you are
new to the sport or just looking for something
different, here are ten of Utah's best mountain
bike trails.
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Gooseberry Mesa

• Located in the south of Utah, just north of Zion
  National Park, Gooseberry Mesa is a fantastic
  destination for beginners and experienced riders
  alike. The terrain varies in difficulty along the
  trail, and you'll find yourself in the sand,
  slick rock, sandstone ledges, and more sand.
  There are also great views of the surrounding
  area from high on the mesa!

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Kokopelli Multi-Use Trail
This trail is located in Fruita, near the famous
Kokopelli Trail. The main loop of the trail is 11
miles long, with some smaller trails branching
off to extend your ride time. The terrain varies,
so it's perfect for any rider looking for a good
workout!
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White Rim Trail

• This 50-mile trail lies within Canyonlands
  National Park on the Shafer Trail Road. It has a
  rating but climbs up around 2000 feet, so it's
  probably best suited for intermediate to advanced
  riders. There are spots where the trail is fairly
  technical with rocks strewn about, but other
  parts are flat and great for cruising fast or
  taking in the view!

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White Pine Lakes

• One of my personal favorites! Located in Torrey,
  near Capitol Reef National Park and Boulder,
  Utah, this 8-mile loop in thick pinion and
  juniper is great for beginners looking to conquer
  the jump line. But be warned, it is easy to get
  caught up in all the fantastic views along the
  way!

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Manti-La Sal Trail

• The Manti-La Sal National Forest is an incredibly
  vast area covered in mountain biking trails of
  all levels, including some more difficult
  single-track trails within the Dark Hollow
  Wilderness Area. This particular trail winds its
  way up to Strawberry Reservoir at 10,000 feet
  above sea level. For most riders, this trail
  requires a bit of skill and is only recommended
  for those with plenty of experience. The views
  along the way make it worth the effort, though!

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Now that we have shared some amazing trails and
mountains in Utah with you, it is time for us to
hear from you! Where have been your favorite
mountain biking spots?