Moab Trails

Fast, flowy, and full of variety—this one’s a blast from start to finish. You’ll cruise past rock formations like Monitor and Merrimac, test your skills at Wipeout Hill, and fly across slickrock with the La Sals towering in the distance. It’s not the hardest trail out there, but it might be the most fun.

Tucked just outside of town, this trail blends scenic cruising with moments of pure insanity. Expect deep sand, gnarly ledges, and a few optional obstacles that’ll make your stomach flip. Behind the Rocks is long, rugged, and totally worth every bump.

They didn’t name it Cliff Hanger for fun. This trail literally hugs the edge of sheer rock faces with just enough room for your tires. It’s technical, narrow, and completely exhilarating from the first ledge to the last drop. One wrong move and you’re hanging, but that’s half the thrill.

Perfect for getting your feet wet—or dusty—this trail is equal parts scenic and exciting. You’ll climb rock “fins,” drop into sandy bowls, and get a taste of everything Moab has to offer. It’s fun, fast-paced, and ideal for first-timers and veterans alike.

Perhaps Moab’s most famous trail.  Iconic, intimidating, and completely unforgettable—Hell’s Revenge is the crown jewel of Moab trail riding. Giant slickrock fins feel like riding a stone roller coaster, and obstacles like Hell’s Gate and the Escalator will test your nerves. This trail is the definition of thrilling—if you only run one, make it this one.

You barely leave the parking lot before you’re staring up a cliff wondering, “Are we really doing this?” Tight ledges, huge drop-offs, and incredible overlooks make this one of the most intense short trails around. It’s a test of courage and one heck of a ride.

Start with a scenic climb and end with ledges that’ll make your spotter sweat. The views of the Colorado River are stunning—but don’t get distracted or you’ll end up off the edge. With its mix of smooth slickrock and technical climbs, this trail hits every thrill button.

This is Moab’s beast—unforgiving, unrelenting, and downright brutal in the best way. Every obstacle is a commitment, every climb a heart-pounder, and turning back isn’t really an option. If you make it through, you’ve earned your stripes as a rock-crawling legend.

This is Moab’s version of a playground—with ledges, creek crossings, and sudden drops that demand full concentration and guts. One minute you’re crawling boulders, the next you’re twisting through narrow canyons. It’s unpredictable, wild, and the kind of trail that leaves you grinning for days.

Get ready for a steady climb through slickrock and ledges that test your nerve and your rig. At the summit, you’ll park your tires right at the edge of a 2,000-foot cliff with views that stretch to forever. The trail’s great—but standing at the top feels like you’ve conquered the world.