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The numerous bands of the Cutler formation in the Moab Rim make for a colorful background to a flowy ride.

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Since 1985 Rim Tours has earned our reputation by offering the very best professionally guided mountain bike trips to Utah's Canyon country, Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Arizona's Grand Canyon and Sonoran Desert and Oregon's central Cascade Mountains.

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1233 S. Highway 191
Moab, UT 84532

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Multi-Day Tour Skill Levels

Our tours range from moderate to intermediate to advanced in difficulty and the trail surfaces may be dirt road, 4wd routes and/or singletrack. Please make sure you are not choosing a tour that is too difficult for your skill level. Call our office if you have questions.
Moderate: Suitable for riders with an average to good fitness level who engage in some form of regular exercise and are comfortable riding a bike for 2+ hours. Hills and descents are typically of short duration and longer steeper pitches can be easily walked. Trail surfaces will vary and change with occasional obstacles on trail (rocks, roots, sand) that can be either ridden or walked. We strongly recommend training for your tour by getting on a bike as much as possible to get your butt used to the bike seat!
Intermediate: Suitable for riders with good to excellent fitness level. Previous mountain bike experience is recommended. Trail surfaces may include uneven terrain and narrow trails, singletrack, with occasional obstacles (roots, rocks, sand). Hills and descents are moderate to strenuous and require some skill. Riders with minimal mountain bike experience, and strong fitness level, along with an adventurous spirit may be suitable for an intermediate tour. Note: Challenging Intermediate Tours require more mountain biking experience due to consistently more challenging terrain.
Advanced: Suitable for experienced mountain bikers only with excellent fitness and strong bike handling skills. Riding is primarily on rugged 4wd doubletrack with frequent obstacles or high elevation singletrack. Sections of trail can be very challenging with frequent ascents and descents of significant length. Most of our advanced level tours are located at elevations ranging from 8,000 to 12,000 feet where trail conditions can change rapidly due to weather conditions and thunderstorms.
Singletrack Tours: Singletrack trails add an element of technical difficulty because of the narrowness of the trails. If you are considering an intermediate or advanced singletrack trip, previous experience riding singletrack trails is essential.

If you have questions about your skill level please call our office 435-259-5223

Day Tour Skill Levels

Our tours range from INTRODUCTORY to MODERATE to INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED in difficulty. We are happy to discuss what tours are a proper fit for your experience. Please make sure you choose a tour that is appropriate and safe for your ability and fitness level.
Introductory: Tours are suitable for beginner and above riders who are comfortable riding a bike, including children provided they can use hand brakes and are familiar with shifting gears. A moderate fitness level is essential to your enjoyment of this activity. Trail surfaces are typically wider dirt roads which may have occasional obstacles that can be avoided or walked through. Hills will be of short duration and can easily be walked both up or down.
Moderate: Tours are suitable for beginner and above riders with an average to good fitness level that engage in some form of regular exercise. Hills and descents are typically of short duration and longer steeper pitches can be easily walked. Trail surfaces will vary from bumpy dirt roads to 4WD and easy singletrack with occasional obstacles on trail (rocks, roots, sand) that can be either ridden or walked.
Intermediate: Tours are suitable for riders who have previous mountain bike experience and good to excellent fitness. Trail surfaces may include uneven terrain and narrow trails, singletrack, with obstacles (roots, rocks, sand) that range in size from curb to knee high, and occasionally larger. Hills and descents are moderate to strenuous and require some skill. Riders with some mountain bike experience who also have solid road biking skills AND a strong fitness level, along with an adventurous spirit, might be suitable for a lower level intermediate tour.
Advanced: Tours are suitable for more seasoned mountain bikers with excellent fitness and very strong bike handling skills. Riding is primarily on rough doubletrack and singletrack with frequent obstacles that are typically larger than knee high. Sections of trail can be very challenging with frequent ascents and descents.
Singletrack Tours: Singletrack trails add an element of technical difficulty because of the narrowness of the trails. If you are considering an intermediate or advanced singletrack tour, previous experience riding singletrack trails is essential.

If you have questions about your skill level please call our office 435-259-5223

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If you are coming to Moab and plan to visit Arches National Park, here is some important information you should check out:

Arches will need a Timed Entry Ticket to access the park between April 1 through October 31, 2023.

Tickets for April 2023 will go live on Recreation.gov beginning at: 8 am MST on January 10, 2023.

The park will release tickets three months in advance in monthly blocks.

Reservations will be required from 7 am to 4 pm daily and will cost $2 per reservation.

For those without an early reservation, some next-day tickets will be available at 6 pm daily.

Grand Staircase-Escalante Elevation Profile

Porcupine (Kokopelli, UPS, LPS, Porcupine Rim) Elevation Profile

Crested Butte Singletrack Location Map

Crested Butte Singletrack Location Map

Durango-Colorado Trail Location Map

Durango-Colorado Trail Location Map

Durango Intermediate Location Map

Durango Intermediate Location Map

Gooseberry Location Map

Gooseberry Location Map

Bryce Zion Location Map

Bryce Zion Location Map

Grand Staircase-Escalante Location Map

Grand Staircase-Escalante Location Map

Kokopelli Singletrack Location Map

Kokopelli Singletrack Location Map

Kokopelli Trail Location Map

Kokopelli Trail Location Map

North Rim Location Map

North Rim Location Map

Gooseberry Mesa Day 1 Elevation Profile

Gooseberry Mesa Day 2 Elevation Profile

Gooseberry Mesa Day 3 Elevation Profile

Needles to Moab Location Map

Needles to Moab Location Map

Bears Ears Location Map

Bears Ears Location Map

Arizona's Sonoran Desert Location Map

Arizona's Sonoran Desert Location Map

Maze 6-day Location Map

Maze 6-day Location Map

Black Canyon Location Map

Black Canyon Location Map

Maze 5-day Location Map

Maze Location Map

White Rim Location Map

White Rim Location Map

Gooseberry Mesa Day 4 Elevation Profile

Kokopelli Singletrack Day 1 Elevation Profile

Kokopelli Singletrack Day 2 Elevation Profile

Kokopelli Singletrack Day 3 Elevation Profile

Durango Intermediate Day 4 Elevation Profile

Durango Intermediate Day 3 Elevation Profile

Durango Intermediate Day 2 Elevation Profile

Durango Intermediate Day 1 Elevation Profile

North Rim 5-day Elevation Profile

Black Canyon Trail Elevation Profile

Moab Brands Elevation Profile

Whole Enchilada Elevation Profile

Amasa Back Half-day Elevation Profile (Hymasa/Ahab)

Klonzo Elevation Profile

North Klondike Half-day Elevation Profile

Magnificent 7 Half-day Elevation Profile

Bartlett Wash Elevation Profile

Slickrock Trail Elevation Profile

Canyonlands National Park Full-day Elevation Profile

Klondike Bluff Elevation Profile

Courthouse Loop Elevation Profile

Durango-Colorado Trail 5-Day Day 1 Elevation Profile

Durango-Colorado Trail 5-Day Days 2-5 Elevation Profile

The Maze 6-day Day 1 Hike Elevation Profile

The Maze 6-day Days 2-6 Elevation Profile

Bryce to Zion Day 1 Elevation Profile

Bryce to Zion Day 2 Elevation Profile

Bryce to Zion Day 4 Elevation Profile

Bryce to Zion Day 3 Elevation Profile

Bears Ears 3-day Elevation Profile

BE3 Elevation Profile

Arizona's Sonoran Desert Day 1 Elevation Profile

Arizona's Sonoran Desert Day 2 Elevation Profile

Arizona's Sonoran Desert Day 3 Elevation Profile

Arizona's Sonoran Desert Day 1 Elevation Profile

White Rim Elevation Profile

Dead Horse Point Singletrack Half-day

Dead Horse Point Half-day Elevation Profile

The Maze 5-day

Bears Ears Elevation Profile

Grand Canyon North Rim 4-day Elevation Profile

Kokopelli Trail (Part 1) Elevation Profile

Kokopelli Trail (Part 2) Elevation Profile

Needles to Moab Elevation Profile

Needles to Moab 4-day Elevation Profile