Whole Enchilada | Hazzard Down

Renowned epic ride: rugged mountain, flowy technical, unforgiving drops

This world renowned epic ride has it all – rugged & remote mountain terrain, flowy to technical singletrack and unforgiving rock drops on the Porcupine Rim section. The Whole Enchilada (typically July – September) starts at 10,600 ft, climbs to 11,200 ft. and drops to 4,000 ft. at the Colorado River. Essentially the Whole Enchilada combines several sections of trail. Burro Pass, down to Hazzard, then on to Kokopelli followed by Porcupine Rim. Hazzard County begins part way down the trail and opens up earlier in the season so there are options long before the snow clears up high. Our guides will show you the lines and ensure your experience is the best it can be even if it means cutting out portions of the journey. This ride will test your skills and your stamina as there is over 2,000 ft of climbing in this “downhill” ride. Extra shuttle charges will apply.

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Day Tour Overview

Whole Enchilada | Hazzard Down

Duration: Full Day

Skill Level: Advanced, Downhill, Singletrack

Standard Price:

Full Day
1	$210 pp	(solo only)
2-3	$164 pp
4-8	$159 pp
9-13	$154 pp
14-24	$150 pp
25+	inquire

Private Tour Price:

Full Day
1	$245 pp
2-3	$185 pp
4-8	$170 pp
9-13	$160 pp
14-24	$155 pp
25+	inquire

Price includes bike. Subtract $25 own bike.
Price does not include tax or guide gratuity.

Overall Pricing Structure
Bike Rentals
Deposit / Cancellation policy

Shuttle Fee:

Whole Enchilada $30
Hazard Down $30
Solo tour could be $50, depending on availability

Departs: Standard full-day tours depart in the morning — time varies seasonally, and will also depend on shuttle time.

Distance: 27 miles / 20 miles

Special Notes:

The Whole Enchilada tour is typically a late summer July – early September option. Depending on the time of year will depend on how high we can shuttle.
In the earlier and later margins of the season, it can be run starting at the lower Hazard County starting point, which eliminates the Burro Pass section altogether.
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This tour is operated under permit with the Manti-La Sal National Forest and Moab Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management. Rim Tours is an equal opportunity provider.

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