Navajo Rocks is a standout intermediate-to-advanced singletrack trail system just outside Moab. While the network offers various loop options, it’s also an excellent 17+ mile point-to-point ride composed entirely of singletrack. Riders traverse slickrock, rolling dirt, and punchy climbs beneath towering red rock cliffs, with a mix of flowy sections, technical slab lines, optional drops, and expansive views of the La Sals and surrounding buttes. The route begins on Getaway, linking into Mustang, then Chisholm before crossing HWY 313. From there, riders continue on Chisholm, connect to Big Lonely, Big Mesa, and finish on Ramblin’. Riders can stage a vehicle at the end of the trail, or return to town with a 16-mile ride—5 miles on the road, followed by the Moab Canyon Parkway bike path.

Riders will have the option to drop vehicles near the end of the trail. We will meet and load bikes at our lot, once loaded, riders will follow us in their vehicle. Vehicles will be left at the Navajo East parking area on 313 or at the entrance to the Brands/Bar M area. If you do not drop a vehicle, plan on riding 16 miles via a combination of road and bike path back to the shuttle departure lot. If you would prefer to be picked up at the Navajo East lot, please email or text to confirm by at least 5pm the day before. If we don’t hear from you, we will expect you to meet us at our lot in town.