Mountain Bike Trails
Mesa trails
- Gooseberry Mesa – Iconic slickrock and singletrack with technical features and scenic overlooks.
- Guacamole Mesa – Short, punchy climbs and slickrock slabs with amazing Zion views.
- Little Creek Mesa – More remote, with flowing lines and unique rock features.
- Wire Mesa – Fast and fun loop with moderate tech and great vistas.
- Grafton Mesa – Technical downhill with exposure, drops, and shuttle access.
Flow Trails
- JEM Trail — smooth desert singletrack with sweeping turns and effortless flow.
- Hurricane Rim (flow sections) — rim‑edge trails with mellow downhill segments.
- Bearclaw Poppy — iconic rollers, natural rhythm, and fun speed.
- Prospector — moderate flow with some slickrock and sandy transitions.
- Applecross Trail System — loops and connectors built for enjoyably flowing lines.
- Cliffrose Trail — high elevation multiuse system with flowing singletrack and scenic views.
- Revenant Trails — a network of routes with fast‑flow, berms, and open viewlines, great for riders looking to cruise and carve.
HIgh elevation trails
- Thunder Mountain Trail – A 9.2-mile trail near Bryce Canyon, offering stunning red rock hoodoos and a mix of technical and flowy sections.
- Bunker Creek Trail – Located near Brian Head, this trail provides a challenging ascent with alpine meadows and panoramic views.
- Blowhard Trail – This trail offers a mix of technical terrain and flowy sections, providing a thrilling ride with expansive vistas.
- Dark Hollow Trail – A scenic trail near Brian Head, featuring alpine meadows, aspen groves, and panoramic views of the surrounding area.
- Iron Hills Trail System – Located near Cedar City, this system offers over 30 miles of trails suitable for all skill levels, with options for both uphill and downhill rides.