Chasing the Double-Tiered Drop: Toquerville Falls Trail Blaze

TOQUERVILLE GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Chasing the Double-Tiered Drop: Toquerville Falls Trail Blaze

A guided, three-hour mountain-bike progression through chunky rock, slickrock and red-sand washes that finishes at a double-tiered waterfall—useful for riders who want shuttle-supported, coach-led desert riding.

Chasing the Double-Tiered Drop: Toquerville Falls Trail Blaze.

Duration
3 hours
Location
Toquerville
Operator
SoTah Adventures
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

The Toquerville Falls Trail Blaze is a guided progression-style outing in Southern Utah that threads chunky technical rock, flowing red-sand washes, slickrock and singletrack before delivering riders to a double-tiered waterfall and clear pools. Designed for intermediate riders and experienced mountain or dirt bikers, the route pairs rocky climbs and off-camber sections with open desert flow, while guides provide shuttle access, a skills and safety briefing, and on-ride support.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE TERRAIN

A Progressive Mix: Rock, Sand and Slickrock

The route progresses from chunky technical rock into flowing red sand washes and slickrock, offering a full range of desert riding textures that challenge balance and line choice.

THE LINE

Singletrack and Open Desert Flow

Riders move through singletrack and open desert flow in Babylon, encountering rocky climbs, off-camber sections and fast-moving terrain that reward momentum and technical skill.

THE SUPPORT

Guide-Led Shuttle and On-Ride Coaching

SoTah Adventures provides shuttle access to remote trailheads, a pre-ride skills and safety briefing, and on-ride support so participants can focus on progression and the surrounding desert scenery.

What the day feels like

How the Ride Feels

Expect a compact, three-hour progression ride that alternates technical, chunky rock sections with flowing washes and slickrock. The route delivers steep, rocky climbs and off-camber moves before opening into faster desert flow, with the final payoff being time spent at the double-tiered Toquerville Falls and its pools.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this outing suits—and who should reconsider.

1
Intermediate RidersWell matched: the route is designed for intermediate riders seeking technical variety and progression through rock, slickrock and flow.
2
Experienced Mountain/Dirt BikersIdeal: experienced riders will appreciate the rocky climbs, off-camber sections and faster desert terrain the route offers.
3
BeginnersNot ideal: the progression includes chunky technical rock and off-camber terrain that exceed novice skill levels; guides may alter pace or route for group comfort but the outing targets more experienced riders.
4
Photographers & Nature EnthusiastsA good match for those seeking desert scenery and a double-tiered waterfall—photography opportunities arise at the falls and along varied terrain.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The guided outing runs for approximately 3 hours.

Meeting & Shuttle

Participants meet on Spring Dr in Toquerville, UT 84774; guides provide shuttle transport to the trailhead.

Terrain & Difficulty

The route blends chunky technical rock, flowing red-sand washes, slickrock and singletrack with rocky climbs and off-camber sections—intended for intermediate and experienced riders.

Guides & On-Ride Support

SoTah Adventures offers a skills and safety briefing plus on-ride support so riders can focus on progression and scenery.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Toquerville Falls Trail Blaze?

The guided outing lasts approximately 3 hours.

Where do we meet for the trip?

The meeting location is on Spring Dr in Toquerville, UT 84774.

What rider skill level is this route designed for?

The route is designed for intermediate riders and experienced mountain or dirt bikers.

What kind of terrain will we ride?

Expect chunky technical rock, red-sand washes, slickrock, singletrack and open desert flow with rocky climbs, off-camber sections and faster terrain.

Will guides change the route based on conditions or group ability?

Yes — guides may adjust pace and route based on group skill and comfort level, and weather or trail conditions may affect route selection.