MOAB PRIVATE FIELD GUIDE
Riding the Rim: A Private Mountain‑Bike Tour Across Dead Horse Point’s Redrock Vistas
A private, up-to-four-hour guided mountain-biking tour through Dead Horse Point State Park that lets groups customize pace and route while an expert guide leads scenic overlooks and beginner–intermediate trails.
Riding the Rim: A Private Mountain‑Bike Tour Across Dead Horse Point’s Redrock Vistas.
This private tour threads beginner to intermediate mountain‑bike trails across the sculpted redrock of Dead Horse Point State Park, moving from scenic overlook to scenic overlook and offering up to four hours of guided riding and views above winding canyon country.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Overlooks Above Canyonlands
Ride between multiple scenic overlooks inside Dead Horse Point State Park for sustained, wide‑angle views of the canyon landscape—an integral part of the private tour experience.
Beginner to Intermediate Trails
Trails on this private outing are rated for beginner to intermediate mountain bikers, letting groups click into a comfortable challenge while a guide scouts lines and shares trail tips.
A Private Tour, Tailored Timing
Because tours are private, the outing can end whenever your group prefers—individuals within a group can also finish earlier than others—up to the maximum ride time.
What the day feels like
What the Ride Feels Like
You meet at the trailhead inside Dead Horse Point State Park, get fitted with a helmet and bike, run through basic bike controls and trail techniques, then follow a private guide for up to four hours—rolling from outlook to outlook along beginner and intermediate singletrack framed by canyon vistas.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this private Dead Horse Point ride suits best.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Tours run up to four hours; seasonal weather varies—winter can be wintry (Jan–Apr, Oct–Dec), May–Jun can be windy, and Jul–Sep can be extremely hot. Plan clothing and hydration accordingly.
Wear athletic clothing and appropriate footwear; bring water bottles or a hydration pack. Sunscreen or UV protective clothing is recommended. Water bottles are available for purchase and drinking water is available at the bike rental location.
The tour meets at Dead Horse Point State Park; there are currently no food or fuel services within about 45 minutes of Dead Horse Point and Canyonlands—fill up and bring snacks if continuing on after the ride.
Bike, helmet, water bottle, and a private guide are included with the tour.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The tour is up to four hours in duration; as a private tour you can finish earlier if your group prefers.
Where do we meet?
The tour meets at Dead Horse Point State Park at the scheduled trailhead location.
What equipment is provided?
The tour includes a bike, helmet, water bottle, and a guide.
What should I bring and wear?
Wear athletic clothing and appropriate footwear; bring water (or use provided water options), sunscreen or UV protective clothing, and dress for seasonal conditions.
Are there services nearby for food or fuel?
There are no food or fuel services within about 45 minutes of Dead Horse Point State Park and Canyonlands National Park—plan accordingly.
How do I contact the operator if I’m running late?
Respond to the confirmation email to contact the operator; staff may be out of cell service while commuting to trailhead locations and therefore may not answer phone calls.