Biking at Red Mountain

Custom Adventures

Priced per activity, PER PERSON

Our experienced guides and preferred outfitters can provide a custom adventure designed for your experience level and interests. Choose a location near the resort, or a trip to nearby National Parks. Based on guide availability, advance notice required.

Snow Canyon E-Bike Adventure

2 hours, $185 PEr PERSON

Enjoy the red sandstone cliffs and beauty of Snow Canyon State Park. This route is primarily paved with some gravel road riding. E-bike models may vary, and the guide will offer the bike best suited for your height. Biking experience is highly recommended for e-bike tours. E-bikes are heavier than road and mountain bikes and can travel up to 25 mph.

Kayenta E-Bike Adventure

2 hours, $185 PEr PERSON

This route hugs the red cliffs & canyons of the big Red Mountain, taking you to the desert community of Kayenta. You will enjoy the architecture of this naturally landscaped area and glide into the heart of the Kayenta Art Village. You'll get a chance to freshen up and explore the artisan shops. Now, the ride goes to the stunning outdoor Tuacahn Amphitheatre and then coasts back to the resort. Average 15 mile ride.

Mountain Biking

4 HOURS, Private Guided Experience, $255

Southwestern Utah is renowned for its quality and diversity of mountain biking terrain, and trails such as Gooseberry Mesa and the J.E.M Trail are sought after destinations for bikers from all over the world. Let us show you the ride of your life, and whether you are a beginner or an advanced rider - our guides can take you where you want to go. Some experience on a mountain bike is preferred, but if it is your first time, please specify so we allow time for an instructional lesson that includes a fun ride to get some desert terrain experience under your belt.

‍Prices subject to change without notice.

Assumption of Inherent Risk in Outdoor Activities

Guests participating in Outdoor Recreation activities must recognize they include risks integral to those activities. Although it is possible to minimize these risks, they cannot be eliminated without destroying the unique nature of the activity. Guests must agree to comply with all safety rules and instruction of Red Mountain Resort, any of its agents, employees and representatives. Guests must recognize that our activities occur in the wilderness in environments that include canyons, mountain and desert terrain, remote from medical facilities, roads and communication sites. Some of the inherent risks guests may be exposed to include but are not limited to: judgments by self, others or Red Mountain Resort; not following instructions; rough and steep terrain, falling or stumbling, trails with or without maintenance, off-trail travel, fences and barbed wire, loose rock, sand, sharp branches, cactus, vegetation, boulders, exposed ledges and paths, standing or running water, high temperatures, flash floods, rain, snow, lightning, extreme weather changes, winds, wild animals, venomous reptiles, insects, terrain lacking water resources and rock fall. These and other risks and hazards can result in injury, damage, permanent disability, death or loss. By voluntarily signing up to participate in any organized outdoor recreation activity at Red Mountain Resort, guests acknowledge the presence of these and similar risks.