Raptor Route & LPS/Porcupine
For all ages! • 3 to 4 hour trail • Nearly 12 miles of excellent, fast, flowy, fun singletrack
What to Expect
The Raptor Route drops riders at the Eagle Eye trailhead — the start of the Raptor Route proper, conditions permitting. From there, Eagle Eye, Hawks Glide, Falcon Flow, and Kestrel Run deliver nearly 12 miles of excellent, fast, flowy singletrack with a few well-marked advanced moves. It's a great ride for intermediate and advanced riders alike.
This shuttle also serves riders heading down LPS/Porcupine.
E-bikes are welcome on this shuttle. Because e-bikes are not permitted on Eagle Eye, e-bike riders will be dropped at the Hawks Glide trailhead, picking up the route there. Hawks Glide, Falcon Flow, and Kestrel Run are all still on the menu — you'll just skip Eagle Eye.
The Raptor Route is a great standalone trail system. It also works as an alternative finish to the Whole Enchilada for riders looking to skip the technical, remote Porcupine Rim. If you want to ride the Raptor Route as part of a full Whole Enchilada — starting at UPS or above — book the Whole Enchilada Shuttle instead.
From the end of Kestrel Run, it's a 6.5-mile ride back to the shuttle lot via Sand Flats Rd. — a downhill-trending gravel road — followed by Moab city streets or the Millcreek Bike Path. Depending on where you're staying, you may want to skip the car and ride your bike to the lot. The Slickrock trail is right along the way if you want to add some slickrock to the day.
Includes
Trail Stats:
Raptor Route
- Total Length: 18 miles
- Starting/ Max Elevation: 6996 ft.
- Climb: 354 ft
- Estimated Time: 2 to 3 hours
Restrictions
E-bike access on Raptor Route is limited to Hawk's Glide and below.
Duration
1 hour shuttle drive • 3 to 4 hour trail
Address
675 N Main St, Moab, UT 84532, USA
Pricing
| Rider (no e-bike) | $40 |
| Rider with an E-bike | $45 |
Cancellation Policy
Trailhead access depends on weather conditions. We always intend to drop at Eagle Eye/LPS, but weather, recent precipitation, or wet trails may force us to drop at a lower trailhead. No refunds or rescheduling will be offered when this occurs. Riders are responsible for monitoring conditions and changing reservations within the applicable cancellation window. This is usually only an issue in early spring and late fall.
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