Whole Enchilada Trail System
Advanced Riders • 4 to 6 hour trail • One of the most memorable rides in the world!
What to Expect
The world-famous Whole Enchilada is Moab's most iconic mountain bike ride, descending over 7,000 feet from alpine peaks to the Colorado River. Spanning 27 miles, the route strings together Burro Pass, Hazard County, Kokopelli, UPS, LPS, and Porcupine Rim — winding through forests, aspen groves, slickrock ledges, and technical red rock terrain, with stunning views throughout. A 6-mile paved path returns riders to the shuttle lot.
Recommended for experienced riders only. Riders can also opt to finish via the Raptor Route — a more intermediate alternative beginning at Eagle Eye trailhead at the end of UPS, with nearly 12 miles of flowy, fast singletrack back to town via Sand Flats Road.
Includes
We always and ONLY drop as high as conditions allow.
Burro does not open before July 1.
Trail Stats:
Burro
- Miles to Moab: 33 (51km)
- Starting Elevation: 10,500 ft
- Highest Elevation: 11,182 ft / 3,408 M
- Climb: 1,1695 ft
- Estimated Time: 4 to 6 hours, average
Hazard County
- Trailhead Elevation: 9,350ft.
- Miles to Moab: 24 (39km)
Kokopelli
- Trailhead Elevation: 8,340ft.
- Miles to Moab: 23 (37km)
UPS
- Trailhead Elevation: 7,790ft.
- Miles to Moab: 20 (37km)
LPS
- Trailhead Elevation: 7,270ft.
- Miles to Moab: 18 (29km)
Restrictions
E-bikes are not permitted on the Whole Enchilada trail system. The route crosses USFS land and a Wilderness Study Area on Porcupine Rim, where motorized travel is prohibited — this applies to all e-bike classes. If you're riding an e-bike, book the Raptor Route & LPS/Porcupine Shuttle instead; e-bikes are permitted on the lower Raptor Route trails and will be dropped at Hawks Glide trailhead. Mag 7 and Navajo Rocks are also excellent e-bike options.
Duration
1 hour shuttle drive time • 4 to 6 hour trail
Address
675 N Main St, Moab, UT 84532, USA
Pricing
| Rider (no e-bike) | $40 |
Cancellation Policy
Trailhead access depends on weather conditions. We always drop at the highest accessible trailhead, 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.
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