Porcupine Rim & Eagle Eye Mountain Bike Shuttle in Moab
Link Moab’s flowing singletrack and rocky descents with two shuttle rides
Duration
3–5 hrs
Highlights
Ride a mountain bike route that combines flowing terrain with technical rock, drops, and trail features. Shuttle rides connect the descents, giving you a varied taste of Moab riding without pedaling every climb.
- Descend 4,800 feet over an 18-mile route
- Ride Eagle Eye and Hawks Glide on the first leg
- Explore Porcupine Rim and finish beside the Colorado River
Important details
- This is an advanced mountain bike route
- The shuttle accesses the highest trailhead that weather conditions permit each day
- Use the meeting-location directions rather than Google, Trailforks, or Apple Maps to find the departure point
- The return to your vehicle requires a 3.2-mile pedal along the paved Colorado River bike path
- Be ready to board 15 minutes before departure to allow time for bike loading
- Complete the 4-mile descent on Eagle Eye and Hawks Glide within 50 minutes to catch the second shuttle. There is no third shuttle; missing it means an uphill pedal to access Porcupine Rim
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations are non-refundable. To cancel or reschedule, give at least 48 hours' notice for parties of 3 or fewer, 72 hours for parties of 4–9, or 7 days for parties of 10 or more. No exceptions.
Product ID: B53BPN
FAQs
Yes. The shuttle requires at least six booked seats to run. If the minimum isn't met and your departure needs to be canceled, you'll be notified by 5 PM the day before. An alternative shuttle seat will be sought, but isn't guaranteed.
Yes, if fitness, weather, and time permit. You can add Upper Porcupine Singletrack: access the lower section with a 0.25-mile pedal, or ride the entire section with an additional 3 miles and 600 feet of climbing. The second-shuttle deadline still applies.
Carry at least 100 ounces of water per rider, with more recommended for the hot, dry desert environment. Bring ample food and snacks to maintain your energy throughout the ride.
Meeting details
Grand County Transit Hub Parking Lot, Highway 191 & Highway 128, Moab
