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Moab mountain biking trails PDF Print E-mail
Written by Brian Carroll   
Thursday, 05 June 2008
GEMINI BRIDGES is a very popular trail among bike riders and four-wheelers alike.  Due to this popularity, it is recommended to do this trail on a weekday so as to avoid the traffic created by four-wheelers.  Gemini provides wonderful views and a challenging route. 

The trail is not the hardest difficulty but is challenging due to its length and various steep inclines.  It is 16 miles round trip with a total climb of about 1,500 feet.

The trailhead is at GPS N 38° 39.381' W 109° 40.672 (park and head west)

For specific information on this trail including tips, pictures, maps, and locations visit www.utahmountainbiking.com/trails/gemini.htm


POISON SPIDER is very difficult and designed for expert riders.  If one decides to try the trail and is not an expert rider, there are a number of spots where they should dismount and walk there bikes, otherwise the trail can prove to be quite dangerous.  It does provide amazing views and is considered a “must do” while biking in Moab.
The trailhead is at GPS N 38° 31.917' W 109° 36.473'.

For specific information on this trail including tips, pictures, maps, and locations visit www.utahmountainbiking.com/trails/poisonsp.htm

Other area trails:
Amasa Back
Arches Loop
Baby Steps
Bar M Loop
Bartlett Wash
Behind the Rocks
Burro Pass
Circle O
Courthouse Wash
Fins & Things
Fisher Mesa
Flat Pass
Gold Bar Rim
Golden Spike
Hazard County
Hidden Canyon
Hurrah Pass
Jackson Hole Loop
Klondike Bluffs
Lit. Canyon Rim
Moab Rim
Onion Creek
Portal trail
Porcupine Rim
Porcupine Singletrack
Pritchett Canyon
Prostitute Butte
Slickrock Trail
Sovereign Sgltrk
Tusher Canyon
White Rim Trail
Whole Enchilada

For specific information on any of the above mentioned trails including tips, pictures, maps, and locations www.utahmountainbiking.com/

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