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Description With 100 rides to choose from, Mountain Biking Utah takes fat-tire enthusiasts on a tour of the state's unique landscapes-from the rugged mountains in the north to the spacious central plateaus and famed canyon country in the south. Pedal through the Wasatch Mountains near Salt Lake City, relish the endless vistas atop Brian Head Resort, and discover Moab's redrock splendor in and around Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Mountain bikers of all abilities will enjoy the classic assortment of rides varying in length and difficulty and appealing to a variety of moods, skills, and fitness levels. Detailed route descriptions, elevation profiles and easy-to-use maps help you find the trailhead and stay on track. |
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Experience 35 of the best rides in Utah's Color Country! Here you'll find rides near St. George, Zion National Park, Cedar City, Brian Head, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Bryce Canyon National Park. Bruce Grubbs is an avid hiker, mountain biker, and cross-country skier who has been exploring the American desert for over 30 years. An outdoor writer and photographer, he's written several other FalconGuides. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona. |
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The emphasis of the book is on hiking in Canyonlands National Park & vicinity of eastern Utah. This park is located west of Moab and south of the town of Green River, in the area where the Green and the Coloardo Rivers meet--locally known as The Confluence. But because not everyone has a 4WD vehicle, the author tells where a mountain bike can get you closer to a hike or canyon rim--without buying an SUV. The emphasis is getting people out to the rim of these major river canyons, and/or into a side canyon, and down to the bottom, or to one of the rivers. |
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Description Bjornstad does it again, this time describing the spectacular—and highly accessible—cracks and crags near Moab, Utah, including Wall Street, Long Canyon, and Potash Road. Also featured are climbs in the San Rafael Swell, one of the largest and most remote deserts in the vast Colorado Plateau. |
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