Kokopelli Trail

If you’ve heard about the great mountain biking near Fruita, Colorado, here’s your chance to see what all the talk is about on our Kokopelli Trail! More than 140 miles of secluded trails and jeep roads. With many long ascents and an exhilarating descent on Moab’s popular Porcupine Rim Trail this tour is perfect for mountain bike riders looking for a challenge.

Highlights

  • Great riding near Fruita
  • Utah’s Canyon Country
  • Porcupine Rim Trail

Details

TypeMountain bike, E-mountain bike
Duration5 days
LevelModerate to Challenging
SupportGuided
Daily distance25 – 37 mi
Total distance143 mi
Group sizemin. 6 max. 13
LodgingCamping
BicycleNot included
MonthApril, May, September, October
StartGrand Junction
FinishGrand Junction
States or countryColorado, Utah
Airport startGrand Junction Regional Airport (GJT)
Airport finishGrand Junction Regional Airport (GJT)

Starting from $ 1,460.00

*Please note the prices are subject to change depending availability *

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