Redrock Canyons Tour

The Redrock Canyons bike tour is a supported lodge to lodge road cycling tour that follows a Seldom Seen route through the Redrock Canyon Country of western Colorado and eastern Utah. This iconic region boasts striking geologic features, numerous prehistoric cultural sites and encompasses some of the “greatest unexplored wilderness in the country”
Highlights include: the 1980’s Coor’s Bicycle Classic “Tour of the Moon” stage through the Colorado National Monument, the stunning geology of Unaweep Canyon, world famous Monument Valley, terrain from Edward Abbey’s classic novel The Monkey Wrench Gang and the sandstone cliff encircled beauty of Lake Powell. These attractions are viewed while riding beneath the stunning peaks of the San Juan, Abajo, La Sal, and Henry mountains. The tour route meanders alongside and intersects many of desert southwest’s major rivers canyons including the Rio Gunnison, Rio Colorado, Rio Dolores, and Rio San Juan. If one was to ride just one tour in the American West, this is the one to experience.

Highlights

  • The 1980’s Coor’s Bicycle Classic “Tour of the Moon” stage through the Colorado National Monument.
  • The stunning geology of Unaweep Canyon
  • World famous Monument Valley
  • The stunning peaks of the San Juan, Abajo, La Sal, and Henry mountains.
  • Extra option Low-Level scenic flight $ 287.-

Details

TypeRoad bike, hybrid bike, E-bike
Duration6 days
LevelChallenging
SupportGuided
Daily distance 60 – 70 mi
Total distance 315 to 500 mi
Group sizeMin. 6 – max. 13
LodgingHotels
BicycleNot included
MonthApril, May, September, October
StartColorado Springs
FinishGrand Junction
States or countryArizona, Colorado, Utah
Airport startColorado Springs Airport – COS
Airport finishGrand Junction Regional airport GJT

Starting from $ 3,350.00

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