The Maze Canyonlands

The Maze, tucked away into the most remote section of wonderfully secluded Canyonlands National Park, The Maze is one of the biggest and best of the last: a rarely traveled, wholly inaccessible wilderness. Among the wildest, least trammeled landscapes of size in the continental United States. The Maze’s hypnotic labyrinth, a geologic fusion of cliffs, meandering canyons, and inspiring buttes provide unparalleled riding, folded into a truly unforgettable adventure.

Highlights

  • Canyonlands National Park
  • The Harvest Scene
  • Lake Powell

Details

Typemountain bike
Duration5 days
Levelmoderate
Supportguided
Daily distance23 mi
Group sizemin 4 max 13
LodgingFirst-Class Camping
Bicyclerental
MonthMarch, April, May. September, October
StartMoab
FinishMoab
States or countryUtah
Airport startCanyonlands Field Airport (CNY)
Airport finishCanyonlands Field Airport (CNY)

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