Statewide Riding
Where we ride in Arizona
Five distinct riding geographies, one state, and a ride for every season. Here's where we run tours, rentals, and lessons.
Phoenix Metro & Central Desert
Our home turf. Open Sonoran desert singletrack, sandy washes, and rocky climbs within an hour of the city — Table Mesa, Bulldog Canyon, Desert Wells, and the Boulders. Prime October through April.
Wickenburg & West Valley
Classic open-desert riding northwest of Phoenix — beginner-friendly washes and singletrack that scale up to advanced. A favorite staging area for guided tours.
Tucson & Southern Arizona
Technical southern desert and grassland riding, from the famous Charouleau Gap to the mellow, view-packed Redington Pass. Rides beautifully in the cooler months and stays open in winter.
Sedona & Verde Valley
Scenery-first red-rock riding — approachable forest roads like Schnebly Hill plus technical challenges around Soldier Pass. Some of the most beautiful riding in the state.
Flagstaff & the High Country
Summer's answer to the desert heat. Cool ponderosa-pine trails and volcanic cinder cones at 7,000 feet — Cinder Hills, Alto Pit near Prescott, and the Hualapai Mountains near Kingman.
Don't See Your City?
If it's in Arizona, there's riding near it
We ride statewide and plan around wherever you're based. Tell us your location and dates and we'll find the best terrain for your group and the season. Call 844-967-5247.
Book a RideReady to ride the Arizona desert?
Bikes and full gear provided, all skill levels welcome. Tell us your dates and we'll build the ride — book a tour, reserve a rental, or request a lesson.