Biking

There’s something almost meditative about the rhythm of pedaling through alpine and high desert terrain—the way your breath syncs with the cadence, how the world slows down just enough to notice the way shadows pool in sandstone crevices.

On two wheels, you become part of the landscape. 

Glide beneath canyon walls that rise like ancient cathedrals in Zion National Park. Feel the sun as you navigate Snow Canyon State Park’s black lava fields and blushing sandstone. Breathe the earthy scent of sage after a rare rainstorm in the desert. 

This is not a workout. It’s not transportation. This is cycling in Greater Zion –  a landscape that demands to be felt, not just seen.

(Craving dirt beneath your tires? Explore Mountain Biking.)

Choose Your Two-Wheel Path

Whether you’re seeking the hum of an electric-bike cruise through valley roads, the heart-pounding triumph of conquering climbs that challenge even elite cyclists, or simply the pure freedom of rolling through desert vistas that stretch toward forever — Greater Zion meets you where you are. The hardest part is choosing where to start. 

Here are a few ideas: 

NOTE: If you like to remain on bike paths only, be sure to verify the complete route for portions that might take you on city roads. Not every path is linked and may result in a mile or two of a road ride. 

Additional Resources 

• Southern Utah Bicycle Alliance (Suba) Maps
• Hurricane City Trail System
• Ivins City Trail Map
• St. George City Trail System
• Washington City Trail System
• Washington County Outdoor Recreation Map

Hundreds of miles of scenic roads, paved paths, and trails are waiting. Come discover the connection between effort and exhilaration, between who you were when you started and who you’ve become by journey’s end. 

Guides & Outfitters

Ready to ride? Whether you rent from a local shop or book a guided tour, Greater Zion’s expert outfitters make it easy to achieve the perfect two-wheel experience.