Bike & Mountain Bike Tours in Utah

Antelope Electric Bike Company offers electric bike tours on paved roads. All tours include an interactive guide who will explore the island and explain in detail the different animals, wildlife and history of this ancient island.Activities include; viewing the bison at the corral, walking down to the sandy white beach of the Great Salt Lake, exploring the visitor center, and the million year old rock formations around the island. Animals include: bison, trophy mule deer, coyotes, badgers, sam-hill cranes, bighorn sheep, pelicans, snakes, lizards and antelope! The biking tour includes: Exploring the island on an electric bike with an expert guide

Embark on a 3-hour exploratory tour of Salt Lake City by bicycle, departing from Liberty Park. Your locally based guide offers a comprehensive look at the capital city, with multiple stops at points of interest in the greater downtown area. See historical and contemporary monuments and learn about the city's Mormon pioneers. Light refreshments, bike cruisers and helmets are provided.

Explore Utah on two wheels and enjoy outdoor adventure in the desert on this half-day mountain bike tour in Moab. Choose to bring your own bike or rent a full-suspension mountain bike, then follow a guide along rugged biking trails around Moab. During your 4-hour tour, pick from a wide range of routes of varying difficulty. Spin along rolling terrain to Deadhorse Point or Klondike Bluff, follow the Moab Brand Trails or get your adrenaline pumping along Slickrock and the Magnificent Seven Trails.

Explore Salt Lake City at sunset and learn about the prostitution history in this capital city of Utah on a guided, 3.5-hour bike and brothel tour. Get a comprehensive look at one of the fastest growing cities in the world, peddling from one point of interest to another, including the old red light districts.

Discover one of Utah's most spectacular state parks on this guided, 5-hour, mountain biking tour. Explore Dead Horse Point State Park, offering 5,362 acres of high desert at an altitude of 5,900 feet. This 10-mile adventure features a single track with rolling terrain and a dramatic overlook of the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park. The tour is most suitable for those riders with some previous mountain biking experience, although this is not necessary. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.