Fruita isn't just a stop on the way to Moab—it is the destination. With flowy singletrack at 18 Road and technical ledges on the Kokopelli loops, we have riding for every style.
1. 18 Road (North Fruita Desert)
Famous for 'PBR' (Pumps, Bumps, and Rollers) and 'Zippity Do Da.' This system is perfect for groups because the climbs are gentle and the descents are fast and flowy.
Pro Tip
It's exposed! Ride early in the morning during summer.
Stay Close
Our Maple Cabin is just a short drive from the trailhead, giving you a head start on the crowds.
2. Kokopelli Loops
Overlooking the Colorado River, trails like 'Horsethief Bench' and 'Mary's Loop' offer technical challenges and stunning canyon views. Be ready for some 'hike-a-bike' sections if you're new to desert riding!
3. The Lunch Loops (Grand Junction)
Just 20 minutes east, these trails are technical, rocky, and rowdy. 'Ribbon' and 'Gunny Loop' are local favorites for advanced riders.
Why Bikers Choose Explore Fruita
We ride, so we get it. That's why both Blair Bungalow and Maple Cabin come equipped with secure bike storage, tools, and plenty of space to wash off the desert dust. Don't risk your bikes in a hotel parking lot—bring them home.