RED ROCKS
Nevada- Utah - Arizona
7 days - 1,200 miles
Riding in the majesty of UTAH & ARIZONA
This 7-day trip offers the most diverse landscapes, making it a perfect “Instagram ride”. The state of Utah is home of the most popular National Parks of the United States, and you will get to experience them via backcountry roads. After taking in the immensity of Grand Canyon on its South rim, you will head towards the majestic landscapes of Capitol Reef National Park and enjoy the breathtaking views above Lake Powell. Then we ride west to discover the wonderful Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks. For the end of the ride, Arizona will enchant you with some of its natural wonders, such as Monument Valley and the remote and less explored North rim of Grand Canyon, before heading back to Las Vegas.
ROAD BOOK
- Difficulty 35%
- Off-road 60%
Spring and Fall
Scenic Landscapes
Double- Occupancy Rooms
55-80 Degrees
Starts/ends in Las Vegas, NV
Food Included
DAY by DAY
DAY 1 - Start LAS VEGAS to GRAND CANYON WEST
The first day is an easy warm up, with some pavement and nice dirt roads through the desert. We stop at Hoover Dam, before heading to the South rim of Grand Canyon NP.
DAY 2 - GRAND CANYON
We explore the Southern rim of Grand Canyon, with beautiful views of the Colorado river. The day ends just outside of the Grand Canyon National Park.
DAY 3 - GRAND CANYON to MONUMENT VALLEY
After a few lasts stops over the Grand Canyon, we take the iconic route heading straight to Monument Valley. There’s an optional bus tour there, since motorcycles are not allowed in the park. Still, the sunset view from the entrance of the park is just magnificent. Prepare your camera!
DAY 4 - MONUMENT VALLEY to BULLFROG MARINA
A beautiful sandy loop of the Valley of the Gods followed by the technical tracks of Mocki Dugway and Mulley Point: each stop is a postcard! After the break, we attack “Woodenshoes Road”, a succession of mountain tracks on the edge of a precipice with several passes crossing.
DAY 5 - BULLFROG MARINA to BRYCE CANYON
The scenic route goes through the spectacular “Capitol Reef National Park” via Grand Staircase Escalante. Arriving in Bryce Canyon, we enjoy one of the most spectacular view of all National Parks!
DAY 6 - BRYCE CANYON to PAGE
Cap to the south along the undulating and dusty tracks of the Grand Staircase National Monument. The tracks become narrower and then sandy. Navigation is sometimes complex to reach the cliffs of Vermilion National Monument. Great trail then drive to discover the Lake Powell marina.
DAY 7 - Back to LAS VEGAS
For the last day, we take a long but easy dirt road to see the Grand Canyon from a very remote place. We then ride on the shore of Lake Mead to Las Vegas.
YOUR TRIP INFORMATIONS
Red Rocks
- Lodging, Bed&Breakfast
- MidDay snack (except restaurant)
- Gas for Motorbike included
- 4 riders minimum, 8 riders maximum
- Loop starts and ends in Las Vegas, NV
- 1,200 miles of breathtaking views
- Welcome Pack and welcome Dinner
- 1 support Rider with the Group
- 1 GPS and 1 Zoleo security system
- 1 Support van to carry your bag for maximum comfort and minimum stress
2025 - SOLD OUT
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- 1 RIDER with own bike : $4,500
- 1 RIDER + 1 rental bike : $6,500
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- TEAMMATE : 1 passenger of pick-up truck : $2,700
- PRIVATIZATION (5 pilots minimum) : on demand
- ASK FOR 2026 : ride@mototrailsusa.com
IS IT A TRIP FOR ME ?
This Spring / Fall trip is designed for intermediate riders looking for a fun ride in some of the most iconic areas of the West. While the trip is not intented for beginners, you’ll find that most of the trails are easy, usually following large jeep trails and gravel roads. As for the paved sections, they cover about 70% of the trip and they are just as beautiful with very little traffic.
Weather should be great at this time of year, but you should be prepared for a wide range of temperatures.
Last, but not least, we will be riding the Tenere 700 in very remote areas where search and rescue might need hours to reach us. Safety will be our top priority over performance.
Overall, the challenge is perfectly doable for any rider of moderate experience in good physical condition and willing to put in the effort to live a great adventure.
MORE DETAILS
WHAT’S INCLUDED ?
- TENERE 700 rental (optional)
- GPS Trail Tech Voyager Pro
- ZOLEO satellite communicator
- GAS
- Lodging B&B base Twin (8 nights)
- Welcome dinner
- SNACKS midDay
- Transport of luggages
WARNINGS
- This is a self GPS-guided ride. The provided GPS routes are not mandatory and you’re free to take your own decisions
- You are not encouraged to ride alone. People will ride in small groups but ultimately, each rider is responsible for their own riding.
- If you’re coming from abroad, plan to arrive at least one day before the start of the ride to get used to the time difference.
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED ?
- Beverages in restaurants
- Restaurants (Dinners or MidDays)
- Insurance (we can provide contacts if needed)
- $1,500 RETAINER for renting the Tenere 700
- Air travel to and from Las Vegas.
- Anything not listed as included.
It’s a SELF-GUIDED TRIP
WE PROVIDE ALL THE TOOLS
You’re on your own with our logistic to help you.
✔ Fully fitted Tenere 700 with bags and GPS
✔ Pickup truck to carry your luggage so you can ride light.
✔ Support riders who know the trails, carry tools and have satellite communication.
However, you’re in charge of your adventure and you will be responsible for managing your effort and riding at a safe pace.
DIRT OR PAVEMENT
Everyday, a morning briefing will let you know all about the day’s ride, after which you can decide between riding on the dirt or opting for the pavement option. Again, you’re on your own, and you take the decisions.
RIDING IN GROUP
Riding solo is dangerous so we encourage you to ride in group. Nonetheless, everybody should ride at its own pace and have time to stop to take pictures…
SHARING MEMORIES
After reaching the hotel at the end of the afternoon, the riders will have dinner in a restaurant and plenty of time to share their adventures of the day!
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