The Whole Enchilada

Mountain Biking The Whole Enchilada

#1 of 695 mountain bike trails in Utah

This trail encompasses several trails including Burro Pass, Hazard County, and Porcupine Rim. You start out at 10000ft, and climb about another 1400 to Burro Pass, then the downhill insanity starts. Thru wooded forests, Aspen Pine lands, creeks, then down open prairie land and thru miles of technical really fast, crazy steep and slippery single track until you get to the Upper and lower Porcupine sections, then you finally end up at the Colorado River. This is the most technically diverse and by far the most fun ride I have ever done. I don't believe you could find one ride that has it all like this does.Took about 5 hours, but we stopped a lot for pictures, scenery, and just to in general take it all in. Amazing ride....

First added by Fusselman on Aug 19, 2009. Last updated Feb 26, 2021. → add an update

Before you go

Drinking water: no

Lift service: no

Night riding: yes

Pump track: no

Restrooms: no

Fat bike grooming: no

E-bikes allowed: no

Fee required: no

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Getting there

Take a shuttle to The Burro Pass trail, local Moab bike shops have the maps.

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Q: For a solo rider: is there any way to do this one way? As in: is there a bus or some way to get back to the start? Seems like a round trip on this trail would be a bit much?

asked by Flydyl on Aug 2, 2020

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Q: is this trail doable in mid-late April?

asked by on Apr 17, 2016

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Q: Would it be too hot to do this trip mid-August?

asked by 1kayaker on Apr 27, 2017

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A: I did it in mid-July and survived, but it was close to 100 degrees when I reached the river. Travel cautiously, wear sunscreen, and pack a lot of water.

answered by Greg Heil on Apr 27, 2017 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: Any chance to ride it around October 12th

asked by on Sep 21, 2016

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Q: is this doable in mid-April?

asked by Rabbit88 on Apr 17, 2016

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A: As of last weekend, I heard they were dropping at the kokopelli trail. So you'd miss out on Hazard County, Burro Pass, etc.

answered by Greg Heil on Apr 27, 2017 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: hazards

asked by mmcary on Feb 13, 2016

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Q: Is this trail good to go in Mid June? A couple years ago I rode it 2nd week of June and Burros Pass was still snowed in. What

asked by Frank Etier on Mar 15, 2016

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A: Depends on how much snow they get, how warm of a spring they have, etc. No way to know until mid-June gets here.

answered by Greg Heil on Mar 15, 2016 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: Is this trail good to go in Mid June? A couple years ago I rode it 2nd week of June and Burros Pass was still snowed in. What

asked by Frank Etier on Mar 15, 2016

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A: Mid-June should be perfect for this trail as long as the snow is melted on the top. You just want to monitor the temps and make sure the days aren't getting too hot. You'll want to be starting the trail super early in the morning, it may be a bit chilly then as well.

answered by Reet on Aug 22, 2018 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: June Trail conditions? Few years ago I rode this trail in mid June and only the upper most section was closed. What's the outlook for this summer?

asked by on Mar 15, 2016

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Q: Is this trail ridable in March?

asked by on Mar 6, 2016

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Q: Early November trail conditions?

asked by theo1957 on Sep 19, 2018

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A: It may be snowing at the trailhead (about 11,200 ft elevation), so definitely check. I rode it beginning of October and the temps at the top were about 32 degrees F. Still rad though!!

answered by Jenny Corso on Oct 11, 2019 Feedback: Helpful | Not helpful

Q: how is this trail first week of june? Planning a trip want to be prepared :) Ema

asked by emaqponies on Feb 10, 2018

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The Whole Enchilada

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