Sinners & Saints

Hop in the van! Pick ups are ear­ly on day 1, there are trails to ride! After bike builds and fits, your guides (all are cer­ti­fied instruc­tors on top of world class guides) will run a bike han­dling and fun­da­ments ses­sion, talk a lit­tle safe­ty and hit dirt. We will ease into the week with a warm-up at the Green Val­ley trails. 

This is a won­der­ful day to check out one of our favorite local bike shops, Red Rock Bicy­cle Co if you are look­ing for a nice jer­sey to take home or some­thing for the bike for the week ahead.

After our ride we will check in at our accom­mo­da­tions and get ready for our first night out as a group.

Wake up to a beau­ti­ful sun­rise on your own pri­vate bal­cony over­look­ing the town of St. George, dust­ed with a back­drop of the Pine Val­ley Moun­tains and the vibrant red rock of Snow Canyon State Park. We will head direct­ly to Hurricane.

Today, we will be rid­ing in two dif­fer­ent areas. Both offer very unique ter­rain. The morn­ing will start with the Gua­camole trail sys­tem and then we will tran­si­tion over to the JEM trails.

Start­ing out on sand­stone and pet­ri­fied dunes will be a great warm up. We will then progress into more chal­leng­ing ter­rain, where you will s rock drops, steep punchy climbs, slabs, and incred­i­ble rock formations.

We’ll have a pic­nic lunch at the trail­head then head down the road to ride one of south­ern Utah’s flowiest trails, JEM. Con­sid­ered by BIKE Mag­a­zine to be a trail with some of the best flow in the U.S. JEM is just that… a gem!

You will be beg­ging for a sec­ond lap. No prob­lem! We’ll be right there with you!

Head back to the hotel for a lit­tle R & R before we head out for dinner.

Today is entire­ly up to you to choose what you’d like to do. Want a rest day? Sounds great! Relax at our lodg­ing, catch some zzz’s, or work on some bike skills. 

Want to get out for a ride? Love the enthu­si­asm! We are hap­py to take folks out on the trail today to get some more ped­al­ing in and smiles on faces. 

Want to go check out the famous Zion Nation­al Park? Def­i­nite­ly a buck­et list place to vis­it! We are hap­py to set you up with a local guid­ing com­pa­ny to get out and explore the nation­al park today. We will be pack­ing our lunch­es to go for this day. If you are look­ing for more of a relax­ing day you are wel­come to explore more of Spring­dale or walk around the Vis­i­tor Center. 

Din­ner is on your own tonight. Lots to choose from and we will give you great suggestions.

We’ve made it to day 4 and have been rid­ing a ton and build­ing on your tool­box of skills. We are head­ed to Wire Mesa in the morn­ing and then Goose­ber­ry Mesa after lunch. This will like­ly be the most chal­leng­ing ride we wran­gle in the area, but the rewards are matched to the effort.

Wire Mesa will be a good morn­ing warm-up with a mix of fast and flowy, a few tech­ni­cal sec­tions, and unfor­get­table views. Lunch will be at the van. 

Goose­ber­ry is a total clas­sic trail. You can­not come to the St. George area and miss this epic net­work of trails.

From the trail­head, we will start with tame dou­ble track before get­ting to the rim of the mesa where we will leave the tame behind and ride the tech and feel some of the expo­sure the region is known for. We will work in small groups to sup­port the added chal­lenge and cheer on our co-rid­ers as we nav­i­gate Gooseberry.

The views from the ride will stop you in your tracks so we rec­om­mend keep­ing your cam­era close at hand.

Pack up, eat break­fast, and get ready for anoth­er beau­ti­ful day of rid­ing. We are head­ing to the Lit­tle Creek Mountains.

The rid­ing here is sim­i­lar in tech­ni­cal style to Goose­ber­ry but offers a unique feel. You will find a mix of it all—flow, packed dirt, tech, and slabs. The mesas pro­vide incred­i­ble viewpoints.

It’s time to say our good­byes. After a sol­id day on the trail, we head back to St. George and share farewell high-fives and hugs.