What we’re about
Utah Mountain Biking! We're a group of mountain bikers of all levels based out of the greater Salt Lake City and Wasatch Back areas. We usually have a few evening and night rides each week along with weekend rides. We also have camping trips to places like Moab and Teton Valley. After our rides we usually go out to a restaurant or hangout at the trailhead with drinks and snacks.
More Info, Ride Levels, Types: https://mountainadventures.us/slcmtb
Disclaimer: All events at your own risk. https://mountainadventures.us/slcmtb/disclaimer
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Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Weekly Social Ride - Olympic Park Flow Trails (Advanced Beginner+)Lower UOP Trailhead, Park City, UT
The Ride
We'll head up RTS to the flow trails and do a few laps on them. This is a no-drop type ride where we'll wait for everyone at intersections to make sure nobody gets lost or falls behind. We'll ride for an hour or two, depending on how everyone is doing.Flow Trail Preview Videos
BYOB (https://odysee.com/@MountainAdventures:2/BYOB-Park-City:7)
OMH (https://odysee.com/@MountainAdventures:2/OMH-Park-CIty:6)- The rocky part in the video is the hardest of three lines at that spot. If I redo this video I may put all three in there somehow.
Ride Level
This is an advanced beginner ride, so if you are worried about holding other up, don't worry about it on this ride. As you long as you have biked some singletrack with rocks, this ride is for you. The flow trails are easy intermediate trails. Any advanced riders that come are expecting it and are looking for a laid back ride. Plus the best way to get better is go with people that are faster than you.Meeting Spot
The trailhead is on the way up to the Olympic Park on the right side. The trailhead on the left is for dogs and usually fills up first.
Lower UOP Trailhead: https://www.trailforks.com/poi/649/Post Ride
$5 Burgers and Beers at O'Shucks, Fat Kid Pizza or Tailgating at the TrailheadWeather: Check for changes the day of. Time and location may change or the ride may be canceled due to weather or trail conditions.
Weekly Ride: This is the traditional PBR (Park City Beginner Ride) that tends to be our weekly social ride. The beginner rides rotate between Round Valley, Lower UOP trails and Sparky trails. The RSVPs will usually open about two weeks before the ride (or when we have a ride leader sure they an make it and update the description for the ride). For 2025 we will have intermediate rides some weeks, since we haven't had many beginners showing up recently.
Disclaimer: All events are at your own risk. (Full disclaimer (https://mountainadventures.us/slcmtb/disclaimer)
- Night Ride - Road to Wos + No WorriesNeeds location
Meeting Location:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/EYB3PBDsCynNS5rm8Route:
https://www.trailforks.com/ridelog/planner/view/595097Ride Details:
- Technical Level: Intermediate
- Fitness Level: Intermediate
- Distance: ~9 miles
- Elevation Gain: ~1,500 ft
- Bring: Night riding lights (mandatory) and a drink to hang out after the ride
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Road to Wos + No Worries Loop
We’ll start this ride on Shortstack, then head up Road to Wos, a scenic climb with sweeping views and steady elevation. Midway up, we’ll take a detour onto No Worries, a super fun out-and-back trail with fast, flowy lines and a playful vibe. After climbing back out of No Worries, we’ll finish the Road to Wos loop and descend back down to the car via Shortstack.
This route is perfect for intermediate riders—expect smooth singletrack, moderate climbs, and a mix of flow and mild tech. We’ll ride at a steady pace and regroup at key points so no one gets left behind.***
Regular Disclaimer:
This is not a guided ride and I’m not a professional rider—just someone who loves bikes and good company. Ride like you would if you were solo: smart, safe, and within your limits. By attending, you accept full responsibility for your own safety and agree not to hold me or the group liable for anything that happens. - Humpday Hookie - Jennis & Johns (Advanced)Parking lot, Park City, UT
The Ride:
It's Wednesday, so slip out of work and have some fun. We'll ride in the morning since it's cooler. We'll climb Jenni's and descend on the techy, rooty Johns.
Distance: 15 km
Climbing: 468m
Last time it took me just under 2 hours to do the loop.Post Ride:
Park City Farmers Market (Volkl Bakery & Spencer's BBQ are usually there)Disclaimer:
All events are at your own risk. (Full disclaimer (https://mountainadventures.us/slcmtb/disclaimer) - Thursday Night Ride - Mueller Park Big LoopNeeds location
Meeting Location:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/iwKRKN7mBE8GjJyM9Ride Details:
- Technical Level: Intermediate
- Fitness Level: Intermediate
- Distance: ~15 miles
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Mueller Park – Rudy’s, North Canyon & Maple Syrup Loop
We’ll kick things off by climbing up Mueller Park Trail all the way to the top of Rudy’s Flat. From there, we’ll drop into North Canyon Trail, a fast, fun descent with some technical bits and tight turns. After connecting to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, we’ll ride back toward Mueller and climb again—this time linking into the newer Maple Syrup trail for a playful descent.From there, we’ll finish things off with Hornet and cruise back to the lot.
This route includes sustained climbing, fast descents, and plenty of flow with sections of technical trail. It’s ideal for intermediate riders with solid bike handling skills and the fitness to handle a longer loop. We’ll ride as a group but stop to regroup at intersections and key junctions.Meet at the meeting point at 7:30 PM. Wheels rolling shortly after.
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What to Bring:
- Good attitude and solid legs
- Night riding lights (mandatory!)
- Helmet and a reliable bike
- Gloves and a light jacket
- Water and a snack for the top
- Pads optional, but a good idea for the descents
We’ll ride at a social pace, but expect a workout on the climbs and some speed on the descents. Regroup spots will give everyone a chance to catch up.
Post-ride hangout: Bring a chair and a drink if you want to chill at the lot afterward. I’ll be in a charcoal Tesla so you can find me.
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Regular Disclaimer:
This is not a guided ride and I’m not a professional rider—just someone who loves bikes and good company. Please take all the same precautions you would if riding solo. By attending, you acknowledge that you’re responsible for your own safety and agree not to hold me or anyone else in the group liable for anything that may happen.
