We rented ebikes in Moab, Utah, and sailed up and down the epic red rock trail from the river bottom to the top of the mesa—almost. My bike felt awkward and slow compared to my Rad back at home. I needed a rack torture device to stretch my arms to reach the handlebars. But what fun! It’s an easy trail (8-10 miles) and not too steep for old-fashioned bikes if you are so inclined. I stopped repeatedly to take photos and enjoy the view, and the trail ended at the dinosaur museum on the outskirts of town. Follow our wheels…
Big sky.
My helmet felt like a lead brick upon my head and my outfit makes me look like I found random clothes along the trail. But I’m brave enough today to reveal my inner geek!
Happy Labor Day! Happy Trails!
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Stunning views.
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how cool! I love sightseeing with bike. I didn’t know it was possible in Moab. great images.
Beautiful photos. That looks like a perfect bike trail (hopefully you don’t have to share the road with vehicles). There is a new company renting ebikes in the Joshua Tree area, but they are off to a slow start. The main road winding through the park is narrow with no shoulder and can be very busy.
An ebike is definitely the way to go to see the sites. You are rocking the look.
Big adventure.
What a beautiful bike trail. I’ve always been curious about Ebikes. I’ve been debating getting one. Do you have to wear a helmet? I don’t know if I could stand wearing one.