About
Built for Utah's cyclists.
Project Pedal is a free, no-fluff ride guide for mountain bikers, road cyclists, and gravel riders who want to make the most of everything Utah has to offer.
What is Project Pedal?
Utah is one of the best places in the world to ride a bike. From the slickrock in Moab to the alpine singletrack above Park City, the state packs more variety into its borders than most riders will ever fully explore. The problem isn't a lack of trails — it's knowing where to start.
Project Pedal exists to fix that. We research and write detailed ride guides covering the best routes across Utah's riding regions, with downloadable GPX files, maps, difficulty ratings, and honest notes on what to expect. Whether you're a local looking for something new or a visitor planning your first trip, we're here to point you in the right direction.
What we cover
Singletrack, flow trails, and technical lines across Utah's best trail systems.
Scenic highway loops, canyon climbs, and paved routes for every fitness level.
Dirt roads and mixed-surface adventures through Utah's backcountry.
Every guide includes a route overview, distance and elevation, difficulty rating, what to bring, and a downloadable GPX file so you can load it straight into your GPS or phone.
Explore by region
We organize Utah's riding by region — each with its own terrain, season, and character. More regions are added regularly.
Ready to ride?
Browse the full library of Utah ride guides — free, no account required.