205.3 miles
Distance
22,793 ft
Climb
-22,792 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
0 ft
Altitude change
6,564 ft
Altitude min
9,170 ft
Altitude start
9,170 ft
Altitude end
-56.1%
Grade max
61.5%
Grade min
94 miles
Distance climb
91 miles
Distance down
20 miles
Distance flat

The Dixie 200 is 205 miles of spectacular variation in the mountains, high plateaus, canyons and hoodoos of southern Utah. It originated in 2011 as a combination of the best of the Dixie 311, a more rugged and challenging adventure and the Dixie Lite, an intro to bikepacking. Fast forward to 2017: the Brian Head fire raged through much of the area, wiping out key sections making a loop impractical. Trail work in 2018 made possible a revised route that is even more compelling than the original. It features new trails, added trails, and a taste of the Sevier Plateau. The route is now oriented clockwise.

This route is Unsanctioned, Ride at your own Risk!

Detailed Description
Dixie 200 is a 205 mile expert unsanctioned race route located near Brian Head Utah. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 14 trails. This route climbs 22,793 ft with a max elevation of 10,950 ft then descends -22,792 ft.

Trail Issues on Route

  • Significant Issue / Amber: 2 trails (newest: Mar 21, 2026)
  • Minor Issue / Yellow: 2 trails (newest: Jul 11, 2026)

Stats

  • Distance
    205 miles
  • Avg time
    66 hr 25 min
  • Altitude change
    0 ft
  • Altitude min
    6,564 ft
  • Altitude start
    9,170 ft
  • Altitude end
    9,170 ft
  • Climb
    4 miles
  • Descent
    -22,792 ft
  • Grade max
    -56.1%
  • Grade min
    61.5%
  • Distance climb
    94 miles
  • Distance down
    91 miles
  • Distance flat
    20 miles

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