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2.0 miles
Distance
155 ft
Climb
-241 ft
Descent
00:15:03
Avg time
-86 ft
Altitude change
3,119 ft
Altitude min
3,310 ft
Altitude max
3,275 ft
Altitude start
3,189 ft
Altitude end
-0.8%
Grade
-23.1%
Grade max
21%
Grade min
3,976 ft
Distance climb
4,114 ft
Distance down
2,408 ft
Distance flat
00:15:03
Avg time
Dino Cliffs Details
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Riding AreaRed Cliffs BLM National Conservation Area
Hurricane, Utah -
Difficulty Rating
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Voted DifficultyBlack Diamond (3 votes)
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Local Popularity90 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 60 in Trail Running
- 35 in Hiking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Dogs AllowedYes
This is a very fun singletrack that runs along the edge of red rock cliffs, from the Grapevine trail, to a dirt access road near a water tower. The trail is primarily intermediate, however it has 4-5 short sections of chunk and rolls that are advanced black diamond features. Heading west, the trail ends at a sandy hill, and at the base of this hill are the Dino footprints. After the last major chunk section, there is a left turn that people use to skip the sand hill section, however this is technically an illegal trail. If you do use this, it hops a fence and takes dirt roads back to the Grapevine TH.
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Traditionally Indigenous Territory
Recent Activity on Trail
Past Week
- 2 rides
- 8 miles average
6 Months
- 49 rides
- 10 miles avg distance
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- 571 rides
- Last: Sep 9, 2026
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Directions to dino-cliffs-9178 trailhead
(37.160820, -113.477450)
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Routes with this trail
★ 5.0 • 8 miles • 557 ft • 7 • Out & Back •
Ride (a portion of it) to then back out.
7 miles • 684 ft • 9 • Loop •
This route utilizes counter clockwise, originating from the , and then continues onto Dino Cliffs, out to...
15 Reviews & Comments
CCS414
Much more fun and challenging than church rocks. A few calling spots. The high consequence exposure at the west end makes it a black.
Chaser-man
Factually speaking so not ride this west to east
CactusJackSlade
Great trail, especially when linked to Church Rocks. Great views and fun trail. Honestly though, a Black Diamond rating? In this area of Utah I would call this a BLUE Diamond. Yes, there are a few spots of "Black Diamond" but these can be easily walked if you can't ride those spots.
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Nearby Trails
- Prospector 295 ft
- Connector 961 ft
- Church Rocks 1,073 ft
- Prospector 1,191 ft
- Brackens Connector 1,299 ft
Red Cliffs BLM National Conservation Area
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