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Travel back millions of years, one pedal stroke at a time. Bike to Moab Giants Dinosaur Park with us and turn a family attraction into an adventure in its own right. This ride follows Highway 191 north out of Moab, past sweeping red rock scenery and the entrance to Arches National Park, before arriving at one of the area's most unique stops: a 45-acre outdoor dinosaur park with over 100 life-size dinosaur replicas, real fossil tracks, and a museum bringing the prehistoric world to life.

Whether you're traveling with kids who can't get enough dinosaurs, looking for a fun half-day outing that combines riding with sightseeing, or just want an easy reason to explore north of town, this ride delivers. With a rugged e-mountain bike doing the heavy lifting, the miles between Moab and the park fly by, leaving plenty of energy for exploring once you arrive.

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Why Ride an E-Bike to Moab Giants?

Moab Giants sits roughly 9 to 11 miles north of downtown Moab, at the junction of Highway 191 and Highway 313, the turnoff toward Dead Horse Point and Canyonlands National Park's Island in the Sky district. That's a fun but genuinely long ride on a standard bike — on an e-mountain bike, it's an easy, comfortable outing that turns "getting there" into part of the adventure instead of a chore.

Our Moab Giants route follows Highway 191 the whole way, tracing the base of the Moab Fault with red rock cliffs rising on one side and open desert on the other. It's one of the most family-friendly long-distance rides we offer, pairing real miles in the saddle with one of Moab's most memorable stops for kids and dinosaur lovers alike.

What to Expect on Your Ride

The Moab Giants E-Mountain Bike

Your ride to Moab Giants comes with a rugged, trail-ready e-mountain bike, built for steady travel over long distances. A hardtail frame with front suspension smooths out the highway shoulder, while the wide-range Shimano Deore 11-speed drivetrain, with an 11-51 cassette, makes even the ride's steeper grades easy to manage. Hydraulic Shimano disc brakes round out the build for confident, reliable stopping power the whole way.

This bike is built for exactly this kind of ride: long, steady miles with a rewarding destination, whether that's Moab Giants or further exploring near Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.

A Unique Way to Experience Moab

Most visitors drive to Moab Giants without giving the road there a second thought. Riding it by e-bike turns the approach into part of the experience, with red rock scenery, open desert views, and a glimpse of Arches National Park along the way, before capping the ride with one of Moab's most memorable family stops.

Riders choose this route when they want a fun, low-pressure adventure that pairs real time in the saddle with a rewarding, kid-friendly destination, without needing technical mountain biking skills to enjoy it.

Ride Details

  • Roughly 9–11 miles one-way along Highway 191 from downtown Moab

  • Rugged, hardtail e-mountain bike with wide-range gearing

  • Passes near the entrance to Arches National Park

  • Destination: Moab Giants Dinosaur Park, with 100+ life-size dinosaurs, a museum, and fossil tracks

  • Steady grades made easy with electric assist

  • Park admission not included — purchase separately at Moab Giants

  • Great option for families and dinosaur enthusiasts of all ages

Why Choose E-Bike Moab?

At E-Bike Moab, we specialize in helping riders experience Moab's incredible landscapes in a fun, approachable, and adventure-focused way. Our fleet includes rugged, trail-ready e-mountain bikes built for long-distance rides like the trip to Moab Giants, with the gearing and suspension to keep the ride comfortable the whole way.

We provide local route knowledge, rider support, and recommendations to help you make the most of your ride to Moab Giants and beyond.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Moab Giants is roughly 9 to 11 miles north of downtown Moab along Highway 191, making for an 18–22 mile round trip. The e-assist makes this a comfortable distance for riders of most fitness levels.

  • No. Park tickets for Moab Giants Dinosaur Park are not included with your e-bike rental and must be purchased separately, either online in advance or on-site.

  • The ride follows the shoulder of a highway with vehicle traffic, so younger riders should be comfortable and confident riding alongside an adult. Once at the park, the outdoor Dinosaur Trail and exhibits are very family-friendly.

  • No. The ride passes near the entrance to Arches National Park along Highway 191, offering views of the park, but does not enter it. A separate park pass is required to enter Arches itself.

  • Moab Giants features a half-mile outdoor trail with more than 100 life-size dinosaur replicas, an indoor museum with real fossilized dinosaur tracks, a 3D theater, a hands-on fossil dig pit, a café, and a gift shop.

  • We recommend at least 3 liters of water, sunscreen, and a phone or camera for photos. Since this is a highway-shoulder ride, closed-toe shoes and high-visibility clothing are a good idea as well.

  • This ride uses a rugged hardtail e-mountain bike with front suspension, a wide-range Shimano Deore 11-speed drivetrain, and hydraulic disc brakes, built for long-distance travel over changing terrain.