Moab

Moab Century Tour

September 20 - September 21 2025

Moab Utah USA

Unconfirmed

Distances: 40, 60, 100 miles

Difficulty: Difficult terrain with longer, steeper hills

Limited to: 2,000 or less Participants

The Moab Century Tour encompasses an inspiring variety of landscape to awaken the cycling spirit. This spectacular route rises from the sculptured canyons of the mighty Colorado River into majestic views of Dead Horse Point State Park, descending back into the red rock canyons leaving you in awe of the grand scale of this magical place.

The Moab Canyon Century (100 mile route with beautiful scenic destinations including Dead Horse Point State Park and Rolling Down The River Route; climbing elevation approximately 3,300 feet, Just the Moab Canyon (60 miles) and The Rolling Down the River Cruise (40 mile gentle, scenic rolling route along towering red cliff canyon walls and the Colorado River, minimal elevation change).

Start Located At: Aarchway Inn, Moab, Utah

435-260-8889

Saturday October 1 Moab Century Tour - Landscape Worth Training For! Utah's most scenic, fully supported road cycling event. With 40, 60, and 100 mile route options and elevations from 220' to 3200'. A route for every cycling level. Come on out and have some fun! For more info visit skinnytireevents.com or call 435-260-8889

Registration Fees

EARLY REGISTRATION - $85 (until April 1, then $95.00)

Included

Rider Check In Friday 2-8pm or Saturday 6-9am at Archway Inn Hotel, 1551 N. Hwy 191.
Group Start Saturday---7:00am. Sunrise over redrock canyon wall 6:58am, wear a light if you leave prior to sunrise.
Moab Canyon (60 and 100 mile) riders leave by 8am or risk being outside of route support.
Rolling Down The River Route (40 mile) cyclists can begin as late as 10am. Use wooden bicycle bridge and follow route signs.
Wear Helmet Tag and Wristband on Saturday
All Routes are Open to Two Way Traffic
Utah law allows you to ride two abreast unless impeding traffic. Please ride single file where indicated.
This is a recreational ride; not a race.You are responsible to maintain control of your bicycle at all times.
Paved roads or paths may have cattle guards; slow down, approach with caution, ride over metal vertical strip or dismount and walk over.
AID stations and Route Support Vehicles are available 7am-5pm; Support closes sequentially throughout day.
Dead Horse Point Overlook (turnaround for Century cyclists) Light Lunch closes at 1:30pm.
Rolling Down the River (last AID station) closes at 3:30pm
Communication Volunteers (HAM Radio) are at every AID station and in SAG vehicles. Call a SAG at 303-359-8088.
Post Ride Party at Archway Inn Hotel Courtyard 2-5pm, Live music, beverages, food.
Wristband allows you one free plate of scrumptious food and one beverage. You may bring your own food or beverage to courtyard.