DESTINATIONS -
Moab
Road cycle and hike
Dates 2006
Sept 27 to Oct 1
Trip Overview
At
every bend in the road or trail, stunning colors and shapes transform this
desert like environment into a living marvel of nature’s ability to
create beauty. A seemingly, endless multitude of red, yellow and orange
hues, combine with dramatic sandstone monoliths, lush pockets of
vegetation and unique dunes provide complete awe throughout the ride. From
expansive beauty to micro detail, this is definitely, an unforgettable
tour.
Most of Utah lies on a plateau higher than 4,000 feet above sea level with the highest point reaching over 13,000 feet! Salt Lake City and Moab are synonymous with Utah though this State’s plethora of stunning National, State and Regional parks and protected areas are exemplary in North America in providing unparalleled wilderness experiences to all travellers. The vast landscape is a playground for all adventurers from the rugged, solitude-seeking explorer to the group of friends wanting a playful, relaxing getaway.
What's
Included
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Pre trip information package
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Airport transfers from Grand Junction
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Van support
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All meals
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5 days of incredible road cycling
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4 nights accommodation
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Professional guides/bike mechanics
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Associated kitchen and cooking supplies
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Time to explore Moab
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Informal cycle touring instruction
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Return airfare to Grand Junction, Co
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Well maintained multi-speed bike
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Helmet, Water bottles
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Pannier or small pack
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Personal equipment and clothing
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Alcoholic beverage
Map to come
Guests fly to Grand Junction on this 5-day cycling and exploring tour. The cycling begins near Cisco, Utah. We’ll then cycle a number of roads, which encircle and spoke out from the town of Moab. The provided vehicle support allows you to cycle a daily distance comfortable to you. The total distance is about 300 kms in four and a half days of cycling. There will also be time to hike some of the shorter, easy to moderate trails in the area.
A detailed itinerary is part of the custom information package prepared for every Nomadic Routes Tour. (See What’s Included). Also included is a detailed description of how to get to the point of origin of each specific tour. Just email us at info@nomadicroutes.com or call (403) 807-3700.
