Bryce Canyon Bike Rental

Bryce Canyon Half-Day Bike Rental

Famous for its mysterious hoodoo rock formations, Bryce Canyon National Park offers visitors different bike trails that wind through the landscape's scenic beauty. Rent an electric bike (e-bike) or mountain bike, both of which can be used on any of the trails available, and set off on an adventure into the Wild West! Below, you'll find some of our trail suggestions:

Once you've got your bike adjusted and helmet strapped on tight, you can set off on the Red Canyon Trail that runs over 6 miles (9.6 km) past the spire-shaped hoodoos and red rock formations along Scenic Highway 12. This easy-level trail is ideal for everybody and offers a convenient connecting point to the Thunder Mountain Trail. The latter is an intermediate to hard-level route full of contrasts that spans 7.8 miles (12.5 km). You'll pass through dense pine forests and sprawling red rock horizons while you get an adrenaline rush from biking over the rocky terrain.

You can also retrace the steps of famous Western outlaw Butch Cassidy when you hop on the Casto Canyon Trail, an easy to intermediate-level trail that winds through Red Canyon. Experience the solitude of the Wild West as you pedal through Dixie National Forest. If you're feeling up for a challenge, take on the 8.9-mile trail (14.3 km) Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch historically used during their wild west escapades on the appropriately named Cassidy Trail.

For more experienced bikers looking for a challenge, you might choose to turn off Cassidy Trail and head onto Losee Canyon Trail. This short 2.9-mile route (3.2 km) full of hard terrain is sure to give anyone a good pump of adrenaline. 

Whatever you decide to do in Bryce Canyon, you're sure to have a blast! Then, after a total of 4 hours, when your rental time comes to an end, simply return the bikes at the pickup point.