NEAR ZION
Dirt Bike Rentals Near Zion National Park
You cannot ride inside the park — but the riding thirty minutes away is some of the best in Utah.
Dirt Bike Rentals
Pick up a dirt bike near Zion National Park

2023 Kawasaki KLX230S
Washington
Rent a 2023 Kawasaki KLX230S in Washington, Utah — a street-legal 4-stroke dual-sport that's easy to ride and comfortable on desert trails. Save 10% when you rent 2+ days.

2023 KTM 300SX
Washington
Rent the 2023 KTM 300SX in Washington, Utah — the most aggressive machine in the fleet, for experienced riders only. Save 10% when you rent 2+ days.

2020 Honda CRF 250F
Washington
Rent a Honda CRF250F trail bike in Washington, Utah — a smooth, forgiving 4-stroke that's ideal for beginner and intermediate riders. Designed for reliability and ease of use, this 4-stroke trail bike delivers predictable power, comfortable handling, and excellent stability across desert terrain. Whether you're exploring scenic trails near St. George, riding around Gooseberry Mesa, or just getting into dirt biking, the CRF250F is one of the most popular options for trail riding and all-day adventure. Its forgiving powerband and durable design make it easy to ride from morning to dark.

2021 Honda CRF 125F
Washington
Rent a Honda CRF125F in Washington, Utah — an easy, lightweight 125cc four-stroke built for beginner and youth riders ages 10 and up. With a smooth, reliable 125cc four-stroke engine, lightweight frame, and confidence-inspiring handling, the CRF125F makes it easy for new riders to build skills and have fun on the trails. Available for half-day, full-day, and multi-day rentals at AlpMX Adventures in Washington, Utah.
Riding a Dirt Bike Near Zion National Park
The honest version: where you can ride, where you cannot, and how close it all is.
Let us deal with the important part first, because a lot of people book a trip without knowing it. You cannot ride a dirt bike inside Zion National Park. Off-road riding is not permitted on national park trails, and the main canyon road is shuttle-only for most of the year. Anyone who implies otherwise is either confused or selling you something they should not.
The good news is that it barely matters. The public land immediately outside the park is where the riding actually is, and it is genuinely excellent. Our shop is at 1752 W Plains Dr in Apple Valley, about thirty-five miles from the south entrance at Springdale, which puts you between the park and the trails.
Where you can ride
Gooseberry Mesa is the closest thing to riding with a Zion view — and the closest good riding to our shop, since Apple Valley is the nearest town to it. A network of jeep roads crosses the mesa, with rim routes running out to viewpoints that look straight at Zion sandstone. It is the one we recommend if the park is what drew you here. The marked singletrack up there is for mountain bikes; the jeep roads and two-track are open to us.
Sand Hollow is the big one — soft dunes, grippy slickrock and miles of open red sand in a single state park. It suits a complete beginner and a fast rider on the same day, which is why most of our bikes end up there.
Warner Valley is the quiet option: wide, forgiving desert with room to make mistakes unobserved. It is where we send genuinely new riders.
Combining a park day with a ride day
This is what most of our customers actually do. Hike in the park one day, ride the next. The two do not compete for the same hours, and the drive between them is short.
If the park day is the Narrows, we rent the gear for that too — water hiking boots in sizes 7 to 14, trekking poles and dry bags. Plenty of people collect bikes and Narrows gear on the same booking and do both in one long weekend.
Which bike, if you have never ridden
Most people who book with us have not. Start on a Honda CRF125F or CRF250F: smooth, predictable four-strokes that do not punish a mistake. If you would rather skip gears entirely, the electric Sur-Ron Light Bee X has no clutch and nothing to stall, and it is quiet enough not to spoil anyone elses day out.
Practical notes
You will need a way to tow to any of these areas — we rent a trailer, and only keep two, so book it with the bikes. Sand Hollow charges a state park day-use fee per vehicle. Summer riding means starting at first light; spring and autumn are ideal and busy; winter is cold, quiet and underrated.
Booking
Pick your dates above and the site shows exactly which bikes and gear are free on those days. If you are building an itinerary around a park visit and want a hand working out which day to ride, call us on (385) 236-8086.
Related pages
Where the riding actually is: Sand Hollow and St. George. Hiking the Narrows instead? We rent the boots, poles and dry bags. Also beginner rentals, prices, and cabins near the park.
Two more destination rides worth knowing: Gooseberry Mesa for technical slickrock and cooler air at 5,200 feet, and Toquerville Falls for five miles of rough road ending at a waterfall you can swim in.
Riding Near Zion — Questions
NEAR ZION
You cannot ride inside the park — but the riding thirty minutes away is some of the best in Utah.
Dirt Bike Rentals
Pick up a dirt bike near Zion National Park

2023 Kawasaki KLX230S
Washington
Rent a 2023 Kawasaki KLX230S in Washington, Utah — a street-legal 4-stroke dual-sport that's easy to ride and comfortable on desert trails. Save 10% when you rent 2+ days.

2023 KTM 300SX
Washington
Rent the 2023 KTM 300SX in Washington, Utah — the most aggressive machine in the fleet, for experienced riders only. Save 10% when you rent 2+ days.

2020 Honda CRF 250F
Washington
Rent a Honda CRF250F trail bike in Washington, Utah — a smooth, forgiving 4-stroke that's ideal for beginner and intermediate riders. Designed for reliability and ease of use, this 4-stroke trail bike delivers predictable power, comfortable handling, and excellent stability across desert terrain. Whether you're exploring scenic trails near St. George, riding around Gooseberry Mesa, or just getting into dirt biking, the CRF250F is one of the most popular options for trail riding and all-day adventure. Its forgiving powerband and durable design make it easy to ride from morning to dark.

2021 Honda CRF 125F
Washington
Rent a Honda CRF125F in Washington, Utah — an easy, lightweight 125cc four-stroke built for beginner and youth riders ages 10 and up. With a smooth, reliable 125cc four-stroke engine, lightweight frame, and confidence-inspiring handling, the CRF125F makes it easy for new riders to build skills and have fun on the trails. Available for half-day, full-day, and multi-day rentals at AlpMX Adventures in Washington, Utah.
Riding a Dirt Bike Near Zion National Park
The honest version: where you can ride, where you cannot, and how close it all is.
Let us deal with the important part first, because a lot of people book a trip without knowing it. You cannot ride a dirt bike inside Zion National Park. Off-road riding is not permitted on national park trails, and the main canyon road is shuttle-only for most of the year. Anyone who implies otherwise is either confused or selling you something they should not.
The good news is that it barely matters. The public land immediately outside the park is where the riding actually is, and it is genuinely excellent. Our shop is at 1752 W Plains Dr in Apple Valley, about thirty-five miles from the south entrance at Springdale, which puts you between the park and the trails.
Where you can ride
Gooseberry Mesa is the closest thing to riding with a Zion view — and the closest good riding to our shop, since Apple Valley is the nearest town to it. A network of jeep roads crosses the mesa, with rim routes running out to viewpoints that look straight at Zion sandstone. It is the one we recommend if the park is what drew you here. The marked singletrack up there is for mountain bikes; the jeep roads and two-track are open to us.
Sand Hollow is the big one — soft dunes, grippy slickrock and miles of open red sand in a single state park. It suits a complete beginner and a fast rider on the same day, which is why most of our bikes end up there.
Warner Valley is the quiet option: wide, forgiving desert with room to make mistakes unobserved. It is where we send genuinely new riders.
Combining a park day with a ride day
This is what most of our customers actually do. Hike in the park one day, ride the next. The two do not compete for the same hours, and the drive between them is short.
If the park day is the Narrows, we rent the gear for that too — water hiking boots in sizes 7 to 14, trekking poles and dry bags. Plenty of people collect bikes and Narrows gear on the same booking and do both in one long weekend.
Which bike, if you have never ridden
Most people who book with us have not. Start on a Honda CRF125F or CRF250F: smooth, predictable four-strokes that do not punish a mistake. If you would rather skip gears entirely, the electric Sur-Ron Light Bee X has no clutch and nothing to stall, and it is quiet enough not to spoil anyone elses day out.
Practical notes
You will need a way to tow to any of these areas — we rent a trailer, and only keep two, so book it with the bikes. Sand Hollow charges a state park day-use fee per vehicle. Summer riding means starting at first light; spring and autumn are ideal and busy; winter is cold, quiet and underrated.
Booking
Pick your dates above and the site shows exactly which bikes and gear are free on those days. If you are building an itinerary around a park visit and want a hand working out which day to ride, call us on (385) 236-8086.
Related pages
Where the riding actually is: Sand Hollow and St. George. Hiking the Narrows instead? We rent the boots, poles and dry bags. Also beginner rentals, prices, and cabins near the park.
Two more destination rides worth knowing: Gooseberry Mesa for technical slickrock and cooler air at 5,200 feet, and Toquerville Falls for five miles of rough road ending at a waterfall you can swim in.