Raptor Route, Moab

Eagle Eye, Hawk’s Glide, Falcon Flow and Kestrel Run

The Raptor Route is an excellent downhill trail that is great all on its own, or as an alternative exit to the Whole Enchilada.

Riders now have the option at the start of the LPS section of the Whole Enchilada to get on Eagle Eye instead and continue down the Raptor Route back toward Moab. This path offers more singletrack, faster and flowier downhill, and is more intermediate rider friendly. It also offers many exit options onto Sand Flats Road if you experience mechanical issues or just need to get back to town sooner.

Eagle Eye and Falcon Flow are dual-directional trails. Please stop for uphill traffic. The Raptor Route is 12 miles long with a moderate overall rating. The route climbs 385 feet with a max elevation of 7,271.

Class 1 E-Bikes are now permitted from the Hawk’s Glide trailhead down. E-Bike shuttlers will be dropped at Hawk’s Glide, and analog riders have the option to continue up to the Eagle Eye trailhead. E-Bikes are not allowed on Eagle Eye.

If you don’t see Raptor Route listed as its own shuttle, you can always book a Whole Enchilada shuttle and choose to end with the Raptor Route. Just look for signage pointing left at the end of the UPS trail.

All trailhead drops are conditions dependent and may change without warning. We shuttle as high as possible each day.