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E-bike rules: Moab BLM Trails (Slickrock, Bar M, Klondike)

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A BLM decision effective March 1, 2026 opened about 200 miles across 17 Moab trail systems to Class 1 e-bikes, in addition to the motorized routes (including Slickrock) that were already open. Seven trails remain bike-only, including Porcupine Rim and Hidden Valley. Class 2 and 3 stay on motorized routes.

Class 1 ✅ Allowed on designated trailsClass 2 ● Varies by unitClass 3 ⚠️ Motorized routes only
Source: www.blm.govLast reviewed 2026-07-19

Accuracy note: compiled from official and published sources, not yet re-verified against the primary source linked below. Confirm details there before relying on them.

Access by class

ClassStatusDetails
Class 1✅ Allowed on designated trailsAbout 200 miles across 17 systems designated for Class 1 effective March 1, 2026 (Navajo Rocks, Klondike Bluffs, Horsethief, Amasa Back, Raptor Route, more), plus motorized routes including Slickrock. Seven trails remain bike-only.
Class 2● Varies by unitMotorized routes (incl. Slickrock); the 2026 Class 1 designations do not cover throttle bikes.
Class 3⚠️ Motorized routes onlyMotorized routes only.

Change history

Common questions

Are Class 1 e-bikes allowed in Moab BLM Trails (Slickrock, Bar M, Klondike)?

Allowed on designated trails. About 200 miles across 17 systems designated for Class 1 effective March 1, 2026 (Navajo Rocks, Klondike Bluffs, Horsethief, Amasa Back, Raptor Route, more), plus motorized routes including Slickrock. Seven trails remain bike-only. Rules are set by BLM; confirm before riding.

Are Class 2 e-bikes allowed in Moab BLM Trails (Slickrock, Bar M, Klondike)?

Varies by unit. Motorized routes (incl. Slickrock); the 2026 Class 1 designations do not cover throttle bikes. Rules are set by BLM; confirm before riding.

Are Class 3 e-bikes allowed in Moab BLM Trails (Slickrock, Bar M, Klondike)?

Motorized routes only. Motorized routes only. Rules are set by BLM; confirm before riding.

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