Skinny Tire Festival at Moab

Nestled in the breathtaking red rock canyons, arches, and mountains of Moab, Utah, the Skinny Tire Festival is an unforgettable cycling tour that combines stunning natural beauty with a compelling purpose. This event, now in its 24th year, was founded by Mark Griffith and Beth Logan as a tribute to Mark’s brother, who lost his battle with cancer. It has evolved into a significant fundraiser for local cancer survivorship programs.

The festival, held from March 8th to 11th, offers both 4-day and 2-day options, catering to cyclists of various levels. Participants will ride through some of Moab’s most iconic landscapes, including Arches National Park, the mighty Colorado River, and Dead Horse Point State Park. The routes are meticulously designed to showcase Moab’s full geographical splendor, from the quaint town of Castle Valley to the challenging yet rewarding climb up Highway 313.

This event is ideal for cycling enthusiasts who appreciate both the physical challenge and the scenic beauty of their surroundings. With its rich history, inspiring cause, and unparalleled scenery, the Skinny Tire Festival is a must-attend for anyone looking to combine passion for cycling with a meaningful experience. Whether you are a seasoned cyclist or just looking for an adventure, Moab’s unique landscape and the festival’s warm, supportive atmosphere make this an event you won’t want to miss.