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Durango to Paradox

2025 Price Increase

Please note, for trips scheduled for 2025, the following pricing will apply:

  • Telluride to Moab $1,385
  • Durango to Moab $1,385
  • Telluride to Gateway $1,185
  • Durango to Paradox $1,185

*8 for 7 Rider Discounts will still be available with the initial booking.

Durango to Paradox is a 4 night/ 5 day ride that uses the first 4 huts on the longer Durango to Moab Route. The first two days, you’ll cross the alpine terrain of the San Juan Mountains. Then you will descend into the high mountain deserts above Paradox. The first day boasts a great singletrack alternate on the Colorado Trail which is not to be missed if you are a strong singletrack rider. The second and fourth day have great singletrack options as well. You will need to schedule a shuttle to pick you up in the tiny town of Paradox, CO. Although this trip misses out on the last two days of riding in the La Sal Mountains, it is perfect for those adventurers who must fit their entire vacation into a week.

What People Are Saying

The hard climbs payed off with amazing views. The huts are well stocked with food and drink, clean and in great locations. I would recommend this trip to anyone who wants to step outside the comfort zone and have an amazing adventure.

~ Simon B, Green Brook, New Jersey

MTB Hut Trip Info

  • 4 Night / 5 Day
    Bike Package $895 per person

    Group Discount: 8/7 - Eight riders for the price of seven - $6,265 total. Only available with the initial booking.



What You Get

  • Comfortable Huts to Stay in
  • Crazy Creek Chairs
  • Wood Stoves
  • Custom Maps
  • Custom GPS Tracks
  • Turn by Turn Directions
  • Backup Support
  • An Adventure of a Lifetime

Accommodations

Our mountain huts hold eight people per night. The wooden huts are equipped with padded bunks, sleeping bags, a propane cook stove, propane light, wood stove, and necessary utensils, cookware, food and drinking water. Food supplies are replenished regularly, and each hut is equipped with a composting toilet facility.