Rabbit Valley Holy Grail

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The Rabbit Valley Holy Grail is a 46.3-mile mountain biking loop near Loma and Fruita on the Western Slope of Colorado. Rated difficult, this route covers approximately 46 miles with an elevation gain of roughly 4,300 feet and a typical summit elevation around 5,415 feet. It is designed as a full-day ride, typically requiring about 15 hours to complete. The trail connects multiple established routes, including Zion Curtain, Kokopelli, Overlook, and Western Mesa trails. Riders navigate singletrack and doubletrack sections along valley rims and through saddles, passing features such as a natural bridge and the Westwater Rim Overlook. The route is accessible from April through October. Parking is available at the Rabbit Valley trailhead south of Interstate 70. The area allows motorized use, meaning riders may encounter motorcycles on the trail. The route is pet friendly and requires adequate water supplies due to its length.