Monarch Crest: Ride 46 - descending Agate Creek Trail
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Question: Which trail has more water crossings, Moab's Onion Creek or Monarch's Agate Creek Trail?
Answer: Who cares! The upper portions of the Agate Creek Trail offers one of the best single-track descent lines to be found anywhere. Steep and fast, you can really test your skills on this one. There is, however, a small price to pay for all this bliss: the last few miles of the trail are extremely tough and you may end up paying your share of bike pushing dues.
Oh, yeah, and don't forget: there are more water crossings than you will be able to count.
Answer: Who cares! The upper portions of the Agate Creek Trail offers one of the best single-track descent lines to be found anywhere. Steep and fast, you can really test your skills on this one. There is, however, a small price to pay for all this bliss: the last few miles of the trail are extremely tough and you may end up paying your share of bike pushing dues.
Oh, yeah, and don't forget: there are more water crossings than you will be able to count.