What are the trail conditions on Spinal Tap?

• Check out the links on our Trail Maps & Conditions page. They'll take you to a couple places on Trailforks that show the conditions submitted by riders. ​​​

Is Spinal Tap a trail for beginners?

• No, that's the short answer

• Spinal Tap is rated blue (intermediate), and black (advanced) with all kinds of natural and human-made features, such as drops, jumps, rock gardens, steep berms, and log rolls. We highly recommend the trail Kiln-It (in the lower part of the Pahvant trail system) for beginners. 

Who are the owners? ​

• Adam Parslow - born and raised in Sevier county, loves the mountains surrounding Richfield, BA in Outdoor Recreation from Utah State University, three summers as a river guide in Moab, he's a professional land surveyor, loves to chat bike parts and historic bike design, and is an avid mountain biker. 

• Karlie Fitzgerald - born in Illinois, BA in Marketing from Utah State University (Go Aggies!), spends most of her free time mountain biking across Utah and playing with her dog, supporting women in sports and mountain biking, loves the Richfield area and the Parslow family, and she's full of positive vibes and enthusiasm.

What to do in Richfield?

• Check out Utah's Trail Country Facebook page

• Visit the very helpful county website, Sevier.net for local events, organized bike rides/races, food, lodging and other recommendations ​

• Paved bike trails for rest days

• Hot Springs - Mystic and Red Hills

• Our favorite places to grab food or a drink after a ride: Playa Azul Taco Shop, Leona's Bistro, Bar 86, and a final stop at Ideal Dairy (we're suckers for ice cream)