OVER THE EDGE SPORTS

HURRICANE, UTAH

On this stop in our Ride Center series, we’re dropping into the rugged red rock terrain of Southern Utah, where the riding is raw, the community is tight-knit, and the shop at the center of it all is more than just a place to grab tubes and brake pads. Welcome to Over the Edge Sports in Hurricane(OTE), a cornerstone of the Southwest MTB scene since 2007. Whether you're chasing slickrock, techy descents, or a solid cup of coffee, OTE Hurricane is the place to start and finish your ride.

Red Rock Roots

Over the Edge Hurricane first opened its doors in December 2007 as an extension of the now-legendary Fruita, Colorado location. The idea was simple: bring the energy and values that helped shape Fruita’s MTB culture into a new zone, but with a local twist. That idea stuck, and through many evolutions, the shop has remained true to its mission—serve the mountain biking community with passion, knowledge, and a healthy dose of fun.

Today, OTE Hurricane is a full-service mountain bike destination. Riders come for top-tier rentals, route recommendations, gear, repairs, and the occasional espresso shot. The crew delivers all of it with an unmatched level of stoke and attention to detail.

A Culture Built on Stoke

Everyone at OTE rides, and everyone brings something different to the table. From freeride junkies to endurance explorers, there’s someone in the shop who shares your riding style. If you’re not sure where you fall, they’ll take the time to get to know you, dial in your setup, and make sure your ride fits your goals.

It’s not just about sales or service—it’s about community. The team’s knowledge of the local trails, commitment to riders of all levels, and genuine love of the sport have made the shop a hub for Hurricane’s cycling scene for nearly two decades.

OTE TEAM’S LOCAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Favorite Trail from Town / Lunch Ride:

If you need a quick hit from town, the staff often heads out to Three Falls Trail. It’s short but punchy, with tight switchbacks, technical climbs, and sweeping views of the Hurricane Valley. From the top, you can connect to Hurricane Rim and Goulds Rim to extend the loop.

Looking for something longer or shuttled? Stop by the shop and they’ll give you the scoop in person.

OTE TEAM’S LOCAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Best Place to Grab A Drink:

River Rock Roasting Company: The go-to spot for coffee, baked goods, local beer, and a patio with one of the best views in town.

OTE TEAM’S LOCAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Best Local Trails:

  • Gooseberry Mesa: Slickrock playgrounds, punchy climbs, and panoramic views make this a must-do.

  • Little Creek Mesa: Quieter and more remote, this loop mixes flow and tech across a unique high desert landscape.

  • Grafton Mesa: Chunky, raw, and steep—bring your A-game and a full-face helmet.

OTE TEAM’S LOCAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Recommended Restaurants:

The Pig’s Ear: Casual but elevated eats with a rotating menu of hearty favorites.

Lonny Boy’s BBQ: Smoked meats, house-made sides, and the kind of flavor that hits after a long day in the saddle.
OTE TEAM’S LOCAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Favorite Trail from Town / Lunch Ride:

If you need a quick hit from town, the staff often heads out to Three Falls Trail. It’s short but punchy, with tight switchbacks, technical climbs, and sweeping views of the Hurricane Valley. From the top, you can connect to Hurricane Rim and Goulds Rim to extend the loop.

Looking for something longer or shuttled? Stop by the shop and they’ll give you the scoop in person.

Best Place to Grab A Drink:

River Rock Roasting Company: The go-to spot for coffee, baked goods, local beer, and a patio with one of the best views in town.

Best Local Trails:

  • Gooseberry Mesa: Slickrock playgrounds, punchy climbs, and panoramic views make this a must-do.

  • Little Creek Mesa: Quieter and more remote, this loop mixes flow and tech across a unique high desert landscape.

  • Grafton Mesa: Chunky, raw, and steep—bring your A-game and a full-face helmet.

Recommended Restaurants:

The Pig’s Ear: Casual but elevated eats with a rotating menu of hearty favorites.

Lonny Boy’s BBQ: Smoked meats, house-made sides, and the kind of flavor that hits after a long day in the saddle.

Local Beta & Events

After a big ride, cool off with a dip in the Virgin River just up the road in Virgin. It’s a refreshing way to wind down the day, especially in the warmer months. If you’re visiting in the spring, don’t miss the Hurricane Mountain Bike Festival—a local favorite that blends demo days, group rides, food trucks, and desert stoke.

While spring and fall bring ideal conditions, even winter rides are possible here, making Hurricane a true year-round MTB destination.

More Than a Bike Shop

Over the Edge Hurricane exists because the riding there is unforgettable, and the team is addicted to sharing that experience. From espresso shots to trailhead high-fives, every part of the shop is driven by a love for mountain biking in Southern Utah. The crew is grateful for the community that supports them and proud to be part of what makes this desert town a world-class destination for riders.

If your next trip includes Hurricane, swing by Over the Edge Sports. You’ll get more than a bike—you’ll get local knowledge, stoke, and a team that genuinely cares about your ride.

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