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Duck Duck Goose Trail
Berms and flow in the East Zion bike network.
About
Duck Duck Goose is a flow trail in the Applecross network, the purpose-built mountain-bike system that has grown to roughly 35 miles east of Zion National Park's East Entrance, off North Fork County Road in Orderville. Riders describe it as one of the system's classic descents — built with berms, wood features, and enough flow to carry speed without a lot of pedaling — and it ranks among the most-ridden trails in the whole network. The trails sit on private land donated by the Zion Mountain Ranch/Clear Creek Ranch ownership as part of the East Zion Initiative, built out with the Zion National Park Forever Project and Utah's Division of Outdoor Recreation, and open to the public as part of the broader Greater Zion trail system. This is bike-specific terrain, not a hiking path; anyone on foot in the area should watch for fast-moving riders coming through the berms.
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