Member III
I am thinking about planning a longer trip this year, possibly Moab. First off, what are your favorite trails and what do you recommend? Second, is anyone planning a trip to Moab this year and accepting company?
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Off-Road Ranger I
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Thanks!We last year to Arches and had a great time. There is a off road track in the west side of the park that I got stopped at...stock rig didn't have enough clearance..with a 3in lift and 33in tires would've made it though. I'll have to go back sometime and conquer it. At the north end of the park you go out to tower arch then take the track south. Supposed to be a lot of cool arches on the way. I'll post the GPS file when I get to my computer.
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Member III
I'm trying to use the last of my vacation days, already have all other trips planned. Playing with the idea of going somewhere down south (USA), but was most interested in peoples opinions on trails in the Moab area to decide if it was for me. Thanks for the book recommendation!Grab a copy of FunTreks Moab guidebook. It is the most comprehensive and well organized guide I have ever used.
I may be going down in April, but only if I can't get a spot on a big group trip. I already have the time off but the trip filled up. So right now I have no set plans.
Off-Road Ranger I
Member III
Overnight, as far as difficulty goes I like mild to moderate, but I am not into serious rock crawling.Do you want day trails or an overnighter? How difficult a trail do you want to drive?
Member III
Whiterim trail fits that perfectly.Overnight, as far as difficulty goes I like mild to moderate, but I am not into serious rock crawling.
Influencer II
White Rim, Lockhart Basin, Elephant Hill/Beef Basin if you want to limit your adventure to dirt. If you dont mind some pavement time, go down to Natural Bridges National Monument and return Via the Moki Dugway/Mexican Hat. Its paved the whole way but the scenery is amazing.Overnight, as far as difficulty goes I like mild to moderate, but I am not into serious rock crawling.
Member III
How long are you there for, or you live there?White Rim, Lockhart Basin, Elephant Hill/Beef Basin if you want to limit your adventure to dirt. If you dont mind some pavement time, go down to Natural Bridges National Monument and return Via the Moki Dugway/Mexican Hat. Its paved the whole way but the scenery is amazing.
Im in Moab a lot so if you need anything, let me know.
Influencer II
I live 90 miles away in Fruita, CO and spend about a week a month down there exploring and camping until the desert gets too hot and I go up in elevation for the summer.How long are you there for, or you live there?
Member III
Good thing to know, thanks for the info.I live 90 miles away in Fruita, CO and spend about a week a month down there exploring and camping until the desert gets too hot and I go up in elevation for the summer.
I will be in moab the second weekend in March for 7 daysI am thinking about planning a longer trip this year, possibly Moab. First off, what are your favorite trails and what do you recommend? Second, is anyone planning a trip to Moab this year and accepting company?
Member III
Awesome, thanks for the heads up!I will be in moab the second weekend in March for 7 days
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Pathfinder III
Any idea if you will be in moab anytime between March 11-18?I live 90 miles away in Fruita, CO and spend about a week a month down there exploring and camping until the desert gets too hot and I go up in elevation for the summer.