Utah - 5/5-5/10 -Trail/Camp Recommendations

[fightngillini25]

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[Fortis Overland]

I haven't done the trail yet, but I've heard Rimrocker trail from Montrose, CO to Moab is a lot of fun. Heard it might get rocky though, so I'm unsure if you need the sliders or not for it. I have only done Moab stock, but the full 100 miles of White Rim Trail is always a go-to for when I go out there.

 

[Fortis Overland]

You can make it through in one day, although camping overnight makes it a lot more fun. That's a bummer on not getting a camping spot. Definitely pencil White Rim in for the future.

 

[jblinga]

The San Rafael Swell area is all BLM land. It is Northwest of Moab, North of Capitol Reef. It runs probably 35 miles North and South of I-70. there is a good balance of maintained dirt along with high clearance 4wd roads.

 

[OverlandTrax]

if your looking at the Kokopelli Trail, here is an overview

 

[DanW]

if your looking at the Kokopelli Trail, here is an overview

Nice! How long to make that run from the start to Moab?

 

[OverlandTrax]

A full day and into the night if you have the right rig, Rose Garden is estimated to take 4 hrs alone. Highly recommend planning for minimum of two days to complete the trail