First time to Moab

Thats awesome!! You are not going to believe how absolutely stunning Moab is in person! If I had to personally pick three trails for my first time in Moab, I would hit Cliffhanger, Hell's Revenge, and either Top of the World or the Poison Spider Mesa - Golden Spike - Gold Bar Rim loop. I think all of those trails offer unique experiences and all encompass what it means to wheel in Moab!
 
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Thegreenmachine12 said:
Thats awesome!! You are not going to believe how absolutely stunning Moab is in person! If I had to personally pick three trails for my first time in Moab, I would hit Cliffhanger, Hell's Revenge, and either Top of the World or the Poison Spider Mesa - Golden Spike - Gold Bar Rim loop. I think all of those trails offer unique experiences and all encompass what it means to wheel in Moab!
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This list of very well known popular trails may be a reason that they closed a whole lot of little-known trails recently. Something like 1/3 of the trails got closed but most people would not even notice due to the popularity of the well known trails.

What ever happened to the spirit of exploration and taking the path less traveled?
 
bobfriesenhahn said:
This list of very well known popular trails may be a reason that they closed a whole lot of little-known trails recently. Something like 1/3 of the trails got closed but most people would not even notice due to the popularity of the well known trails.

What ever happened to the spirit of exploration and taking the path less traveled?
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they got closed because of the BLM and environmentalist fucks
 
back in the office. Moab was absolutely amazing. I will get some pictures posted in the coming days. but, honestly none of the pictures do it justice.

Day 1 we did Chicken Corners
Day2: Had a bit of bad luck. my oil cooler shit the bed. fortunately, I was gassing up at the station down the street when it was puking and it was before we hit the trails. Shout out to Mechanics Now Auto Repair getting me fixed in a day. My buddy ended up renting a Jeep from Cliffhanger next door, so we did another site seeing style trail day. Gemini Bridges to Island in the Sky down Shafer Canyon to Potash
Day 3: Hells Revenge. Absolutely incredible. Realize that it's not a technical trail at all, but the fins and drop offs certainly had our nerves going. One of my buddies who was a passenger was shaking like a leaf when the day ended. Unfortunately, we did not get to Fins and Things.
Day 4: We hit the trifecta. Poison Spider to Golden Spike to Gold Bar Rim out Gemini Bridges. What an epic day of trails that was.
 
TheGrendel said:
back in the office. Moab was absolutely amazing. I will get some pictures posted in the coming days. but, honestly none of the pictures do it justice.

Day 1 we did Chicken Corners
Day2: Had a bit of bad luck. my oil cooler shit the bed. fortunately, I was gassing up at the station down the street when it was puking and it was before we hit the trails. Shout out to Mechanics Now Auto Repair getting me fixed in a day. My buddy ended up renting a Jeep from Cliffhanger next door, so we did another site seeing style trail day. Gemini Bridges to Island in the Sky down Shafer Canyon to Potash
Day 3: Hells Revenge. Absolutely incredible. Realize that it's not a technical trail at all, but the fins and drop offs certainly had our nerves going. One of my buddies who was a passenger was shaking like a leaf when the day ended. Unfortunately, we did not get to Fins and Things.
Day 4: We hit the trifecta. Poison Spider to Golden Spike to Gold Bar Rim out Gemini Bridges. What an epic day of trails that was.
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I can second the fried nerves after Hell's Revenge. We did it back in March in a rented Jeep and I was SPENT after that trail. The Dragon Tail fin after Mickey's Hot tub was terrifying lol
 
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