Pats fan

Hi guys

I would appreciate some advice from those of you with families, we are planning a family trip to Moab sometime this spring, my cousin and his family along with my wife my 2 year old daughter and mysef in 2 Jeep Wrangler unlimited both with 35 inch tires.

My question is would you feel comfortable with a toddler on any of the famous Moab trails, or any of the scenic trails for that matter, to feel a little more comfortable I'm going to look into possibly hiring a guide that we could follow.

Any advice or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

dmwil

I'd do it. Mine always loved Jeep rides. I'd have a stash of toys and a tablet, though, in case of periods of boredom.

Dodge4me

The only thing I'd be concerned with is not letting her run around when you stop at a viewpoint.
Also, not wheel if trails are wet as that seems to be about the only warning when reading about trails. Drive wisely and you should have no dangers.

Pats fan

Thanks for the replies.
What trails would anyone recommend? I hear a lot of great things about hells revenge but I'm not sure if that would be appropriate with the baby

Riflejk

Fins and things is a great mild trail. Just had my two and four year olds their over thanksgiving. They loved it both of them laughing. I remember my first born laughing when jeeping she was only 5 months old and loving the rocking of the jeep. It comes down to what your comfortable with. We also did cliffhanger one of the tougher trails.

Canvas

The best thing to do is check out Red Rock 4x4 and their trail listing and ratings Red Rock 4-Wheelers, Inc. -. Then go to you tube and check out those trails to see what has been posted up.

As for taking a toddler out I would because the more you get them out on the trail the more fun they will have later in life. My 6 yo loves going in the Jeep and wheeling. Last bit of advice is keep the snacks and drinks handy because they will want something at the most in opportune time like climbing a ledge or going down a hill.

Rob 12B1P

As has been said just keep a close eye on the kid when your stopped as some of the scenery comes with the potential for huge falls. There are a lot of places I wouldnt let my dogs out on the trails as I was worried about them falling off a cliff.

inactiveuser31617

We had a great time. My kids are a bit older.

http://youtu.be/iVoUVvWM79M