Newbie to Moab need trail info
Im heading to Moab over memorial day to backpack & mtn bike & want to also play with my rig. What tails are fun & scenic for a newbie to the area? I have a good rig & some experience wheeling. Any info would be helpful, thanks
Buy this book, you can get it anywhere in Moab or even better, order it now and get an idea of what you want to do.
Charles Well's Moab, UT Backroads and 4wd trails.
http://www.amazon.com/Guide-Backroad.../dp/0966497627
Charles Well's Moab, UT Backroads and 4wd trails.
http://www.amazon.com/Guide-Backroad.../dp/0966497627
Buy this book, you can get it anywhere in Moab or even better, order it now and get an idea of what you want to do.
Charles Well's Moab, UT Backroads and 4wd trails.
http://www.amazon.com/Guide-Backroad.../dp/0966497627
Charles Well's Moab, UT Backroads and 4wd trails.
http://www.amazon.com/Guide-Backroad.../dp/0966497627
X2, it's a good reference for Moab trails.
Schafer Trail is very easy and scenic, and after visiting the national park, leave via Long Canyon/Pucker Pass, again pretty easy and scenic.
Gemini Trail is an easy drive with a great double arch (that I've seen people drive out on).

Shafer Trail/White Rim Trail (or part of it--it's 100 miles of trails!) is a great experience--like having an E-ticket to drive into the Grand Canyon (except you're in Canyonlands National Park). If you want to drive the entire trail, get a permit to spend a night or two.

Fins and Things is an absolute hoot! Strongly recommend.

Poison Spider Mesa has some serious obstacles. Definitely a challenge for someone like me (limited experience).
Photo by High Roller.

All of these are in Wells' book--don't plan Moab without it!!!
Shafer Trail/White Rim Trail (or part of it--it's 100 miles of trails!) is a great experience--like having an E-ticket to drive into the Grand Canyon (except you're in Canyonlands National Park). If you want to drive the entire trail, get a permit to spend a night or two.
Fins and Things is an absolute hoot! Strongly recommend.
Poison Spider Mesa has some serious obstacles. Definitely a challenge for someone like me (limited experience).
Photo by High Roller.
All of these are in Wells' book--don't plan Moab without it!!!






