Canyonlands White Rim Trail

We are going to try every year. Plan my vacation around permit availability. It is epic for sure

 

Let me know!

I be down to mash up!

Got a few buddies who are interested now as well..

 

Anyone down for the middle of Sept? I'll be there and would like to run it with some fellow TW members?

 

I am planning to make a Utah trip to do White Rim road and other Utah tracks. I have a relatively new Off Road Tacoma with the stock Goodyear Wrangler All Terrain Adventure Kevlar reinforced tires. Are these tires capable fpr these roads. I am concerned about the sidewalls. Thanks

 

They should be fine for White Rim and most backcountry roads.

 

They're fine for white rim, I did it twice with the stock tires. Don't do anything with super sharp shale though; I sliced through two tires on my '16 doing colorado roads before I wised up and got KO2s.

 

Hello, got a stock 2020 Tacoma TRD OFF Road long bed, do you think I could make it with the original equipment on the truck, including GY Wrangler AT Adventures?

 

Just realized this was answered right above me‍♂️

 

Just got back from white rim. It's much more washed out and rougher than my earlier trip. The late summer and fall rains have had their way with the trail. Park service was running a bulldozer on parts, mostly wash crossings. Interesting what they would improve and what they wouldn't.

A fair amount of the Hogback descent( from a clockwise route) was smoothed out. Must have been pretty eroded. Quite a bit of fill dirt near the C campsite and on top leading to the descent. Park service was describing the hogback as rough with washouts.

My brother did it in his stock 07 Taco with me but contacted his front skid a couple of times.

 

They won't even let you bring and have your dog stay in the vehicle.

 

Thats true for most National Parks.

 

Group trips can be hard on white rim because the campsites are so limited. Just an fyi