UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

you sure do! its pretty awesome, you're able to send GPX format files to anyone or you can share them directly from the app.

 

It really wasn't bad at all. I received some minor ones but nothing that can't be buffed out.

Nice! The pic takes me right back.

 

Which version did you go for? The free, membership or premium? I was also looking at the onX Offroad. It seems that Gaia is the more popular one.

 

I bought the premium. Look around before you buy, you can usually find a pretty decent discount. (their affiliate program allows up to a 50% off discount.)

 

I just went with the free version to see how I liked the program. Used it to plan and map out GPS points for that trip I posted about Cathedral Valley Loop in Capitol Reef. I planned the trip off of my laptop and then saved it to my phone and used it the whole time, really impressed about the tracking it does and that you can use it without being in cell range, that to me was one of the bigger selling points.

 

Can I get some help with a Moab trip?
I want to plan a future trip to Moab with my wife and do some exploring, wheeling and camping.
I am not into hard core rock crawling, but my rig is capable of doing moderate wheeling, I do have to drive it home.
Does anyone who has spent some time there have any recommendations?
Thank you.

 

Is there a Moab sticky? If not I vote for it getting made. Tips for first timers, which trails to do if you’re stock vs. some armor / mild lift vs. more hard core, Places to stay, eat, drink.

what do you guys think?

 

Great looking truck. I bet you’d enjoy Hell’s Revenge and Fins & Things with that setup - you’d want a good spotter and it’d give a bit of a challenge but the truck will be plenty capable.

Gemini Bridges is easy and fun for a first time trip.

 

@Phessor I’ve only been once, for what it’s worth you can check out my writeup of it here https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/first-time-in-moab-with-my-stock-ish-trd-pro.460737/

 

Has anyone done the Red Canyon Loop at San Rafael?

 

Thank you, I have always wanted to go to Moab, but where I live I have no one to go with.
So I want to plan an enjoyable trip with my wife without trying to destroy my truck. She has already had to come drag me home with a blown rear differential.

 

There is so much to do in Moab. I agree with everything @RyanL said. There both good trails. You could also do the White Rim Trail. It’s fairly long and mellow, but it’s scenic.

Others can offer more suggestions.

 

Definitely!

 

Assuming you all are aware of this:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/moab.138/

 

Who wants a Hilux??

https://cars.ksl.com/listing/6437141?_ga=2.55455851.1196807739.1589902607-731450182.1589902500

Hit me up!

 

more than down! I'd love to get some more info in Moab and what my truck can and can't do!

 

Also, this guide book is a great investment for ~$25. Gives you a guide for a bunch of trails

Got a rating guide, photos, etc.

$41 Guide to Moab, UT Backroads & 4-Wheel Drive Trails: Easy, Moderate, Difficult: 80 Trails

https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Moab-B...eywords=moab+guide+book&qid=1589987894&sr=8-1

 

I'll give you $1,500 for it. Cash.

 

Throw in a deli sub and you got yourself a deal.

 

You said you'd never sell it!