Hi, we have just driven down The Schafer Trail in a Dodge Ram, OMG, what the hell was I thinking. A truly terrifying experience. Utah, Moab is stunningly beautiful 🇺🇸❤️🏴
I like this vid, you nailed it about these 5 trails. I was just thinking a few days ago that Golden Spike was not just a trail but kind of a playground there are so many fun spots that you better keep your attention or they can get you. I've done Moab Rim twice now and on the second time I was in a group considered to be all experienced so we did the trail with no spotting and I have to say going down the last 300 yards all those obstacles and off camber took every ounce of concentration and correct line choosing I had. It was a challenge but super fun and rewarding....Of course everyone's top five is a matter of opinion and I was reflecting on how many times I've gone to Moab and how many trails I've done and how many times I've done some trails. I figured out: Out of the Ninety something trails in and around Moab I have done 36 of them and have done some trails twice, three times, 4 times, 5 times and Hell's Revenge out of 5 trips I'm at 9 times. I really try to do a new trail every time I go. Well, I've blabbed long enough. Great vid Josh. Eat Dirt and Happy Wheeling
Thank you Joe. And happy Easter to you. But you are right, so many great trails out there. You could have a top 20 trails and still be listing only great trails.
Excellent video! The camera angles capture the difficulty of the obstacles, which is (in my opinion) really hard to convey. You certainly did convey this (bravo!) making the video so much fun to watch. Thanks for sharing!
It took many years to learn how to show an obstacle and not make it look like a road. Thank you for noticing. And thank you for watching. Are you heading out soon?
@@JeepAdventures We were there last year, but getting the itch to return. Have you, by chance, been on Holy Cross 4x4 Trail near Leadville, CO? It's another rock climbing obstacle course, but with lots of water. We reached our limit on that one. Tough, for sure.
@@grannygamerquilter No. My plan was this summer but I ended up breaking my arm really bad and was in and of surgery all summer. I was thinking of trying to squeeze it in before the winter hits but don't know if I will be ready. So I guess I am stuck waiting to next year.
Did Moab Rim a few days ago. Devil's Crack was &@_%Q%Y!!! 315/70R17 BFG KO2, 2" Mopar lift...needless to say I got a fair amount of scraping. I'm not afraid of heights, but thinking about falling off the clif was unnerving.
happened not long ago. Here is a link if it will let me share. I agree it seems like it would be nearly impossible as that 20 ft or so to the edge. Overall seems like it would be safe. But ....
Sounds like your rig can do it. But there is more then one spot some advance technique is needed. If you don't feel comfortable, use the anchor points. There is one at every obstacle in the right spot for a easy winch. (Some have two so you winch to one point then move it).. Try everything, but error on the side of caution. Its better to get off the trail under you own power then try to be a hero and have to repair the rig on the trail.
This isn't the manliest testosterone answer, but after doing Pritchett for 20 years on dirt bikes, let other people break and ruin their expensive rigs.
@@clifft7832 I actually did it in may and came out with minimal damage definitely will do it again soon but I understand not wanting to do it again especially if someone is in a smaller rig.
Those are my kind of trails. Don't mind the other kinds too, but love the challenging one. We made a trail last year about this time. I posted the video on here.
Let us know how this list looks to you?
just get a two-stroke dirt bike and blow through all these f****** trails... I have a Rubicon jeep and dirt bike rule.. cheers
Appreciate the concise overview and appropriate video.
Hi, we have just driven down The Schafer Trail in a Dodge Ram, OMG, what the hell was I thinking. A truly terrifying experience. Utah, Moab is stunningly beautiful 🇺🇸❤️🏴
Moab had some wildly scary trails
My goshhhh. These all look intense. Great video, thanks!
Thank you for watching. Are you going to try the trail?
I like this vid, you nailed it about these 5 trails. I was just thinking a few days ago that Golden Spike was not just a trail but kind of a playground there are so many fun spots that you better keep your attention or they can get you. I've done Moab Rim twice now and on the second time I was in a group considered to be all experienced so we did the trail with no spotting and I have to say going down the last 300 yards all those obstacles and off camber took every ounce of concentration and correct line choosing I had. It was a challenge but super fun and rewarding....Of course everyone's top five is a matter of opinion and I was reflecting on how many times I've gone to Moab and how many trails I've done and how many times I've done some trails. I figured out: Out of the Ninety something trails in and around Moab I have done 36 of them and have done some trails twice, three times, 4 times, 5 times and Hell's Revenge out of 5 trips I'm at 9 times. I really try to do a new trail every time I go. Well, I've blabbed long enough. Great vid Josh. Eat Dirt and Happy Wheeling
Thank you Joe. And happy Easter to you.
But you are right, so many great trails out there. You could have a top 20 trails and still be listing only great trails.
I can't believe it took me this long to do cliff hanger.. What an amazing trail.
One of the best
Excellent video! The camera angles capture the difficulty of the obstacles, which is (in my opinion) really hard to convey. You certainly did convey this (bravo!) making the video so much fun to watch. Thanks for sharing!
It took many years to learn how to show an obstacle and not make it look like a road. Thank you for noticing. And thank you for watching. Are you heading out soon?
@@JeepAdventures We were there last year, but getting the itch to return. Have you, by chance, been on Holy Cross 4x4 Trail near Leadville, CO? It's another rock climbing obstacle course, but with lots of water. We reached our limit on that one. Tough, for sure.
@@grannygamerquilter No. My plan was this summer but I ended up breaking my arm really bad and was in and of surgery all summer. I was thinking of trying to squeeze it in before the winter hits but don't know if I will be ready. So I guess I am stuck waiting to next year.
Nice vid. I think the one thing that could be added to the future would be a mention if bypasses were available or not to the hard stuff.
Not a bad idea
Hells revenge is the only trail mentioned that has "bypasses" I wouldn't even call them bypasses they are optional.
Great video, I haven’t been yet but want to take my wife on vacation there with our jeep!
That place is a blast. You will have a ton of fun. So much cool things to see.
Did Moab Rim a few days ago. Devil's Crack was &@_%Q%Y!!!
315/70R17 BFG KO2, 2" Mopar lift...needless to say I got a fair amount of scraping.
I'm not afraid of heights, but thinking about falling off the clif was unnerving.
That is awesome. Have you posted up photos anywhere?
I’ve wheeled in Moab for more than 15 years and never heard of anyone rolling on Devils Crack and going off the cliff
happened not long ago. Here is a link if it will let me share. I agree it seems like it would be nearly impossible as that 20 ft or so to the edge. Overall seems like it would be safe. But ....
www.rzrforums.net/threads/two-fatalities-on-moab-rim-trail.563240/
www.fox13now.com/news/local-news/two-men-dead-after-jeep-rollover-in-moab
Are there any Moab trails that you wouldn’t take your new stock Rubicon down?
For stock, stick to Fins and Things, Hells Revenge, Chicken Corners, Gemini Bridges, south half of flat iron mesa, and you can try poison spider.
Any recommendations for pritchett canyon in a jku on 40s 6in long arm and tons.
Sounds like your rig can do it. But there is more then one spot some advance technique is needed. If you don't feel comfortable, use the anchor points. There is one at every obstacle in the right spot for a easy winch. (Some have two so you winch to one point then move it).. Try everything, but error on the side of caution. Its better to get off the trail under you own power then try to be a hero and have to repair the rig on the trail.
@@JeepAdventures thanks for the tip that's what I was hoping there was winch points at the hard stuff
Have fun
This isn't the manliest testosterone answer, but after doing Pritchett for 20 years on dirt bikes, let other people break and ruin their expensive rigs.
@@clifft7832 I actually did it in may and came out with minimal damage definitely will do it again soon but I understand not wanting to do it again especially if someone is in a smaller rig.
Que es esto??Encuentro una raya en el vehiculo y corred!!
Jajajaja, la aventura no conoce rasguños
Why you keep calling it trail? There's no trail in may places lol
where are those places?
@@JeepAdventures driving through rocks, huge rocks. There's no trail. Look at the definition of trail...
Those are my kind of trails. Don't mind the other kinds too, but love the challenging one. We made a trail last year about this time. I posted the video on here.
@@JeepAdventures I can't do some of that. Too much, awesome to see but nope. I'll die 100% I'm happy to where my crv can bring me lol
@@rafars2246 Thats all it is about. Get out and enjoy the outdoors. There are some great trails in Moab that a CRV would be great on.
just get a two-stroke dirt bike and blow through all these f****** trails
But then you get old and it hurts to blow through just one.