Beware, the sandy washes throughout the creek may contain quicksand. Hence its name, this trail follows and weaves in and out of Kane Creek.ĭuring spring, the creek is usually wet and muddy. It’s recommended to have at minimum 37” tires with front and rear lockers along with a winch.

Minimum 35” tires along with front and rear lockers are highly recommended: Rose Garden Hill, Cliffhanger, Golden Spike, Moab Rim, Kane Creek, Metal Masher, Escalator (Hell’s Revenge)Įxtreme 9-10 : To the adept four-wheelers, Pritchett Canyon is for you. We recommend a minimum of 33” tires and a rear locker.ĭifficult 7-8: For those looking to put their heavily modified 4WD’s to the test. Intermediate 4-6: Looking for something more technical? Check out Seven Mile Rim, Crystal Geyser, Fins & Things, Hell’s Revenge, Poison Spider Mesa, Flat Iron Mesa, Cameo Cliffs, Elephant Hill, Wipe-Out Hill, Top of the World, and Steel Bender. There are a number of trails that can even be done in a stock 4WD: Secret Spire, Geyser Pass, Chicken Corners, Shafer Trail, and Polar Mesa No matter how equipped your vehicle is, as long as you can shift to low-range, you’re bound to have a good time in Moab.Įasy 1-3: Your rig doesn’t need to be built with 40” tires and maximum travel suspension to have a good time in Moab. One of the many great features of Moab is the trail variety.

Without a doubt, it’s a place that every four-wheeler dreams of visiting at least once in their life. Its sculpted red slickrock formations, breathtaking views, and rich history attract tourists and four-wheelers from around the globe. Located in southwest Utah, Moab offers an off-road experience like no other. The Mecca, the promised land – just a few of the undisputed phrases that describe Moab.

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