Search results

Great report Greg, it was such a fun day! I'll probably be out there again next EJS, come on over and we'll play around in Britney!

Okay awesome!

Hey Greg, I totally forgot that I had committed to run Coyote on Saturday with some guys from Denver, so I guess I won't be able to make 21 Road on the 2nd. Unless you could do it on Sunday? Sorry, I really want to run it soon!

Yeah, that sounds good.

Hmm, I think I might be able to make it!

Kurt, thank you so much for your report. It is awesome to finally hear a first hand report, straight from the horse's mouth exactly what he (Lucero) has been planning. Up until now, all most of us have heard is second-hand rumors and social media BS. His grand plan, in my opinion, would never...

But Lower Helldorado was a user-created route that had only been in existence for a few years before Kiley bought it. There was no legal claim to retain it for public use, unlike Strike Ravine through her property.

I guess I have a little different point of view on this than most people on here. Not saying its right or wrong, just my opinion, so here goes: For those that don’t know me, I have lived in Moab for 20+ years, and am the founder and president of Moab Friends for Wheelin'. I’m a buggy owner, and...

Cool! I just finished installing four of the exact same shocks on mine this morning. Can't wait to give them a try tomorrow!

Sway-Away uses 5/8 to 1/2" high-misalignment type bushings, and Fox 2.0's use straight 1/2" spacers. You should be able to get the S-A-W bushings from AccuTune. RuffStuff also has 5/8 to 1/2 bushings, but I'm not sure if they will work correctly in the S-A-W shocks.

Moab Friends For Wheelin' has the permit for Nov 3rd. I'm not sure how many we will have, but so far only 5 have confirmed. You are welcome to join us if we end up having open spots.

Greg, good to see you and Bart again. We ran Die Trying and Death Row today, they are both great trails. We missed you Jason! I'd definitley be up for an RME trip sometime.

Great write-up and pics, Greg! Thanks for putting this together... wish I could have made Billings too!

As of right now, it looks like we'll have 6 rigs from MFFW. Me and my wife Susan in our sammy buggies, Melissa in her jeep buggy, Larry in his Toyota, Scott in his jeep buggy, and Ron in his jeep buggy from Montrose. Not sure if we'll stop by the truck stop or go straight to the trail, so don't...

I'm planning on coming, and I think there will be several others

MoabFriends-For-Wheelin’ recently met with the BLM regarding the permit system forCoyote Canyon,and BLM has agreed toamend the permits for 2016. While permitted use will still be only on Fridaysand Saturdays February 16 through November 30, and the maximum number ofvehicles will still be 7 per...

It's a totally different type of trail. Coyote is mostly large boulders. I guess it would compare with Pritchett in difficulty, but it is similar to the trails in BFE.

Call the Moab BLM to get a permit. Here is the website: http://www.blm.gov/ut/st/en/fo/moab/recreation/motorized_routes/coyote_canyon.html

You and your Dad will have a great time. There are hundreds of miles of easier scenic trails, both close to town and farther away. I love the trip through Lockhart Basin to Canyonlands, but it is best to do it in two days. Same with White Rim trail. Seven Mile Rim is awesome for scenery, and is...

I think you are referring to the rock formation we call Prostitute Butte. It is just before the sand dune area as you are coming from Pritchett back to highway 191. It is BLM land (the sand dunes are on state land), and there are several designated campsites up against the cliff. It is a great...