Newb from Arkansas

[YotaLance]

Hello guys, I am new here. Me and some buddies are wanting to plan a trip out to Moab for next year, so I thought it would be a good idea to join up here and learn more about Utah wheeling.

Got an '02 Tacoma with 3" lift w/ SAW coilovers, alcan add-a-leafs, 32 inch BFG muds, rear lockright locker, ARB bumper w/ Warn 8k winch. Also have a custom rear bumper. Can't wait for our trip out there, just gotta get it planned.

 

[Spork]

Welcome :greg:

 

[Herzog]

Welcome!

 

[BlackSheep]

welcome! these guys get down there a bunch. I did plenty of playing in Moab while I lived in Ut, but now I'm in SC. I take my annual pilgrimage during Easter Jeep Safari. Not the best time to go if you're interested in hard core wheelin, but a great time if you're interested in just seeing the sights and meeting cool people.

I'm sure if you let these folks know when you're heading out there, you'd likely be able to hook up with one (or many) to get the local tour.

 

[YotaLance]

We've got an event this weekend in Hot Springs at Superlift, and are hoping to hash out a time to go. As of right now, we are shooting for next September/October. Hopefully, we can have it narrowed down, and get on the list for some sweet camping spots on the White Rim. I can't wait!!

 

[BlackSheep]

As of right now, we are shooting for next September/October.

September / October is a great time to head out that way. Temperatures have cooled a bit and the trails are not packed. Red rock 4 wheelers have their labor day campout in early September, but that event doesn't get the turnout that EJS does.

 

[phatfoto]

Welcome dude! What part of Arkansas you coming from?

 

[YotaLance]

I am in Little Rock. Think its about 16-18 hours worth of driving. But, that's okay, from everything I've seen and read, it will be more than worth it!