Moab! Suggestions?

[TJLong]

Alright guys,

Ive done a little searching but decided to create my own thread.

Heading out to Moab for the first time. Now Ive wheeled plenty, just not out in Moab so I do considered myself moderately experienced. Wish I had my built Cherokee still for this trip and I would have no need to post anything like this. But Im heading out in my stock 2000 4runner Limited and possibly having my friend come out with his stock WJ Limited.

What trails would you all suggest? I do have the rear locker on my 4runner. Not looking to get major carnage, just wanna have some fun on some trails until I get my lift, sliders, bumpers etc.

Thanks!

 

[ethernectar]

Bookmarked - Watching this thread

Headed to UT in Oct for vacation. Planning primarily on Canyonlands and Moab areas in general. Been through the parks a few times, but this is my first time in my 4Runner.

 

[TJLong]

Bookmarked - Watching this thread

Headed to UT in Oct for vacation. Planning primarily on Canyonlands and Moab areas in general. Been through the parks a few times, but this is my first time in my 4Runner.

Haha, sounds good, well see what input people have and Ill let you know with some pictures too when I get back. Im going the 17-19th.

 

[TJLong]

Alot of views and no input yet!

Well for those that are curious some people replied on here.

Moab first time suggestions - Colorado4x4.org Forums

 

[sn0wrunner]

I didnt look at the link, but I'm assuming that some people probly suggested fins n things. Its a pretty mellow trail. You should have no issues in the front, but you might tap your rear end. If you have a tailer hitch for protection you should be good.

TrailDamage.com - Fins & Things

Another good stocker one might be top of the world:

TrailDamage.com - Top Of The World

 

[TJLong]

I didnt look at the link, but I'm assuming that some people probly suggested fins n things. Its a pretty mellow trail. You should have no issues in the front, but you might tap your rear end. If you have a tailer hitch for protection you should be good.

TrailDamage.com - Fins & Things

Another good stocker one might be top of the world:

TrailDamage.com - Top Of The World

Thanks! I plan to run both of those and possibly hells revenge bypassing alot of the hard hard stuff. Watched a few of your videos on youtube, impressive trip! I need to get some mods done and join you sometime. looked like a blast!

 

[03_4x4Runner]

Do yourself a favor and get this book. http://www.amazon.com/Backcountry-Adventures-Ultimate-Utility-Vehicle/dp/1930193122 It is really good. You will be limited by ground clearance at moab more than anything. You will be limited to the easier trails.

 

[dongbaaar]

Do yourself a favor and get this book. Amazon.com: Backcountry Adventures: Utah : The Ultimate Guide to the Utah Backcountry for Anyone With a Sport Utility Vehicle (Backcountry Adventures) (9781930193123): Peter Massey, Jeanne Wilson: Books It is really good. You will be limited by ground clearance at moab more than anything. You will be limited to the easier trails.

I read it, it's quite good:zoom: