moab trails

[74huggerorange]

We are taking a trip the last week of February to Breckenridge to ski, then over to Moab to run some trails for a few days. We are also looping back down through the Durangoish area of Colorado on our way back to New Mexico...then onto Oklahoma, but I assume the Colorado trails will be impassable because of snow...

Our 4runner is a 2011 sr5 with Bilsteins in the front set on the 0.85" lift notch, and stock sized duratracs. I have been wheeling for many years, but not in this rig. What trails would be some enjoyable ones? I would prefer to stay body damage free :biggrin2:

Thanks

 

[oldsweng]

I have the first edition of this book. It was worth its weight in gold to me. http://www.amazon.com/Guide-Backroa...8004/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327956542&sr=8-1

 

[KidVermicious]

Yup, I have the second edition, and it's great.

OP, if you have a couple of days and are moderately skilled on the trail, I recommend the White Rim Road. It's intensely scenic, and has only a couple technical sections. It is very very remote, and you need to get a permit in advance to camp inside Canyonlands, but if I could only do one thing in Canyonlands, that'd be it.

 

[Egstyle]

Shafer trail (connects to White Rim), Tower Arch, Butler Wash.