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Old 09-17-2011, 07:39 PM
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We saw those trails when out there this past April for EJS2011. Suspect they're a bit dusty, but was the scenery worth the time to drive them, or was it much the same as what you get staying on the blacktop in the park itself?

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Old 09-17-2011, 09:25 PM
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Around Moab


Trail in Arches
Love that area......was out there with my wife on our bikes.
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Originally Posted by JK-Rubi
We saw those trails when out there this past April for EJS2011. Suspect they're a bit dusty, but was the scenery worth the time to drive them, or was it much the same as what you get staying on the blacktop in the park itself?
The 4x4 trail in Arches is a really nice drive, I think. It is well marked on the parks map, run it north to south.
The scenery does not have any arches (that know of), but it is quite beautiful. Especially if you don't live around Moab like most of us!
The area in the photo is a little sandy and dusty, but other parts have rocks that pose a bit of a challenge. Nothing a stock Jeep can't do, but a very nice outing for the family or a less experienced driver.

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After airing down


Heading up the mountain


Having fun at the top
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Originally Posted by Tails
The 4x4 trail in Arches is a really nice drive, I think. It is well marked on the parks map, run it north to south.
The scenery does not have any arches (that know of), but it is quite beautiful. Especially if you don't live around Moab like most of us!
The area in the photo is a little sandy and dusty, but other parts have rocks that pose a bit of a challenge. Nothing a stock Jeep can't do, but a very nice outing for the family or a less experienced driver.

Thanks.
x2... it's a fun trail.

I liked Chicken Corners too...

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