Hummbob, a lot of the highways in utah should be rated trails!

 

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So Bob maybe that would qualify you for the title of Trail King Master Bling

 

There were a bunch of us there. Got there at the end of EJS to hang with the folks from Hummer and then stayed the following week. The week after EJS is kind of a tradition that started on another forum. Hummer is thinking of turning it into an official event. [sm=shades.gif]

 

Hook up with Neo. He lives there and is always taking people out. He doesn't post here but he's on a couple of the other forums.

 

I talk with you guys on one of them. Used to see some of them on Ebola but seems most people have started staying away from there. I ever get to Moab and Neo will be the first person I call. Post your pics/video when you get the chance.

 

Steel Bender takes ALL day and there is only like 2 or 3 fun obstacles. Poison Spider Mesa would be fun in the H3. Cliffhanger was a blast! Moab Rim would be another good one. Metal Masher also.


Did you run any of the obstacles on Hells Revenge?

Escalator?
Hells Gate?
Tip Over CHallenge?
Any of the Hot Tubs?

I was out there last week and did those in my TJ, while my wife did the smaller of the two Hot Tubs. I wish she did Hells Gate, but it was her first trail and that obstacle can look crazy scary!

 

I have what may be a really dumb question for alot of you guys.

When you go to MOAB or the Badlands in South Dakota, etc., can you just drive right off the road and go wherever you want, or are there designated areas for off-roading, that are public-access areas, etc.?

When we took our road trip, I saw plenty of areas in SD I would have liked to go drive through, but at the time didn't have the H3. I'm assuming if it's NOT like Wyoming, where most of the land is fenced in with Govt. Trespassing signs, that it's OK to drive on if it's just dirt, rock and sand?

I just don't know since I've never done it. Can you just take an exit and start driving around anywhere you want, or are all of those areas designtated as state parks?

How does that all work? You are speaking to someone born, raised and living in the Chicago area. The closest I have ever been to these areas is the Badland Park in Indiana

 

It appeared he might be running solo so I was only suggesting trails that he'd probably be okay on. I've heard PSM and CliffHanger are great, but haven't run them yet. Would have ran both of them this trip but the truck wasn't cooperating. [:@] Moab Rim - did it this trip, and doubt I'll ever do it again. I ain't down with the tippy ****.

The first time I ran Hell's we did Hell's Gate, Escalator, and the smaller hot tub. I've never done Tip-over (see above).

 

The trails in Moab are pretty well marked, especially after Jeep Safari. They are mostly on BLM land, although many cross private property in places.

In this climate of trail closures its real important to stay to established, legitimate trails and STAY ON THE TRAIL at all times.