Man, the aerial shots are AMAZING! We are so missing out! Love the outtakes. My fave

@momentsofadventure

2 жыл бұрын

Jojo, Hey Joe Canyon is calling your name. :)

The production quality is already spot on!! Brand New subscriber cant wait to see more!!

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Martin! Welcome to the channel!

Great video! On a 1 to 10 scale, I would give it a 10. Fantastic!

@momentsofadventure

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Fritz!!

@UTAH100

Жыл бұрын

It is.

Thanks so much for sharing! Excellent video work!

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Thomas! I think this video was one of our first with the new drone. Glad you liked it!

What a Great and comprehensive video of Moab… I have a Polaris General and nothing U guys did was to scary for me. Oh I also have ride command in my rig. Thanks Again Steve W.

@momentsofadventure

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Steve W! Glad you liked the video. Ride command looks like a cool system!

Enjoyed the video! MOAB is the best 4-wheel drive area in the country.

@momentsofadventure

2 жыл бұрын

It really is a great area! A little something for everyone. Glad you liked the video!

Great video you guys! We are headed back to Moab this winter. It will be our first time with our SXS and I am so excited It looks amazing Your video will help us tremendously

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! I'm so excited for you guys! Have a great time!

I have been wanting to take the family here for such a long time but it is a good ways from south west Texas. great content!

@momentsofadventure

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jesse Perez! Yes, it is a ways from southwest Texas! I hope you get to mark it off your bucket list some day! :) It is a really pretty area.

Love the video! The parts with the cliffs made me wheezy though! I guess you can call me a scaredy-cat 😂 We live 1.5 hours from Moab and still haven’t gone there in our SXS or either of our Jeeps.. soon though!

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked the video! Hope you have a great experience when you go!

Excellent video! I highly recommend Top of the World trail.

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! AND Thanks for the trail recommendation! We will have to check it out!

this was a VERY helpful video! thank you for taking the time to put this together. My wife and I are going out to MOAB in a month, and have rented a UTV for a day. We will be on there on a Saturday, so having some of the other trails as options is great! This will be our first time there, and we'll have the UTV for one day. any "must do's" that you recommend? keeping in mind, a moderately experienced driver.

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

How exciting! Well, being that you are going to rent on a Saturday, I would suggest some of the lesser known trails, to avoid it being too crowded. Gemini Bridges, Hey Joe Canyon and Rim Trail have some great views, and are not terribly far away from each other. If you want to brave the crowds, Poison Spider is really fun. Use a map system, because there are MANY ways out of there... some more challenging than others. If its a warm day, I would suggest Bartlett Wash, or seven mile wash and hope there are puddles to cool off. :) Bartlett wash is pretty short, and Tusher Tunnel is right there, it is usually a cool spot at all times of the year, because you literally walk through a cave. Hope this helps! Have a great time!

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Non riding "must do" is to check out the food truck are in downtown MOAB. SUPER fun, and everything we have tried has been excellent!

@jesus636

Жыл бұрын

@@momentsofadventure thank you very much for taking the time to reply. We're from IL, and this will all be new to us. we are just passing through MOAB, but have set aside an entire day to do all that we can! the UTV is reserved and we have it form like 8a - 6p! hoping that gives us plenty of time to hit the trails!!!! Then we'll find a spot in town to eat and reflect on the day :)!

The Best video on Moab I've seen. I am coming down in March for a once in a lifetime trip. If you only had two days to ride what trails would you recommend.

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Hi Redd Foxx! Two days....... for scenic views, I would choose Hey Joe Canyon, Pucker Pass, Rim Trail and the Gemini Bridges Trail. For just some fun riding, I would suggest Poison spider, and do the full ride that includes rusty nail and the crack (Plan for a FULL day for this one) and I absolutely love Bartlett Wash, especially if you have riding buddies. The wash cuts in and out of the main trail, and it's just FUN. If you like sand and dunes, White wash is also super fun, and easy to spend the day playing over there. Have a great time, March is an excellent time to go!

@reddfoxx2861

Жыл бұрын

@@momentsofadventure thanks so much for the response. You just made my decision easier. Have a good week.

Thanks for sharing our group is planning a trip out there this year October 6th for the week any recommendations on a place to stay we do have one small dog and will be 4 adults

@momentsofadventure

5 ай бұрын

October is a great time to go! If you are set up for dry camping, my favorite place is White Wash Sand Dunes.... You have to drive about an hour on a dirt road, but the views are amazing, and you can park up on a bluff overlooking the sand dunes. There are also several areas closer to Moab as well. If you are looking for a campground,... there are several in town, that look good, but we have never stayed there. If you are looking for hotels, there is a brand new one as your coming into town that looks nice, but again we have not stayed in town. Hope you have a great trip!!

Really enjoyed this video! Are you able ride your sxs to most of these trails from your camp or do you trailer most of it?

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Our side by side is street legal, and tagged, so we can ride it to all of the trails in the video. If you are not tagged, from this camping spot you can get to: Hey Joe, White Wash, Bartlett Wash, Ten Mile Wash, and Tusher Tunnel. You would have to trailer to Poison Spider as well as Hells Revenge and Fins and Things. We are tagged out of Idaho, its very easy and not expensive. Hope this helps!

Do you recommend a certain mapping system or is there a place to locate all these trails? Great video

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Hey Roy, we use Gaia GPS on our phone to track our rides and download tracks from other riders. It is a great paid app that works really well on the Iphone without having to spend money on a stand alone GPS unit. There are many books as well that are available, one of my favorite is below: Guide to Moab, UT Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails, 4 Edition Spiral-bound - May 16, 2022 amzn.to/3QvD3Ti Thanks! Moments of Adventure

Nice video. Is that the sand riding area entry gate at 13:38? or some type of checkpoint? Thanks.

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

The little gate entry spot at 13:38, is the entry point for Fins and Things, and Hells Revenge (the sand riding area). There is a fee to ride in that area ($5). The little shack is where you pay. Its kinda like a state park entry.... Someone is in there to take money, give you a permit for the day, and a map if you need it.

@paulstewart3298

Жыл бұрын

@@momentsofadventure Very good. Thanks.

Would you be able to tell me which campground is closest a trail for utv?

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

There is dispersed camping all over Moab and the surrounding area. There are several campgrounds mixed throughout the dispersed camping areas, but most do NOT have hookups, no water, no power. You would have to look at individual campgrounds for size of spots and their specific services. For full hookups, you will want to look in town (would have to trailer or have UTV licensed), or Sun Outdoors Canyonlands Gateway. Sun Out Doors is near many trails that you would not have to trailer your UTV to get to, BUT they were VERY rude last time we were there. If you don't need full hook ups and still want the campground feel, I would check out Lone Mesa Campground. Hope this helps!

Are street legal SXS allowed on Hwy 191? If not is there a legal route or trail you take to get from the Dubinki well rd camp to the Sand Flats recreation area? I will be going next month and do have a Utah street legal plate on my machine

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Yes, UTVs are allowed on Hwy 191 if they are plated. We have run Hwy 191 a lot to make a quick trip back to town or camp without having to go thru all the trails. Once you get north of town, I suggest you hug the shoulder though to let cars go by and not hold up traffic.

What trail is that cave off of?

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Hi Shaun! The cave, (Tusher Tunnel) is off of Bartlett Wash.

Is a rzr 900 trail too small for these trails

@momentsofadventure

7 ай бұрын

Hey Fred, absolutely not! Just be careful on the off-camber stuff and you will be fine. Many many trails you can do on the 900 trail.

New subscriber here! Curious what time of the year did you do Moab?

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for subscribing! We go usually in the fall/ spring. We have not been there in the summer, but understand it is HOT. September, October, March, April are typically very nice. Spring tends to be a little windy- take goggles. :)

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

This trip was from March of 2022.

@jaypence1911

Жыл бұрын

@Moments of Adventure thank! My brother and I did a trip in 2016 to moab the end of July..it was HOT! but we seen one person on the entire white rim trail, so that was a plus!

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

@@jaypence1911 I think I would just go sit in the river at that time in July!

just wondering if your sxs is street legal? thanks

@momentsofadventure

Жыл бұрын

It is. We had to add a few things, turn signals, horn, etc. We are tagged out of Idaho. Super easy process, and very reasonable price tag.

@jjustj

Жыл бұрын

@@momentsofadventure thxz

Beware ATV, UTV people that think you can ride your “street legal” machines on the streets of Moab. The rules have changed. Democrats have infested this town built on off-road activities. If you are from a state that registers your street legal machine through the DNR versus the DMV, you are no longer legal in Moab. This means you will be forced to trailer to each individual trails and are no longer welcome in town to spend money at gas stations, restaurants, pharmacies, or any of the other small businesses that exist because of you. A DMV versus DNR licensed vehicle has no advantage with the exception of Moab giving you a ticket and collecting the money. (Democrat modus operandi). It’s an excuse to tax you. I have been going there for the last 8 years, and sadly will not return. I’m not trailering my ATV from trail to trail with my 67’ Motorhome/trailer. They must be nuts in Moab to allow this. I see this town turning into a ghost town in no time at all. Another example of the left infecting an American Town.

@sh-df1bb

Жыл бұрын

just wondering what DNR stands for as opposed to DMV?

@dh-flies

Жыл бұрын

@@sh-df1bb Department of Natural Resources. Department of Motor Vehicles. Separate agencies collecting money "just because".