The view at the top is one of the most beautiful spots to be found in the Moab area. You are looking down into Onion Creek, which can be accessed from 128 heading back toward Moab on Onion Creek Road. That is another road I highly recommend as it is so beautiful down there. It's not a tough trail, but incredibly scenic. Love this video!
I’ve been looking forward to the Moab trip videos! Haven’t been to Utah but the beauty continues to amaze me. Is that a solar panel on the JL’s hood? Glad you had a safe trip, thanks for the video! Even with the tough loss to the M word go BUCKS!
Moab never disappoints. We absolutely love it out there. And that is actually a star link system on his hood. He always has internet on the trails now. It was super cool to see that thing. And thank you for watching. GO BUCKS!
We absolutely love it out there. And Yeah man that trail is definitely worth running at least once. And with y’all buggy there are some harder lines you can take to make it even more fun! I can also imagine with y’all setup running around Moab probably isn’t a huge challenge for you. I know when we take our bigger Jeep out there there are only a few trails that are a challenge.
@@Ohio_offroad_adventures we ran Hells Revenge and Pritchett Canyon. While they weren’t all that challenging IMO, PC was absolutely beautiful, as well as the rest of Moab. It’s one of the most beautiful places we’ve been to.
When in ran this trail in 21, my buddy and I were stuck behind a convoy of 20+ ram trucks beatin n bangin up the trail. Needless to say, it was a LONGGGG day. Finally got ahead of em after pics at top. If I remember...6ish hours to get to top. 🤬
That would’ve been a rough day following that many rigs up to the top. I think the trail took us a total of 5-6hrs to run it slowly with a lunch break at the top. Super surprised the big group didn’t let y’all pass.
@Ohio_offroad_adventures we asked a couple times, with the oh, it's too many vehicles and no room and blah blah blah...even had to wait for them to take their pics at the edge, but should've seen their faces when a few jeeps came thru. So, you know, that trail is not hard, but those long low trucks were just scraping everything. Even had some in the front ask where we came from, told them, and they apologized and had no idea we were back there waiting.
Love top of the World. When it came time to back up, I felt like I forgot to drive, like is all I have to do is reverse??? Lol I left the driver door open and one leg out of the vehicle "just in case"
That small back up has got to be the most nerve racking part of the whole trail. Everytime we’ve done it I triple check that I’m in reverse before letting off the brake. 😂
Really cool to see trails run in a regular build. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely. There will be more to come with this Jeep. It was an absolute blast in that thing.
The view at the top is one of the most beautiful spots to be found in the Moab area. You are looking down into Onion Creek, which can be accessed from 128 heading back toward Moab on Onion Creek Road. That is another road I highly recommend as it is so beautiful down there. It's not a tough trail, but incredibly scenic. Love this video!
Thanks Dallas. Having this Jeep will definitely open up more possibilities on places to see and go. I’m already ready to go back out there. 😂
I’ve been looking forward to the Moab trip videos! Haven’t been to Utah but the beauty continues to amaze me. Is that a solar panel on the JL’s hood? Glad you had a safe trip, thanks for the video! Even with the tough loss to the M word go BUCKS!
Moab never disappoints. We absolutely love it out there. And that is actually a star link system on his hood. He always has internet on the trails now. It was super cool to see that thing.
And thank you for watching. GO BUCKS!
It’s so beautiful out there!
I only got to run 2 trails while in Moab, but I wish I’d had time to hit this one!
We absolutely love it out there. And Yeah man that trail is definitely worth running at least once. And with y’all buggy there are some harder lines you can take to make it even more fun! I can also imagine with y’all setup running around Moab probably isn’t a huge challenge for you. I know when we take our bigger Jeep out there there are only a few trails that are a challenge.
@@Ohio_offroad_adventures we ran Hells Revenge and Pritchett Canyon. While they weren’t all that challenging IMO, PC was absolutely beautiful, as well as the rest of Moab. It’s one of the most beautiful places we’ve been to.
When in ran this trail in 21, my buddy and I were stuck behind a convoy of 20+ ram trucks beatin n bangin up the trail. Needless to say, it was a LONGGGG day. Finally got ahead of em after pics at top. If I remember...6ish hours to get to top. 🤬
That would’ve been a rough day following that many rigs up to the top. I think the trail took us a total of 5-6hrs to run it slowly with a lunch break at the top. Super surprised the big group didn’t let y’all pass.
@Ohio_offroad_adventures we asked a couple times, with the oh, it's too many vehicles and no room and blah blah blah...even had to wait for them to take their pics at the edge, but should've seen their faces when a few jeeps came thru. So, you know, that trail is not hard, but those long low trucks were just scraping everything. Even had some in the front ask where we came from, told them, and they apologized and had no idea we were back there waiting.
Love top of the World. When it came time to back up, I felt like I forgot to drive, like is all I have to do is reverse??? Lol I left the driver door open and one leg out of the vehicle "just in case"
That small back up has got to be the most nerve racking part of the whole trail. Everytime we’ve done it I triple check that I’m in reverse before letting off the brake. 😂
🤣@@Ohio_offroad_adventures