Hi guys we are about to make our first trip to Moab just looking for some advice on where to go and what to do We are taking our Razor 1000 XP would like to hit some trails and have some fun. Also night life where to go. Thanks all
Oh we will be there Sat Sun Mon May 23,24&25
In Arches, the Fiery Furnace is great, but it requires a special ticket and ranger guide. Try and book a time first thing if any are open. The Devil's Garden loop is fun out to Double O and the Spire. The primitive loop back is good too, but not as easy to figure out as the trail is not always well marked.
I don't know if the NPS lets razors on the road out to Turret Arch and Eye of the Whale. There's a good dinosaur track on the Willow springs road as well, but you'll want a high clearance vehicle if the Razor isn't allowed.
I don't know if the NPS lets razors on the road out to Turret Arch and Eye of the Whale. There's a good dinosaur track on the Willow springs road as well, but you'll want a high clearance vehicle if the Razor isn't allowed.
We own a jeep and love Moab. are you looking for a scenic ride on the razor or something a little more hard core?
Night life? Love Moab, no night life
Hit top of the world. Trail is fun and has challenging parts the pay off at the end is a sweet view. It's one of our newest favorites. Lots of bars and restaurants to hit after we enjoy the smaller park cityesque feel. We don't know of any clubs though.
BUCKETLIST wrote:
We own a jeep and love Moab. are you looking for a scenic ride on the razor or something a little more hard core?
I think a little more hard core
Thanks for all the advice, we knew this would be the place for advice everyone here is great
Hit hells revenge. It's one of our favorites. your razor can do the whole thing. Has some great obstacles, great views and all around fun time. We aren't aware of much night life in Moab, there's a few bars and you can drinks in most resturants.
COUNTRYUS2 wrote:BUCKETLIST wrote:
We own a jeep and love Moab. are you looking for a scenic ride on the razor or something a little more hard core?
I think a little more hard core
Flat Iron Mesa is one of the most scenic trails out there with some great challenges. The RZR can do pretty much anything down there with ease. Hell's Revenge is one you have to hit as well as already mentioned. No night life. The breweries are fun but still not much happening.
If anyone is going to be there we would like to meet new friends and have another couple to ride with
We will, be there this weekend. Leaving Thursday evening, coming back Monday. Staying at the KOA
You two look like lots of fun lets hang out
we will be at the KOA, 32 ft. 5th wheel with blue 3500 GMC dooley long bed.
SIMPLEPLEASURES wrote:
we will be at the KOA, 32 ft. 5th wheel with blue 3500 GMC dooley long bed.
We will be in a blue and white Razor we will try and look you up
Hi,
We lived there for 2 years...and I was an offroad guide with one of the tour companies. I'd be happy to discuss if you like. If so, write me then I'll give you my cell phone number. Realize, you can't take a RAZR into national park. Therefor, the white rim and arches are off limits to you...but there are other access areas.
The best places are off the beaten path...
John
We lived there for 2 years...and I was an offroad guide with one of the tour companies. I'd be happy to discuss if you like. If so, write me then I'll give you my cell phone number. Realize, you can't take a RAZR into national park. Therefor, the white rim and arches are off limits to you...but there are other access areas.
The best places are off the beaten path...
John
Are you guys looking to hike or bike down there at all?
We live in Moab! Partyin this weekend! Email us [email protected]
Woody's for 'night life'
Sabaku Sushi for great dining- they have non-sushi options
Triassic is a really cool wood shop that makes tables, chairs, utensils, bowls, etc. Amazing local work.
Moab Bakery for breakfast!
Adrift, Moab adventures, and Tag-a-long for fun adventures.
"Left hand" waterfall hike for a cool scenic hike. Ask people at Center for info.
Sabaku Sushi for great dining- they have non-sushi options
Triassic is a really cool wood shop that makes tables, chairs, utensils, bowls, etc. Amazing local work.
Moab Bakery for breakfast!
Adrift, Moab adventures, and Tag-a-long for fun adventures.
"Left hand" waterfall hike for a cool scenic hike. Ask people at Center for info.
We just got back last night. We just wanted to say thank you for all the great advice we had a great time in Moab, We will definitely be going back. Once again every one THANK YOU so much
It was over 80 when I got here in Moab today.
I come down here for work every month.
I come down here for work every month.