When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
That looks like a blast! My son and I did Big Bend NP last year and found some cool spots our near Terlingua, TX. One particular incline showed 21* on the truck. There was definitely a pucker factor in letting the hill descent do it's think on that incline.
Moab is one of my favorite parts of the country.
Originally Posted by EpicCowlick
Trip to Moab, Utah last week. This was in between Arches National Park and Dead Horse Point. There are points on this climb that exceed 16 degrees (according to the truck) which is pretty intense. This is Utah's equivalent of the drive through redwood tree in northern California.
Trip to Moab, Utah last week. This was in between Arches National Park and Dead Horse Point. There are points on this climb that exceed 16 degrees (according to the truck) which is pretty intense. This is Utah's equivalent of the drive through redwood tree in northern California.
Trip to Moab, Utah last week. This was in between Arches National Park and Dead Horse Point. There are points on this climb that exceed 16 degrees (according to the truck) which is pretty intense. This is Utah's equivalent of the drive through redwood tree in northern California.
What is the name of the trail? Heading to four corners area in about a month and will spend a month or more there. I'd like to add the trail to my "to do list" while I'm out that way.
Very nice! How does / will the truck tow that trailer with those big meats on there? How is your payload with the trailer attached?
I haven't towed yet. Only 350 miles on it. I'll report back in about 750 miles! I had the same size wheel, level, and tire on my 08 and it worked well. Hoping for the same!!!
I haven't towed yet. Only 350 miles on it. I'll report back in about 750 miles! I had the same size wheel, level, and tire on my 08 and it worked well. Hoping for the same!!!
Is this a 2.5 Level kit with 35's ? Nice truck by the way
What is the name of the trail? Heading to four corners area in about a month and will spend a month or more there. I'd like to add the trail to my "to do list" while I'm out that way.
It is so worth it and not very far off the main road. Drive southwest on hwy 279 which parallels the north side of the Colorado River north of Moab. Long Canyon Road turns off of 279 and crosses over railroad tracks 20 feet off the highway. This is the same point as Jug Handle arch. Google it and you'll see Long Canyon Road entrance at the same place. I can't remember the distance to the drive-through rock but it's not far (5 miles?). Long Canyon Road heads due east and the tipped over rock is near the top of the canyon. This is actually a short cut to Dead Horse Point which is a must on everyone's bucket list. (Only the locals know this shortcut so this is insider information...) If you continue on the road up and out of the canyon you'll drive across the flat top mesa until you get to a paved road which takes you to Dead Horse Point state park. A left turn gets you to Dead Horse Point, a right turn puts you on a 40 mile loop back to Arches Nat'l Park and Moab. If you're in the area, this is a must see.
05-15-2017, 03:42 PM
