There are a few of us wanting to head up to Moab is it to hot in the summer months? And where are the hot places to go once we are there? none of us have been? We have full Comp buggys so that wont be an issue.

Thanks

Ya its hot. 100+ usally Everyday in the summer. Not to hot to enjoy wheelin though:D

Area Bfe is a must if you have a Buggy
Pritchet Canyon
Hells Revenge-not hard, but fun and good views

We just got back from Moab.

The Big Hot Tub and Escalator in Hell's Revenge are good buggy challenges.

Cliffhanger Trail is great for scenery.

Helldorado and Britney Spears are tough.

Thanks for your input was it hot out there? I dont mind the heat but some of the others are not big on it 100 + but its a dry heat right?? LOL . Where can you get a map of it?

You can check temps on weather.com. It is too hot for me in Moab from about memorial weekend through mid september. Spring and fall are best. Definately a dry heat, bring lots of lip balm.

how much does it cool down to in the fall? (mid sept)

Thank all of you guys for your advice. Where can I find a map of the trails?

i would order a charles wells guide book. there very detailed and help a lot of you have never been there. they dont have the are bfe trails but they have a map on there website and its not to hard to find your way around there. mid september is perfect

Thanks for your input was it hot out there? I dont mind the heat but some of the others are not big on it 100 + but its a dry heat right?? LOL . Where can you get a map of it?

Can be some humidity, the Colorado river runs right through the area (west of town)

how much does it cool down to in the fall? (mid sept)

Thank all of you guys for your advice. Where can I find a map of the trails?

Days can still be hotter than hell, but at that point the nights can start to get nice and cool.

I'm trying to get together a small group to head to Montrose, Co for some wheeling. It stays a bit cooler during the Summer months. Moab is pretty close for a day of wheeling there too if it isnt too hot.

Let me know if you guys might be interested.

you should try billings canyon and 21 rd in Grand Junction co

I may be up for some wheeling around GJ or Moab or wherever. I am new To Grand Junction and have not been too many places here and don't have anyone to go with. Let me know!

3 weeks ago.

YouTube - Hot Tub in Moab 2010 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2EdsKcw3x8)

how much does it cool down to in the fall? (mid sept)

Thank all of you guys for your advice. Where can I find a map of the trails?

We usually make a trip over in Sept. Its usually in the 80-90's. It is a great time to wheel. We will be down the weekend of sept 25th.
Get the Charles Wells book. Has 90% of the Moab trails. As far as BFE
http://www.rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=50177

Montrose has a new trail open. A buggy only trail in some peoples opinion. Weather should be ok. Chance of t storms in the afternoon and about 95deg or so. drop me a line or stop in at Rock Worx during the week if you guys make it out to montrose.