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Rock God
Join Date: May 2005
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Location: I live in a van down by the river
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looking for somebody to wheel with in Moab 9/27 - 10/2
I'm going to be out in Moab for a mountain bike trip tentatively September 29-30. I was hoping to do some wheeling while I was out there, so anywhere in the 9/27 - 10/2 range should be available. Is anybody up for meeting out there? Or are there any existing trips planned I could ride along with for a couple days?
I have a new rig now, so I should be able to handle any trail that Moab has to offer. No more sheet metal to worry about. :woot:
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Granite Guru
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Location: Mapleton, UT
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I have a similar plan & should be in Moab from Sept 30th thru till Oct 6th. I'll be there mountain biking with my wife but will also have my jeep with me.....
Although I'm not a local, i have wheeled there half a dozen times & have done most of the standard trails & Area BFE. Keep in touch as it gets closer. Matt
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Location: Arizona
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Bunch of AZ guys with buggies and mild jeeps will also be there the first week of Oct. and usually split time between Moab & BFE. Don't forget to apply for a permit if you want to wheel Coyote Canyon (BFE area)
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Granite Guru
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Ive wheeled BFE a couple of times and never had a permit? I just donated some money on entry. Is this a new thing?
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Granite Guru
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Considering only 7 vehicles can run the trail at once....
If any of you guys are interested in running Coyote during the first week of October, let me know. I'd like to join in (if space is available) or organize a group and apply for a permit.
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The last time I wheeled Coyote was 2007 and it took us 1-2 hours with 5 buggys and was nice horseshoe-shaped trail that climbed up big boulders and then back down to the main road. Easy 5 minute drive from camping @ BFE
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Rock God
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Location: New Mexico
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Moab October 2012
I also may be in Moab from 10/4 thru 10/8. Some buddy's of mine will be there with mild built Jeeps. I would like to hook up with some folks to wheel some of the harder trails. If I go, I will get to Moab by noon on 10/4, wheel something short that afternoon. I'd like to run Pritchett to Behind the Rocks and out to 191 on 10/5. I'd like to join in on the Coyote Canyon run if space permits on 10-6 and catch a trail with my buddy's on 10/7. If anyone is interested in putting something together let me know. I'll be wheeling the rig below.
Thanks Steven
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Location: ft. collins, Co
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6 or so are heading out from fort collins to moab th 5th through the 8th
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Great trail!!!! Here's some info from one of the guys instrumental in getting the trail "re-opened" http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php...E-WON-(sort-of
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Location: Salt Lake City, UT
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Me and a few buddies ran the coyote trail under permit regulations for the Saturday on Labor Day Weekend 2012... One item I had to lug was a spill kit is required to be on had for the group!!!
The trail is awesome, hard but not too hard (maybe an 8 consistantly with no bypass's)... decent length, but not too long (I would budget 3hrs). FYI, Half the trail is going down the other side of the mountain back towards the gate and thats not too hard what so ever. The optional line to the right in the begining (about two obsticles in there will be a sign you see that shows you can drive UP this route) is a cool spot to mess around in... & you could even do a U turn left and go back through the normal part of the trail and do the obsticle again to make the trail even more fun. Moab Coyote Canyon Labor Day 2012 pictures by Bush_Eaters_Offroad - Photobucket Last edited by jinxspot; 09-25-2012 at 03:29 PM. |
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Can it still be run backward or is that a nono?
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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Location: Albuquerque
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I will be there with Dawn Patrol.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Location: Florissant, CO
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I will be there also. Would like to run the Poison Spider to Golden Spike to Gold Bar Rim route one of the days if anyone is interested.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Location: Arizona
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We are still going. Leaving tomorrow AM and staying at Area BFE till Sunday, then heading into Moab the rest of the week. Couple of us have 'blue' tube buggies and Chevy DuraMax pick-ups
![]() Looks like 4 in our group and we may still have a spot open for Coyote Canyon on Sat.
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Rock God
Join Date: May 2005
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Location: I live in a van down by the river
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The weather is beautiful out there right now. 50 at night, 85 during the day. Here's a couple videos from earlier this week.
trail from Tusher Tunnel in Moab, Utah October 2012 - YouTube desert driving in Moab, Utah October 2012 - YouTube
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