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Report: Hell’s Revenge
Hell’s Revenge was the last trail of the first, long day of trails around Moab. The start of Hell’s Revenge at Lake Michigan had deep water, and you had to stay to the left get around the really deep sections. Then we stopped at the dinosaur tracks and …
Report: Bartlett Overlook
The start of Bartlett Overlook was fun, and we tackled a very steep and narrow hill. The hill climb area was the hardest part of the trail, and we enjoyed it. We stopped at the overlook just for a few minutes and then finished the trail. The last half …
Report: Hidden Canyon Overlook
Hidden Canyon Overlook had sand, slickrock, and great views from the trail. For the most part, Hidden Canyon Overlook was not that hard. It was easy going. Going through the Lunar Canyon was difficult at times because it was hard to stay on the trail. …
Report: Hidden Canyon
The start of Hidden Canyon was rock that turned into a sandy road. The sand in the canyon was a blast and not that dusty, with some water running in the low area of the trail. Around the middle of Hidden Canyon trail we stopped and got out to take a lo …
Report: Tusher Tunnel
Tusher Tunnel was the first trail of the Moab Spring run for TrailDamage.com. Matt’s transmission went out before the trip and he thought he had plenty of time to get it fixed, but it ended up taking four weeks to get a new one. The dealership paid for …
Report: Phantom Canyon
Phantom Canyon was the last trail of the day, and we started it right after finishing Shelf Road. Phantom Canyon was mostly snow free except for the end of the trail by Cripple Creek. The weather was quite a bit warmer near Cañon City than by Cripple C …