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97 Jeep TJ 2.5L to 5.9L Magnum... to MOAB!
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<blockquote data-quote="j-mox" data-source="post: 759600" data-attributes="member: 898"><p>STL to Denver there is NOTHING to see!! So just don't fall asleep. Kansas is super boring. Take some small change with you because if I remember right there are several toll roads on that route. Time you are planning is good for weather. We had gone to EJS both times and ran into heavy snow but you are good there. Scenery is really good from Denver to Grand Junction.</p><p></p><p>Trails out there are really easy due to superior traction. I understand the "easy" trail comment since you are driving and not trailering but you could have a great time on most 6 or lower rated trails and still come out unscathed. Hells Revenge is what I would say is a must do. It has many of the more well known obstacles that you see in pictures and videos, but it is a mild trail if you pick your comfort level. Its rating comes from several places that you can run or bypass. Fins and Things is another easy on equipment trail but has some nice steep climbs just to get a feel of what kind of traction you have. Poison Spider is another I like that really well.</p><p></p><p>There are plenty of harder trails there but those are my recommendations. I drove mine out and back, 1350 miles each way, so I know the mindset of "it has to get me home" driving.</p><p></p><p>Moab Diner is a must also for breakfast. Zaks is a good place in evenings. Moab Brewery is a popular spot also on the food side.</p><p></p><p>Arches Park is a spot I have not been to but plan to next time I go. I was more about the trails but from what I hear I really missed out by not taking a day to go explore the park. Next time it is a must do on my list.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="j-mox, post: 759600, member: 898"] STL to Denver there is NOTHING to see!! So just don’t fall asleep. Kansas is super boring. Take some small change with you because if I remember right there are several toll roads on that route. Time you are planning is good for weather. We had gone to EJS both times and ran into heavy snow but you are good there. Scenery is really good from Denver to Grand Junction. Trails out there are really easy due to superior traction. I understand the “easy” trail comment since you are driving and not trailering but you could have a great time on most 6 or lower rated trails and still come out unscathed. Hells Revenge is what I would say is a must do. It has many of the more well known obstacles that you see in pictures and videos, but it is a mild trail if you pick your comfort level. Its rating comes from several places that you can run or bypass. Fins and Things is another easy on equipment trail but has some nice steep climbs just to get a feel of what kind of traction you have. Poison Spider is another I like that really well. There are plenty of harder trails there but those are my recommendations. I drove mine out and back, 1350 miles each way, so I know the mindset of “it has to get me home” driving. Moab Diner is a must also for breakfast. Zaks is a good place in evenings. Moab Brewery is a popular spot also on the food side. Arches Park is a spot I have not been to but plan to next time I go. I was more about the trails but from what I hear I really missed out by not taking a day to go explore the park. Next time it is a must do on my list. [/QUOTE]
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