The 3-D Trail tours the vicinity of colorful Hidden Canyon and Brink Spring, northwest of Moab.

The land "Behind the Rocks" is an elevated area south of Moab bounded roughly by the Moab Rim cliffs and the rim of Kane Springs Canyon.

The trail name dates from older days when only the least "chicken" passed Chicken Corners. Travel is easier, but it remains as scenic as ever.

This trail is the only vehicle route onto Amasa Back, a rather high isolated area bounded by Kane Springs Canyon, Hurrah Pass, Jackson Hole, and a big loop of the Colorado River.

This trail is a combination of several roads north of Moab and near the western boundary of Arches National Park.

The Crystal Geyser trail will begin in Moab and finish near Green River for the convenience of those departing in that direction.

Dome Plateau is a large highland area north of the Colorado River and east of Arches National Park.

The trail enters the beautiful small canyons, called "grabens," in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park and is renowned for its challenge to stock vehicles.

The trail is reached via the Sand Flats Road, and the territory it covers is the  country east of the Hell's Revenge trail and between Negro Bill Canyon and North Fork of Mill Creek Canyon.

Flat Iron Mesa is south of Moab and is bounded by Kane Springs Canyon on the north, Hatch Wash Canyon on the west, West Coyote Canyon on the south, and Highway 191 on the east.

Gold Bar Rim is a cliff rim that stands about 1200 feet above Highway 191's path in Moab Canyon.

The connection between Poison Spider Mesa and Gold Bar Rim was first developed as a jeep trail during the 1989 Jeep Safari.

Our premier slickrock trail lies northeast of town between the Sand Flats Road and the river.

The four-wheeling part of the trail is on Mineral Point, part of the mesa country between the long, deep gashes of Mineral and Hellroaring Canyons.

Hey Joe Canyon, a site of some mining ruins, is a short tributary to Labyrinth Canyon of the Green River.

Our use of this famous and historic Mormon Trail starts about 150 miles from Moab and includes two nights of camping (in the same campsite).

This trail starts and finishes South of Blanding, Utah in the vicinity of Comb Ridge, South of the Abajo Mountains. Hotel Rock is located on Baullie Mesa.

The trail follows Kane Creek along the bottom of its canyon (officially named Kane Springs Canyon on the maps) between its mouth at the Colorado River and Highway 191.

A major trail goal is Arth's Rim, which overlooks Highway 191 about 1300 feet below. The route first angles up the sloping part of the cliff to a gap in the rim rock.

The Moab Rim is the cliff rim seen just to the southwest of town. Its only four-wheel-drive access begins just downriver from town and the first mile has about the highest density of obstacles

Poison Spider Mesa forms one of the cliff features that is part of the Moab landscape northwest of town.

This trail leaves the graded Sand Flats Road above the Slickrock Bike Trail and drops down to a ledge above Negro Bill Canyon.

This trail has become so difficult that it inspired a new rating a few years ago. Two locking differentials are required, and a winch is urgently requested.

This version of the Top of the World route is shorter and more difficult. It travels Rose Garden Hill both up and down, but omits the Top of the World viewpoint because of the time consumed on the big hill.

This trail rides the rolling mesa top between two of the Green River's large tributary canyons, Hellroaring and Spring Canyons.

The Sevenmile Rim trail leaves Highway 191 just north of Highway 313, about 11 miles north of town. It passes the old Cotter uranium mine and switches back to reach the cliff rim above the mine and Highway 191.

This trail's difficulty rating keeps moving around as the conflicting forces of erosion and trail repair modify the obstacles.

This trail enters an area that remains beautiful despite the marks of "range improvements"

A weekday trip will follow most of the Hell's Revenge trail route but will emphasize the bypasses at the difficult obstacles.

"Top of the World" is a viewpoint on Waring Mesa. It has a spectacular view of Fisher Valley, Onion Creek, and the La Sal Mountains.

This trail tours a region south of Canyonlands Airport and west of Highway 191. It uses portions of Bartlett Wash, Tusher Canyon, Courthouse Pasture...