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Behind the Rocks

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Location Moab, UT
Rating Difficult,
Length 23mi
Time 7hrs

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Overview

Iconic hard-core trail ends with terrifying “White Knuckle.”

One of the most popular trails in Moab. If you fear rolling your vehicle, there are two obstacles, “High Dive” and “White Knuckle,” that you may wish to bypass. It’s a short detour to avoid “High Dive,” but if you take the bypass to avoid “White Knuckle,” you’re really just taking an early exit route. That’s why, during a Jeep Safari, most people decide to go down “White Knuckle,” but with the help of a rear safety strap and lots of people to hold it. Also, extra rocks are usually stacked at the base of the obstacle, making it easier. ATVs and UTVs are legal on this trail, but operators will be tested.

Rating

Difficult
Trail Ratings Defined

Very difficult. Many large ledges, both ascending and descending, that do not have bypasses. You’ll want front and rear lockers, body armor, 35-inch tires, and some gutsy driving skills. Many side roads; GPS is recommended if not driven during the Safari.

Stats

Length

23mi

Time

7hrs

High Point

5,769ft

Best Time To Go

March-Nov

Current Conditions

435-259-2100BLM Moab Field Office, 82 E. Dogwood

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