Thanks for the nice video. You went counterclockwise on the White Rim loop which is less common and can potentially be a problem if you meet on coming traffic on a technical section. Also you said "...each campground does have a Full bathroom, which is nice". They each have a single shitter. Any guy who sells his wife on the trip with that bad piece of information could have consequences.
Yep, I said that several times in the video. You can travel in either direction. Counter clockwise is my preferred choice 👌. True about the bathroom. A full bathroom in the middle of nowhere to me is 4 walls protected from the elements. If home dude doesn't do research before taking his wife to the middle of nowhere, that's on him :) Thanks for watching!
Your's and other UA-cam videos are the content that people consume for their research. Before I did the WR the first time I asked about the direction thing. Most people said either direction was good. That is ok for mountain bikes and motorcycles but not advisable for jeeps and trucks because of the danger on the steep technical sections.
Kind of late to seeing this. On Saturday, got permits for Murphy A and Labyrinth A for early June. This, after canceling 2022 trip where I actually had White Crack and Labyrinth A. Crazy to think that I was 45 minutes late on Saturday, and ALL of the White Crack permits through the month were taken. I should have gone sooner! Awesome video!
Great video, hope to do the entire trail at some point. I didn’t plan ahead, so just got a day of permit which didn’t allow me to camp. Technically to get the permit you are stating you have a 4x4. I recall a sign once you come down the switch backs that states 4x4 required.
Well, I just found your channel as I'm looking for supention ideas on my new build. Will be checking your library. Great video. Hopefully I find what I'm looking for.
Don't even need to watch and the answer is yes. Have drove it once before. Next time I'll be biking it. Edit: Funny you mention Potato Bottom as the worst spot. That's where I stayed when I drove it. Wasn't bad at all. It's close to the road, but there is minimal traffic and ZERO traffic at night so that isn't an issue. Views were still great.
I personally always air down. I prefer the ride aired down. Fuel you'll be fine. Just fill-up in Moab before heading out there. Beautiful trail! Have fun!
We were there 2 year's ago in 2022 we got caught in heavy rain on the trail so couldn't finish the loop. We are going back in May hopefully we will be able to finish unfinished business.
@@ghawk16-ish we were on adventure motorcycle and the rain Storm made the ascent so muddy and slippery there was no way to climb up the hill we got stranded for the night luckily we were prepared for the worst with food and tents
@@AdventureTravelandScuba Yeah....rain and Moab don't go well together. Or anywhere for that matter. I wouldn't even attempt White Rim in rain as I'd fear I'd slip off the edge. Heights and I don't jive, so in a big truck like the Tremor I'd be a bit more nervous. When I had my 4th Gen 4Runner it wasn't as bad as I knew I was narrow. But man it would be fun on a moto!
@northwestbojak1670 Unfortunately, the National Park Service has now mandated all vehicles on an off trail in the parks must have high clearance and 4wd. Definitely not high enough in spots.
Would the trail be open the end of February , beginning of March ? Last year was our first time in Moab. We were there for a week the end of April and the weather was perfect! Would really like to do the White Rim Trail this time.
@@AceRiderLA yes you have to get a permit to camp. You can't just camp on the trail. And you're not supposed to be on trail without a permit. Link in description.
Great video.
Just one question....
What is a "trell"? Lol.
Much like a trail but cooler and more southern! 😆
@TremorTrails .
Hahaha Hahaha.
Thanks for the nice video. You went counterclockwise on the White Rim loop which is less common and can potentially be a problem if you meet on coming traffic on a technical section. Also you said "...each campground does have a Full bathroom, which is nice". They each have a single shitter. Any guy who sells his wife on the trip with that bad piece of information could have consequences.
Yep, I said that several times in the video. You can travel in either direction. Counter clockwise is my preferred choice 👌. True about the bathroom. A full bathroom in the middle of nowhere to me is 4 walls protected from the elements. If home dude doesn't do research before taking his wife to the middle of nowhere, that's on him :) Thanks for watching!
Your's and other UA-cam videos are the content that people consume for their research. Before I did the WR the first time I asked about the direction thing. Most people said either direction was good. That is ok for mountain bikes and motorcycles but not advisable for jeeps and trucks because of the danger on the steep technical sections.
@@ecosystems This is correct. Vehicles should go a single direction as some of the trail is only wide enough for a single...
Kind of late to seeing this. On Saturday, got permits for Murphy A and Labyrinth A for early June. This, after canceling 2022 trip where I actually had White Crack and Labyrinth A. Crazy to think that I was 45 minutes late on Saturday, and ALL of the White Crack permits through the month were taken. I should have gone sooner! Awesome video!
@@DannyW-uz5kl Murphy rocks! Pack bug spray for labyrinth just in case. It's an incredibly beautiful trail!
@@TremorTrails Always! We live in Nashville, so the bugs try to feast on us. Thank you.
Great video, hope to do the entire trail at some point. I didn’t plan ahead, so just got a day of permit which didn’t allow me to camp. Technically to get the permit you are stating you have a 4x4. I recall a sign once you come down the switch backs that states 4x4 required.
@leenestle it's an incredible trail no doubt!
I feel the cloudy day helped to add depth to the structures. Will be putting on the must do list. Safe travels.
Love seeing good f150 content!!
Looks awesome! Might have to bring my Tremor and KTM 890 Adventure out there to explore. Great vid as always! Cheers
Thanks Mike! I highly recommend!
Nice video you created, I've been on the WRT 6 times in my truck camper and it's a different journey each time!
Thoughts on a 2019 raptor doing this trail? There seem to be a few tight spots - Great video, love your rigs
You'll be fine. Shouldn't have any issues on width.
Awesome video! I can’t wait to see this myself! Any reason a heavy duty sized truck couldn’t make it through the trail?
Gonna be tight only in a few spots but it is pretty doable as long as you're not in a dully. Thanks for checking out the video!
I think so with SRW. I did the trail in 2015 in my Tacoma, the park ranger who drove the loop for maintenance used a ram powerwagon at the time.
Well, I just found your channel as I'm looking for supention ideas on my new build.
Will be checking your library.
Great video. Hopefully I find what I'm looking for.
@@MrMhachey welcome to the channel!
Great video! I enjoyed it
Appreciate it! Thanks for checking it out!
Another great video!! Thanks!
@ron4843 thanks Ron!
You didn't mention the river crosding at upheaval bottom. Depending on water levels, it can be impassible.
Good point! Time of year is definitely important.
Don't even need to watch and the answer is yes. Have drove it once before. Next time I'll be biking it. Edit: Funny you mention Potato Bottom as the worst spot. That's where I stayed when I drove it. Wasn't bad at all. It's close to the road, but there is minimal traffic and ZERO traffic at night so that isn't an issue. Views were still great.
All campgrounds are great! But as far as views go Potatoes, has the least.
I'm doing this trail next week in my 2021 Silverado 4in lift 35in Nitto tires. Did you air down? Did you need to utilize gas cans?
I personally always air down. I prefer the ride aired down. Fuel you'll be fine. Just fill-up in Moab before heading out there. Beautiful trail! Have fun!
We were there 2 year's ago in 2022 we got caught in heavy rain on the trail so couldn't finish the loop. We are going back in May hopefully we will be able to finish unfinished business.
Definitely worth it! Try starting at Mineral Bottom rd. Beautiful going counter clockwise!
@@TremorTrails and probably easier 😂
@@AdventureTravelandScuba White Rim is not a hard trail. Any SUV/Truck with decent clearance could do it. A Subaru could do it with proper lines.
@@ghawk16-ish we were on adventure motorcycle and the rain Storm made the ascent so muddy and slippery there was no way to climb up the hill we got stranded for the night luckily we were prepared for the worst with food and tents
@@AdventureTravelandScuba Yeah....rain and Moab don't go well together. Or anywhere for that matter. I wouldn't even attempt White Rim in rain as I'd fear I'd slip off the edge. Heights and I don't jive, so in a big truck like the Tremor I'd be a bit more nervous. When I had my 4th Gen 4Runner it wasn't as bad as I knew I was narrow. But man it would be fun on a moto!
What was the mileage from gas stop to gas stop? Also, what was your gas mileage percentage from on road? (I have a smaller tank). Thanks!
Not 100% but it's no more than 200 miles. It's only like 20 miles from Moab. Just fill up and head out. You'll be good!
its been months since your last video. Im hoping Your OK .
Could a Raptor do this trail? or would it be too wide?
Nah, you'd be good! Go check it out it's incredible!
Do you think a stock 09 escape xlt would have clearance for some of the rougher parts of the trail? Interweb says I have 8.4”
@northwestbojak1670 Unfortunately, the National Park Service has now mandated all vehicles on an off trail in the parks must have high clearance and 4wd. Definitely not high enough in spots.
@ what about the Shafer trail? My rig is 4x4, I heard the shafer trail is a little less intense
@northwestbojak1670 for sure! Shafer, Potash, Mineral are all good trails.
Sorry never been to Utah and trying to plan. Did you come in mineral bottom to white rim then Shafer?
Yes, going counter clockwise. I prefer this direction. Start at mineral. End up at Shafer.
Would the trail be open the end of February , beginning of March ? Last year was our first time in Moab. We were there for a week the end of April and the weather was perfect! Would really like to do the White Rim Trail this time.
It's open but hit or miss depending on water levels. Some years it's 100% open. Other years, you can't do full loop.
*Hi, please advise me! Do I have to make a permit and I can stay overnight anywhere or do I need to look for a free campground?*
@@AceRiderLA yes you have to get a permit to camp. You can't just camp on the trail. And you're not supposed to be on trail without a permit. Link in description.
Wow. Just wow.
You need to go!
Is this a one way trail? I can’t imagine another vehicle coming towards you considering how narrow the rim is?
@MSchumacherfan nope, two way. Off road rules. Uphill has right of way.
We started from Canyon lands visitors center
Where are you?
Another fantastic video TJ. As always strong work!
Thanks brother!