Overlanding Rimrocker Trail - Montrose to Moab - Day 2

We finish aour epic 5-day overlanding trip with two days on Rimrocker Trail, a 160 mile route from Montrose Colorado to Moab Utah. This is part one of a two-part, very in-depth look at RimRocker Trail and everything you can expect to see along the way.
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[@AmericanMuscleTruck]

I'll be on the Moab side of the trail next week,so excited. Thx for the video!

[@Nchai-Yang]

What a great video, Thanks for sharing.

[@leftystrat62]

Absolutely love your video format. Hope to ride that myself some day:) cheers

[@billwaterhouse5894]

Hey folks, just wanted to say thanks for taking us along, we so enjoy your video's and trail description along the way. Rimrocker now on our list of trails we plan to take next year.

[@darksideemt]

So glad these videos were suggested as I am planning my trip to Rimrocker and want to do it in one night as well. Thanks for answering the fuel question at the end which I was going to ask. Can't wait till I get to do it next month.

[@walternowak9984]

You are very talented guide! Thanks for the details!!

[@chkwgn460]

This is Chuck from the Facebook page. Thanks for sharing. It's definitely narrow in places. I'd think about cheating and starting where the staging area is to avoid the few difficult spots.

[@VidsPhone]

Curious if you carry any kind of two way radio equipment as it appears you go some places where you might not see another vehicle for days and obviously phone service is out of the question.

[@TrailTraveler]

We have a 50w GMRS radio and a Zoleo Satellite Communicator. We check in with people several times a day so somebody back home knows where we are and where we are heading to.

[@pmurphy12667]

you should pin the gps coordinates of the campsite you found since it looksl ike the other places really weren't all that great.

[@TrailTraveler]

Here are the coordinates to our first campsite: 38.43059, -109.00566