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That old steam shovel is so cool. I'm sure the road was in much better condition when the mine was operating, but I still wonder how exactly they got it up there.
The wife and I have rode our dirt bikes all over Moab since 1987. And not once have we ever went off trail. It’s sad that there are those that don’t give a damn about the land and vegetation in areas, and not just Moab. Side by sides are raising havoc on trails here in Arizona. And I believe it’s a matter of time before they close trails here as well. We haven’t been back to Moab since 2014. And now the way things are going there with trail closures and folks pointing the finger at who’s to blame. Not sure we’ll ever come back to Moab. The last time we were there in Moab! We were riding out back to our truck and trailer to load up. And we met two ladies on bicycles coming towards us. We waved Hello, and got the finger from both of them. I’m sure these same bicycle people are ones that are helping the effort in closing trails in Moab and other states. Little do they know. That we Dirt Bike riders will be the first to jump in and help them if needed out on the trail. I will and have helped these same people in Moab that will thank you for help one minute, and give you the middle finger the next. Happy Trails to you and yours.
We have enjoyed exploring Moab but try to avoid the popular trails. The Swell is more our speed and has incredible trails. Thank you for watching and sharing your experience with us.
My wife and I and four friends were out in the back county of southern Utah and got in a flash flood .thats not a good spot to four wheeling in . Stay safe and enjoy four wheeling 👍👍
I figured you were going to Camel wash even though you kept calling it Cow or Cache. Stove Gulch is cool too! Curious to see what else you find out there.
I had the name wrong all along. I knew it started with a "C" We're going back out there today to find more places to share. Thank you for following along.
Down in the Owyhee river canyon, evening. Hearing all of this chirping echoing off the canyon walls. At first I thought it was birds.. Badgers. yelling at each other across the river.
It's about time someone took some jeeps up there and made a video! As a dirt biker I've been thinking these washes would make great rock crawls, and the map shows them open! Subscribed!
I agree, I waited too long to hit these canyons. I have several more "new" trails to come in the area. We have to hit them before they close. Thanks for the view and sub!
You know, I will never understand how your channel has not grown. I will tell you to keep doing what you do. Just today I was watching a few videos from 5 years ago. Researching some trails, and if I think they are doable for my platform. I appreciate ya, and you have had an impact on me.
I appreciate the support and your considering us as a resource for trail info. I know Google does not like me or my personal opinions despite never sharing them here. But I've had 2 strikes for copyright music over the years, and I'm a fighter for free speech. I believe I'm on someone's naughty list that "doesn't exist." More videos are coming!
That out and back rim trail (D2778) looks amazing! I filmed a lot of what they closed, but never got to that one. Such a shame… that area has no trash, no off trail damage, was uncrowded. A true overlanding paradise! Great vid!
That area got hit hard by the closures. Several great trails were lost that we were lucky to see one last time. Fortunately there are still a few good ones left to check out. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
I’m a big time 4x4 guy. But 4x4’s are way - way harder on open country than dirt bikes. Dirt bike trails are barely more broke in than cattle trails. Not that my opinion matters because like you pointed out no government is going to be able to completely stop the bike community from enjoying the earth. Can’t stop what you can’t catch. Also they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing SUWA to control our lands. Leave the land open. Awareness and education is a way better tool to get results.
It always some dummy that wrecks it for everyone. Sad to hear they are gonna try yo close thes spactular get aways. I hope ya all can fight hard enough to keep them open.. maybe a dirt bike ban should really be put in place and enforced with stiff peneltys if fount off the damn trail!
This is the kind of stuff that happens when people are not stewards of the land. To many new people coming from all over the country, or world for that matter, defecating all over like down town LA or San Fran.! It's sad but maybe they will reopen it back up some day. If you think about it...This has been coming with a warning for a long time now!!
They have thrown every excuse imaginable; reintroducing desert bighorn is the big one. Also, for some reason, the BLM can't differentiate between OHV use and mining. They lump "land use" into a very broad classification. Thank you for watching and showing interest.
It's just a shame that they take the lesser known trails away... I guess the BLM and powers that be think nobody will miss them. We lost one of our best OHV areas in Central California years back. Clear Creek in the San Benito mountains south of Hollister CA. They used to hold US National Enduro races there for years. Just lock the gates and kick everybody out. I am an old dirt biker. Old enough where I prefer driving around in a Jeep today.
@@xploremor I understand that dirt bikers today are a problem. All of us, we only have a limited scope to operate inside of. When its gone, its gone. It never gets given back.
I agree, this year the fall season has been amazing. We recently mapped Lavender Canyon and xplored other great trails south of Moab. Thanks for watching.
Sad to hear that. It's a special place. Mainly pronghorns and the recently reintroduced big horn sheep, which is part of the reason for the closure. I've seen plenty of pronghorns but never big horns. Predator birds too, golden and bald eagles hunting the huge bunnies. Thanks for watching.
its stupid people that get others to close the area, destorying private property markers or posts is what make the land owners and the BLM shut down area like this, , to see in the furture maybe installing raile cameras on the ending area and monitor it for a couple of years to see the out come. we did this in east tucson,az at our mining camp. the BLM want to do the same to us, till we monitored the area for 6 months and to show there was no damage being done to the open land other then us mining for platinum? these are steps to take to save the area?
I wish we could do something like that for this area. The area is very well preserved and not being destroyed in any way. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
I hate drama and politics even more. I go four-wheeling to escape all that. But in this case, I have to speak up. I get a little vocal in this video. After hearing the news that we were potentially losing more trails in the Moab area, I had to get out and experience a few of them before they were inaccessible in motor vehicles. I have lived in Green River, Utah, for the past two years. Mapping all over this region to draw attention to the lesser-used trails we are about to lose. I am a huge advocate for running the lesser-known trails. If we do not spread out our usage and stay on the designated trails allotted, we'll lose them. USE OR LOOSE. Bull Bottom is a perfect example at the end of this video. Tonto National Forest in Arizona is a perfect example of how we have to act to keep our trail systems open and manageable. The amazing volunteer group TRAL www.tralaz.org/ is a pioneer in travel management cooperation between citizens and Govt. Agencies. Per the BLM Travel Management Plan www.blm.gov/press-release/blm... You can help by visiting the Blue Ribbon Coalition at www.sharetrails.org/ Be sure to ALWAYS respect these areas. DO NOT BURN PALLETS or THROW YOUR TRASH OUT THE WINDOW. Please stay on the DESIGNATED trail. Complete details about this trail and others can be found at trailsoffroad.com/all-access?d... Thank you for watching and sharing with your friends. We really hope you enjoyed the video and that it inspires you to xploremor.
A lot of it IS politics ....Obama closed down parts of our ORV park using our tax dollars (borrowed of course) so we get what we vote for. VOTE THESE LEFTIST LOONS OUT OF OFFICE
