I spend way to much time in Moab, I know but i love it so much. I found a couple of lesser known trails that I wanted to go explore, and I've gotta say I'm glad I found them!
Love your channel, Code Brown. You do have beautiful and functional Jeep. I am of an older generation, so I don't know if it's 'cool' to inquire, but I think you have even more art on your arms these days, and I wonder if you could show it to us. Keep up the fun outings!!
Lol that is a very astute observation of you. I have recently started working on my next sleeve on my right arm. Since I am a veteran this one is patriotic themed.
Moab is my happy place also. Can't wait for it to warn up a little. We're doing the white rim again in June, but we'll be down there before that , you've given us some good trail ideas.
Thanks for the spam! My wife and I will be doing the Tusher Tunnel area Wednesday 3/9/22 and Chicken Corners on Thursday. We ran the Cottonwood Canyon road UT and Page AZ areas today. BEAUTIFUL!
Looks like you had a great time. Thanks for posting the video. I live in Grand Junction, Colorado, and frequently run trails in Moab. I'm not much of a rock crawler but really enjoy the easier trails and getting back in the canyons and enjoying the spectacular views. You have to see it in person to really appreciate how awesome the views are!
Glad you're having a good time and thanks for sharing. Live about 4 hours from Moab in Western CO. Easter Jeep Week is really popular destintation for folks up here. We're still buried in snow at that time.
@@CodeBrownProductions Roger that. Moab is a lot like our area, been discovered and being loved to death. I guess I was dreaming of the (not so) old days with fewer people and good room rates, alas. Like Yogi Berra said, "Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded". We have lost nearly all of our offroading opportunities here due to BLM, USFS, and County restrictions.
