I wanna take my Wrangler to Moab so bad...
 

who here goes to moab in their 4x4 to climb, get stuck and just enjoy their 4x4?

I will be there by end of August (like every year). We do this every year and stay for a week!

I am working on my jeep to get it ready, the transmission went out so I am doing an engine conversion

I live in Moab and Jeep frequently, are you on jeepforum.com? my screen name is the same there as here, let me know if you make it down

Looking forward to Jeep Safari! Also, heading to St George for the U4 Winter dealio...sponsored by Utah4x4Club.

I have only wheeled my vehicross once in Moab... (2 trails) Never got stuck, but it definitely gets my heart going... It's fun, but I'm not sure I have the stomach for it :( which sucks.

You should come back and try some more basic trails, there are heaps of trails out here that are either just dirt roads or just minor challenges that have awesome scenary

I'd love to go run some trails if you're up for leading :D

The two trails I did were basic, Klondike Bluffs, and Dome Plateau (jeep safari route).

I make it to moab several times a year, should be back this may. Maybe I'll hit you up for some trail advice.

man I am getting closer to getting my jeep ready for the trip, it had a 4 banger and 3 speed auto, but I am almost ready to put in a 350 and th400 with a 205 transfer case

Yeah get a hold of me we'll hit a few trails

Sweet, are you on jeepforum.com?

We go to Moab at least twice a year and love it. We have done a broad range of trail difficulties from dirt roads (Onion Creek, etc.) to difficult, (Pritchet Canyon, Rusty Nail, Moab Rim, Hell's Revenge, Metal Masher, Steel Bender, Cliff Hanger, Golden Spike, Poison Spider, Gold Bar Rim, etc, etc.) All of them offer excellent beauty and sure to please fun.

Be prepared to/with:
1. Come back because that desert calls to you when you're not there. You will be hooked
2. Pleanty of water, tools, fuel, spare parts. It is not a place you want to get stranded unprepared.
3. Bring multiple vehicles with you. Don't go out alone, and be sure somebody knows what trails you're running and when so that if you don't make it back, they know where to look.
4. HAVE FUN!!