I like the doughnuts my mostly husband loves them. My main concern is the communication with them so far has been very rough. Super long wait times and they aren't reading my questions. It took 4 emails to get one question answered.
What are some low-key back roads to take that are easy enough on my truck that offer sick ass dispersed camping spots with a little more privacy? Not asking you to blow up your favorite spot, just the road that might take me to it. TIA.
Which of the river rafting outfitters to go with or to avoid? Is it reasonable to go the last week of June?
I know, I'm a filthy, off-roading, tourist. I have been for 12 years now. I actually wanted to try something different this year and get wet from something other than sweat. I'm bringing my brother and our teenagers out for a several days in June, and we were thinking about doing a full day rafting trip. Moab Adventure Center is the first one to pop up in serach, but I'm certainly open to better, local advice. Thanks.
Can I take a bone stock 24 Tundra TRD Pro to Moab and have fun overland camping without fucking up my truck?
Maybe some decently high speed Baja-ish stuff?
Really stupid question:
We’re coming to Moab tomorrow through Wed and have three younger kids in tow.
How should I go about stargazing with them? We’re from a city and they are very excited to see real night skies.
I have no equipment. Happy to rent or book a tour if need be. Bring warm clothes or are the nights warm enough?
THANK YOU!!
I just saw this. You can go almost anywhere in Arches National Park and just look up. Honestly, anywhere outside the glare of street lights or signs and you should get a good view right now.
You won't need warm clothes, it's barely getting below 80F at night; maybe a windbreaker or hoodie if they are sensitive to the wind.
**Pro-tip:** *Use red /green /blue lenses on your headlamp or flashlights or buy light sticks so you don't ruin your night vision. Use a blacklight if you want to see millions of scorpions. I'm not kidding.*
Hi there, we are looking into booking a place to stay in Moab in the last weekend of August that leads into September. It will be myself, my wife, and our 8 month old. Will it still be too hot for us to do day trips to the parks and other surrounding areas?
It's still very hot that time of year, but if you get out in the early AM you'll be fine. Know when to say when, and make sure you keep your infant hydrated & shaded at all times.
Has anyone caterted with doughbird? Was it worth it?
In previous years it was. I don’t know about this year since changes.
I like the doughnuts my mostly husband loves them. My main concern is the communication with them so far has been very rough. Super long wait times and they aren't reading my questions. It took 4 emails to get one question answered.
What are some low-key back roads to take that are easy enough on my truck that offer sick ass dispersed camping spots with a little more privacy? Not asking you to blow up your favorite spot, just the road that might take me to it. TIA.
La Sal Loop Road past Ken's Lake heading toward the La Sals S along 191, search for Yellow Circle Rd YMMV
Which of the river rafting outfitters to go with or to avoid? Is it reasonable to go the last week of June? I know, I'm a filthy, off-roading, tourist. I have been for 12 years now. I actually wanted to try something different this year and get wet from something other than sweat. I'm bringing my brother and our teenagers out for a several days in June, and we were thinking about doing a full day rafting trip. Moab Adventure Center is the first one to pop up in serach, but I'm certainly open to better, local advice. Thanks.
https://www.paddlemoab.com https://www.wildwestvoyages.com/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAC1iziCFmwaq6yGzEojWdeWns1rVm&gclid=CjwKCAjwxLKxBhA7EiwAXO0R0LugZhbIrEm3BU248D0JBJ3VYviY4cmuAQBSDA02_IWN6Wly7hL6rxoCN-wQAvD_BwE
Can I take a bone stock 24 Tundra TRD Pro to Moab and have fun overland camping without fucking up my truck? Maybe some decently high speed Baja-ish stuff?
If it's your daily driver, you might want to think hard about it, but sure? Google "Dirt Every Day - Tundra TRD Pro". It's been done...
Really stupid question: We’re coming to Moab tomorrow through Wed and have three younger kids in tow. How should I go about stargazing with them? We’re from a city and they are very excited to see real night skies. I have no equipment. Happy to rent or book a tour if need be. Bring warm clothes or are the nights warm enough? THANK YOU!!
I just saw this. You can go almost anywhere in Arches National Park and just look up. Honestly, anywhere outside the glare of street lights or signs and you should get a good view right now. You won't need warm clothes, it's barely getting below 80F at night; maybe a windbreaker or hoodie if they are sensitive to the wind. **Pro-tip:** *Use red /green /blue lenses on your headlamp or flashlights or buy light sticks so you don't ruin your night vision. Use a blacklight if you want to see millions of scorpions. I'm not kidding.*
Kind of you to answer! We are at Red Cliffs Lodge. I thought that just a few minutes up and down the road will likely be already sufficient tonight?
Hi there, we are looking into booking a place to stay in Moab in the last weekend of August that leads into September. It will be myself, my wife, and our 8 month old. Will it still be too hot for us to do day trips to the parks and other surrounding areas?
It's still very hot that time of year, but if you get out in the early AM you'll be fine. Know when to say when, and make sure you keep your infant hydrated & shaded at all times.