Top Of The World, Moab

"Awesome trail! We were the only ones riding up. Did it with a Sasquatch Ford Bronco and jeep with 37s and 3 in lift and both were taking on the trail without too much problem. Couldn't take the cars all the way to the top as it was all snowed/icy so we hiked the last 0.5mi. One of the First big ledges worn out quite a bit so we bypassed it on the left. Right side has a bigger bypass around the whole obstacle if needed."

"Still my favorite trail in Moab because of the breathtaking view at the end. This trail has become more difficult over the years as portions have become dug out resulting in the ledges getting a little taller. With that being said, I think most 4x4's with a basic lift and decent ground clearance will be able to make it if you take your time and stack rocks. Other than the two or three rock ledges, I would say that the trail is relatively straightforward. I would definitely recommend going with a spotter, as this will make it much easier to pick your lines and make sure that you are placing your tires on top of the rocks you stacked."

"Stunningly beautiful view! Can't imagine how far you could see in any direction from that point. Longer ride then we expected from the trailhead we started at ( I believe it was Onion Creek Trailhead). Since we came back late we did see some gorgeous sunset light against the canyon walls."

"Make sure your vehicle is equipped to do this trail! True to its rating, difficult. High possibility of getting stuck if you’re not carefully maneuvering your car. The view is absolutely breathtaking though"

"One of my favorite trails, the view is incredible! The trail is definitely harder than my first visit in 2014, a stock SUV will not make it without damage, will need a Wrangler or Bronco with an experienced driver or a modified vehicle for this now."