Trail of the Month
ATTENTION: Starting in April, 2026 we will be requiring advanced registration for the Trail of the Month.
See the Trail of the Month FAQ for further details.
- If departure of any trail changes or a night run is scheduled, that will be reflected in advance on this page the month before the run.
Trail of the Month 2026 |
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Date |
Trail |
Rating |
Time |
| Feb 21 |
Deadman Springs - early optional registration available here. |
3 | 9am |
| See the trail description for more details | |||
| March | Easter Jeep Safari - no ToM | ||
| Apr 18 |
Kane Springs Rim |
4 | 9am |
| See the trail description for more details | |||
| May 16 |
Lockhart Basin |
5 | 8am/9am |
| Includes optional overnight camp out. Overnight group departs at 8am, day trip group departs at 9am. | |||
| Jun 20 |
Metal Masher Tip Toe |
6 | 9am |
| See the trail description for more details | |||
| Jul 18 |
To be determined based on possible BLM reopening of Labyrinth Rims trails |
9am | |
| Aug 15 |
San Rafael Swell - Red's Canyon |
3 | 9am |
| Meet at Green River Maverick | |||
| Sep 26 |
National Public Lands Day |
TBD | |
| Trail maintenance - trail to be determined | |||
| Oct 10 |
Abajo Mountains Leef Peeping |
3 | 9am |
| Nov 14 |
Hell's Revenge |
6 | 9am |
| See the trail description for more details | |||
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Dec |
None - Happy Holidays! See you next year! |
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(The trail of the month selection is being kept to a rating of 3-6, any higher than that and the attendance drops. The committee is asking new people who are learning to be trail guides to guide the trails knowing that there will be an experienced mid and tail gunner who know the trail that can help. To contact someone on the committee, use the Contact tab to send us an e-mail. E-mails are monitored and answered daily.)
* Trails depart at the specified time from the north parking lot of the City Market, 425 S. Main St in Moab
* Trails are limited to 25 vehicles
All participants in RR4W events are STRONGLY encouraged to carry a functioning GMRS radio - Ask your leader for the channel you will be on. For the more difficult trails, the trail leaders often communicate important information about navigating challenging obstacles. Trail leaders also make an effort to point out points of interest or share historical details along the route. You will not have the same experience if you just ride along in silence.











