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2014 Scrambler Owners Association National Scramble - Moab, Utah

I should have added you will need to install a brake control for the trailer brakes.
 
I'm trying to make this one as well. But...I'm trying to think of a way to bring my 5th wheel behind my truck AND get the Scrambler there. I think I'll start studying for my commercial license (allowing me to transport doubles) and have my own little convoy going on.
 
Just the incentive I need to get the piles of parts in my shop assembled into a running, driveable Scrambler!!!
 
i am planning on wrapping up a week long camping exploration trip in the Moab area with another scrambler owner, we are going to try and catch up with yall over the event

a couple of trail suggestions, 1) hit the cameo cliffs area south of Moab, 2)get a set of SPEAR maps, some great trails that theyve mapped. the route behind Wilson Arch is great fun, very scenic and not overly damaging to equipment 3) the Black Dragon rock arts site near Green River is cool
 
Thanks for the information. Hope to see you there.
 
The Scrambler Owners Association Board will be reviewing trail information for our event next year in Moab, UT. While there seems to be ample information for moderate and extreme trails, we would like your suggestions for trails that can be driven by stock street Scramblers. If you will post up your recommendations, it will be greatly appreciated.
 
How close to Moab would you prefer them to be?

For stock vehicles I would recommend:
The Whale Tale Arch/Marching men trail into and through Arches National Park
Hurrah Pass
Onion canyon(?) on the way to Top of the World it connects to the La Sal loop road that comes out South of Moab
Klondike Bluff(?) trail north of Moab

I'll think some and look at a map for the names of some others

Further out:
The Black Dragon rock art site near Green River
Mi Vida Mine road and trail behind Wilson Arch (there would be pinstriping)
Cameo Cliffs


Id offer GPS track logs for them but my hard drive has failed and all data is unrecoverable so i have nothing left....
 
This would be a sweet goal to set for this next year...:thumbsup:

"first we have dreams and then we lean into it with alittle more bandwidth"
and see what happens...
 
It would be great to see you again. It's been a long tome since the Pink Nail Polish incident.
 
It would be good to see you too George.... Hard to believe how the time flies..

lol and I had thought no one would remember the "pink Nail Polish incident"
as I remember it worked :rolleyes:
 
Now that the Heep is in a semi-finished state - I need to try and make this.
 
Jannie and I are planning on making a 2 week adventure out of this. We are also planning on having 2 other SOA couples join us. :bacon: :wave:
 
Walton I don't even know if I will recognize anyone - it has been since 2008 that I made a National.
 
OK... It looks like I may be able to go to this now... What is the plan for accommodations? We going to try and take a place over like we did in Kentucky?
 
Bad Karma said:
OK... It looks like I may be able to go to this now... What is the plan for accommodations? We going to try and take a place over like we did in Kentucky?
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Sounds great:thumbsup:

Just a suggestion, when I went for a week, we stayed at the "Moab Rim" campground. There are tent and RV sites. It was cheap, they have power/water, and a great big nice bathroom house. It is located on the southern end of town, right on the main highway that runs through town:twocents:

If I go, I will probably tent camp like I always do. The weather was nice, not too hot, not too cold.

There are also hotels/condos/houses for rent, too:twocents:

And besides, you will be spending most of your time in your Scrambler anyway:D:thumbsup:
 
In 2006 when we went there, most of us stayed in a condo complex. WE doubled and tripled up so it was very economical. :wave:
 
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