Epic 3-Day Overlanding Adventure on White Rim Road | Canyonlands National Park

Join us on an epic three-day overlanding adventure on the iconic White Rim Road in Canyonlands National Park! This video captures the thrill and beauty of one of the most scenic routes in the Southwest.
🌄 Day 1: We kick off our journey on the Shafer Trail, visiting the famous Thelma and Louise site for breathtaking views. As we continue, we drive by the Potash Mines, showcasing the striking contrast of industrial and natural landscapes.
🗺️ Day 2: Our adventure takes us to the stunning Muscleman Arch, a natural wonder that leaves us in awe. The drive over Murphy's Hogback challenges our skills and rewards us with panoramic vistas. Evenings are spent around the campfire, where we play cards, enjoy some adult beverages, and immerse ourselves in the serenity of the wilderness.
🥾 Day 3: We lace up our hiking boots and tackle the Gooseberry Trail, a thrilling hike that starts right from our campsite. The trail leads us up the edge of a cliff to a viewpoint that offers a breathtaking overlook of the expansive Canyonlands National Park. The sense of accomplishment and the views are absolutely unforgettable.
Throughout our trip, we explore pristine campsites, enjoy the camaraderie of fellow adventurers, and soak in the unparalleled beauty of Canyonlands. Whether you're a seasoned overlander or just love the outdoors, this journey is sure to inspire your next adventure.
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[@AceRiderLA]

*Very cool trip. I'm going to do it in July too. Can you tell me if there are any gas stations or places to take a shower?*

[@OAFactivities]

No, not on the trail itself. The closest showers and gas will be in Moab. The trail does have plenty of vault toilets, which is helpful on long drive days.

[@AceRiderLA]

@@OAFactivities thanks man

[@AceRiderLA]

Hi, I have a couple more questions. please advise! Do I have to make a permit and can I stay anywhere or do I need to look for a free campground?

[@OAFactivities]

You do have to have a permit and stay in designated campsites. You can reserve campsites on recreation.gov. when you reserve them, that essentially acts as your permit.

[@pearlholmes8499]

I Just Love It,I saw our little Sofia 👍👌❤a great video