Trail Guide: Moab's Top of the World Trail in a Ford Bronco! | Bronco Nation

The Bronco Nation Bronco ran Top of the World trail in Moab, UT, and we show you how you can do it in your 6th gen Bronco too. Watch as Jon talks you through prep, lines, and routes for this hard and iconic trail.
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[@luisalonso3314]

I love this channel, im watching them from México and I dreaming of owning a Ford bronco and getting to know USA and travel to fascinating places like this 🥺

[@TheJourneySoFar2023]

It is definitely on my bucket list! Thanks for the video and the pointers!

[@vma5131]

I have this planned for next year! Great video!

[@NashvilleEarlyBronco]

That was amazing amazing trail! Definitely worth going up if you are ever near Moab

[@ronaldsteiger7562]

I have trouble looking at this video, let alone ever thinking of being able to go to the ledge ! Props to you!

[@keithfitterer6899]

Beautiful scenery!!! We did the Nevada off-road tour and it was wonderful!

[@robertparker1655]

Outstanding video!

[@megmannion3225]

Great video! Can’t wait to make the trip out West this Fall!

[@technicaldisasters]

Love this!

[@duneme]

I gotta get a Bronco again (had a Bronco II many years ago!)

[@dadbropotato986]

I love the stance of your Bronco. I saw that you just installed the GRT spacers, but what wheels/tires are those? They look great!

[@BuckingBronco]

Definitely on my bucket list! Those tires look pretty aggressive. I'm guessing BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM3s. And were those Fifteen52 wheels? Nice combo! @ 20PSI it looks like you found the sweet spot for traction on this particular trail. Great video! Thanks for your trail review. It bears rewatching just to recall your route and observations.

[@TheBroncoNation]

Yes, yes, and yes to wheels, tires, and pressure! Thanks for the kind words, glad it was helpful!

[@robskiba4163]

Heading to Bronco Off-Roadeo Moab for a 5/25 run date! These videos are just getting us more and more excited! Oh, by the way, we will be coming from Washington State in our 2021 Ford F-150 TREMOR! Any trail suggestions for the TREMOR are appreciated.

[@TheBroncoNation]

Thats so cool! You will love it! Chicken corners and onion creek are fun, not too challenging, and would be comfy in a Tremor!

[@TugHillGuy]

I have a 4dr Badlands on order since Jan 2021 and hope I'll someday take delivery (I haven't even gotten a build week yet). I ordered it non-Squatch as it will be my only vehicle and I want it to drive reasonably smoothly and quietly on paved roads as that is primarily what I'll be driving on. I live near the Adirondack Mts in NYS and I plan to mostly use my Bronco to get to remote hiking trails and places to mountain bike, canoe and kayak. The idea of spending the whole day crawling over rocks while I sit in my Bronco doesn't appeal to me in the slightest. I like to get exercise. Everyone's different, though!

[@OurBroncoAdv]

Do you have a lift with the 35's? I have a Bronco with a 2" lift and 35's, I am wondering if I would have more clearance to get over the ledges and rocks.

[@TexasOverlander]

Did it last October in my 4Runner on 285’s and no locker

[@chocmul77]

Yup. We did in two Lexus GXs and an SR5 4Runner (all on 285s) September 2022. Lockers are not needed nor are 35” tires; just good line choice, throttle control and proper tire pressure.

[@TugHillGuy]

Is there any place where you can camp near the top? A 5 hour trip to the top with only a break for lunch while you take in the scenery and then do a 5 hour trip back down seems a bit much to me in one day.

[@FS22-Jamison]

So a Wildtrak with steel bumpers & a winch should be capable for this trail?

[@Map12784]

What brand and size tires on this?

[@mpeugeot]

So a stock base Bronco with its 30 inch tires should have no problem? Right? You might want to bring some tie rods too. Quite seriously though, do you think that it would be doable with 33.5" tires, 1 inch lift, rear locker, and a winch?

[@jamesfick4529]

We just did the drive 3 days ago (5/29/22) as part of the Bronco Off-Roadeo and I think you could do it.

[@olinblair7385]

What color is this bronco?

[@jdegid]

its wrapped not stock

[@TheBroncoNation]

It's not wrapped lol. Its Rapid Red, the color was discontinued for MY2022.

[@TheBroncoNation]

Rapid Red!

[@olinblair7385]

@@TheBroncoNation thank you! Love that color! Rapid red and eruption green are my favorite!

[@bryanwolfe9350]

Are you going for a Grammy with your blaring tacky music?

[@rp3823]

Everything except the Bronco trim level with the wheel and tire specs, stock or modified? … Asking for anyone not familiar with the Ford Bronco. 🙃🛻

[@michaelcurren1821]

Pretty sure that's a Badlands with Sasquatch package which is 35"s

[@bddawson24]

It originally was non squatched. We lifted it a little bit and put 35’s on it.

[@roblundgren5226]

@@michaelcurren1821 did that many years ago in my 1974 bronco we were told nobody had made this trip my bronco had factory lockers limited slip in rear and traction lock in front on Armstrong 33 inch to tires all stock except double shocks up front our sidewinders 4x4 club made this trip probably around 1975 the engin was modified headers had the 302 with an automatic 4:11 gears soft top edelbrock torquer manifold Holley carb wish I still had that lots of fun in that thing elephant hill did races up salt creek isky cam