A Moab Classic - Fins & Things

[@stevenpeyton7476]

Great video! We did it yesterday - our first time in Moab.

[@kcreeves199]

Fins n Things was the first "difficult" trail that I did in Moab, and it remains one of my favorite. Looking forward to it the next time I get back there. I miss the white "stegosaurus" paintings they used to use for trail markers.

[@r.j.schubert9222]

Hi Kerry. Fins and Things is one of my favorite trails in Moab. Good job.

[@andymckane7271]

Nice video! I loved Fins & Things when I lived in Utah. We don't have anything like Moab here in Hawaii. Or, for that matter, anywhere else in the USA that I'm aware of! Andy McKane, Maunaloa, Molokai, Hawaii.

[@emikearizona]

Great video- I had to watch it again 🇺🇸❤️👍

[@lindaamundsen6708]

Awesome video! I love the info on the inclines/declines!

[@dallen8997]

My 08 fj 3inch lift 33inch tires rocked it fun fun

[@JuiceboxOffroad]

Awesome video ! Do you have more trail recommendations in Moab for this time of the year? Planning on going for the first time April 5th thanks !

[@TrailTraveler]

Really, just search Moab on our channel. It really depends on your skill level and vehicle. Hell's Revenge, Porcupine Rim, Moab Rim, Chicken Corners, Lockhart Basin, Poison Spider, and many, many others.

[@JuiceboxOffroad]

@@TrailTraveler thank you ! Definitely have fins and things, hells revenge, chicken corners, and porcupine trail 👍🏽👍🏽

[@123-olmngresx]

​@Alan I'd hit baby's lion back right out of the gate. Takes no time at all but it's super fun. Then run chicken corner to the end. That's a great start that's what I did on my first trip there and it was great warm up to the slick rock. Day 2 I hit hells revenge and I'm glad it wasn't the first. Lol

[@terrybrlecic3669]

Nicely done video.

[@RMCatchNFish]

Just got my Patch for this trail on Saturday. Rode it with a 2021 Chevy Colorado. Super fun run.

[@zigmogcreator]

Great video to share

[@KidBako]

Great video, thanks for sharing. We are going to Moab the end of September with a couple UTV's (Polaris Ranger 800 and a Honda Pioneer 1000) and wondering if these machine are suitable for Fin & Things? Also, do many of the more difficult sections have easier access around them? Thanks for any advice.

[@TrailTraveler]

You will do just fine! There are bypasses for the hardest obstacles

[@foreveryoung8718]

Thanks for sharing the video. I just completed the south part of Fins and Things with a 2020 stock Rubicon. Do you think the north part is much harder? Should I try or give up?

[@TrailTraveler]

Go for it!

[@foreveryoung8718]

@@TrailTraveler Let me think about it :)

[@RJvidmoto]

Helpful video...Thank you for posting. We plan to try tomorrow on a stock SXS with 30" tires. What tire pressure would you recommend? Thanks in advance...RJ

[@TrailTraveler]

On our 38” tires we usually run around 12-15psi

[@RJvidmoto]

@@TrailTraveler Thank you for the quick reply...Subbed to the channel...Looks like a lot of great content!

[@JSnipePREC]

How much fuel did you use for this trail? I’m planning to be in the Moab area around January/February and was looking for fun trails. I have a 392 and was wondering if I would need extra fuel.

[@TrailTraveler]

The trail is only 10 miles long and is just outside of town. You can easily fuel up in town, run ALL of the trails in Sand Flats, and make it back to town on a tank of gas.

[@JSnipePREC]

@@TrailTraveler thanks for the info. Looking forward to some winter wheeling.

[@GLAMP_Ride_and_ThRiVe]

Awesome video, do you think you can do it with 33” tires?

[@TrailTraveler]

Absolutely

[@GLAMP_Ride_and_ThRiVe]

@@TrailTraveler thank you so much!

[@barbajanjl]

Hello, how do you think a 2020 JL Sport S on 37s with no lockers and limited slip differential will do in Moabs badge trails. Thanks!

[@TrailTraveler]

If you have sone good experience with it, it can do pretty good. There are plenty of those that have done all of the trails there.

[@barbajanjl]

@@TrailTraveler thank you!!

[@caliadventures6475]

Hi, you seem like a person to ask about Moab. I am going to Moab for the first time this coming Thursday and I was wondering if you can recommend trails we can hit for beginners. Even though I have a 2022 Jeep Wrangler 392, I consider myself as beginner. I will be there for 5 days. I thank you in advance.

[@TrailTraveler]

Do you have skid plates? The 392 exhaust is very exposed, I can recommend some based what you have done to it.

[@caliadventures6475]

No but I do have the Extreme Recon Package that will give me roughly 2 more inch clearance. I was thinking to go Shafer, Chicken Corner and Hurrah for 5 days?? What do you think? I wish I can go with you lol...joking...maybe next time.@@TrailTraveler

[@TrailTraveler]

@@caliadventures6475You won't have any issues on those and that vehicle is totally capable of anything in Sand Flats (Hells Revenge, Fins & Things, Baby Lion's Back, etc)

[@Coyotes_Locos]

The north side is the more difficult and technical side? And the south side is day use only?

[@TrailTraveler]

That is correct

[@MrRjezonie]

You guys run your lockers for this trail?

[@TrailTraveler]

It depends on the conditions of different obstacles. If it is nice and dry, we usually don't need them. If it is colder, maybe some moisture, then we may need them. It just depends on the conditions.

[@MrRjezonie]

Thanks for your advice! We’re going to Moab on Memorial Day this year and wanted advice from a pro! We enjoy and appreciate your videos. Thanks

[@Hillbillyable1]

What tire sizes are you guys running? Will 35's be sufficient?

[@TrailTraveler]

We are on 38s but many, many people have done it on 35's.

[@vladk9360]

I have Willy's (without front lock). Can I make this trail?

[@TrailTraveler]

You can probably do it without any lockers if you know how to drive well, a rear locker would make it pretty easy.

[@vladk9360]

@@TrailTraveler wow. Thanks for the prompt reply. I have a large rooftop tent. This is a concern because the center of gravity. It moves higher and the jeep could flip. What do you think?

[@TrailTraveler]

That’s always a concern but there isn’t really anything steep enough that I would be concerned.

[@midnitesilverrun8631]

Possible in a stock Cherokee trailhawk?

[@TrailTraveler]

I suggest you use TrailsOffroad.com and don’t do anything harder than a 4. Most of the Moab trails are. It for toyy

[@midnitesilverrun8631]

@@TrailTraveler I’d rather real life opinions because each one of those sites is completely different and never that helpful.I also know there are bypasses which is never factored in.

[@FilmmakerCentral]

@@midnitesilverrun8631 TrailsOffroad does factor in bypasses, hence they have an x/y rating for mandatory/optional and the rating are all based on personal experience by someone.

[@brandonpolley8095]

For sure I did it in a long bed Chevy on 33s no issues

[@midnitesilverrun8631]

@@brandonpolley8095the stock trailhawk had no issues doing the full trail.

[@GetSaltyGetMad]

Looks fun, but I'd be scared of destroying my $50k+ truck. I used to track modded cars back in the day, and that got to be an expensive hobby with everything breaking, so I can only imagine it's the same with off-roading. If you have the money for the repairs, then yolo lol. I'd be happy to watch and take photos though!