1000+ miles of OHV, Jeep, ATV, UTV Trails & 125+ POIs including Parking areas.
Lifetime maps, no annual fee, no in-app purchases. Over 1000 miles of Trails/access roads, over 150 Points of Interest. With this App you can find Parking (AKA Staging) area to park your truck or trailer, and what roads to take to get to these areas. Parking and the Trails are the two most important things to a rider. The GPS built into your SmartPhone or Tablet (if it has a GPS) will show you where you are on the trails, and which way to go at intersections. There are a lot of trails in the sand that do not necessarily add anything to your ride other than Miles. When you ride on the Rock, there are paint stripes, but they can be spaced such a way that you cannot see which way to go to stay on the trail. Some of the stripes are worn off. Some Trails are One Way. Use this App to overcome these obstacles.
The Trails are color coded for Difficulty. Green is Easy, Blue is Moderate, and Red is Difficult, Black and Gray are roads or dirt roads.
The Android Phone or Tablet does not have to have a phone number. So you could pick up a pre-paid phone in a discount or electronics store or a Pawn Shop and use it for the Trails. To download the App you need WiFi. The App uses the devices GPS to know where you are on the Trails. It can use cell towers and/or WiFi to locate you, but the GPS is required. If you use a Tablet, go to Settings/Location and look for the words GPS. The App should not let you download it it your device does not have an Actual GPS.
Good for the ORV, OHV, ATV, Jeep, UTV, RZR, 4x4, Single Track Motorcycle, or Hummer owner. Know how to stay on the Trail you want to ride. Find your way back too.
The Trail Numbers, are, for the most part, keyed to Charles A. Wells book "Guide to Moab UT, Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails" 3rd edition. I highly recommend the book. It has a lot of good information in it, and is available online or in related stores in Moab.
There are two National Parks, Arches and Canyonlands close to Moab, and a State Park - Dead Horse Point, where part of Thelma and Louise was filmed.
There are several ATV and Jeep Rallies in Moab every year, usually in March, April, May and October. Google them.