Scout Mapping - Orange Trail to The Green River Utah

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[@jeffking6672]

Thanks for taking us along on your journey. I have loved peridically exploreing that area over the decades, from watching the missle launches from the Green River area as a kid, to drving those same roads you were on in a side by side last spring. Every time it still fill me with Awe. Hopefully we'll find time to get back for a week or so this year.

[@xploremor]

Thank you for sharing and watching Jeff. That area doesn't get the exposure or credit it deserves. The landscape is so amazing and it has so many great trails. I have found many more out there that we will be sharing soon. Thanks again!

[@keithblackburn7516]

I’ve traveled that route a few times after running “The Swell” and going back to Moab. I hadn’t taken those offshoots before but next time I’ll definitely go explore.

[@xploremor]

Thanks for watching Keith. There are a ton of side trails crisscrossing that area. I have found a few more things we'll be sharing soon that I bet you'll want to visit.

[@tomclark2850]

Another good video. I like the use of Trails Offroad's mapping to show how the trail you're running fits in with other published trails. I use Garmin's Basecamp to show trails, but the satellite view is more informative to share. Also, it's helpful when you physically point out your route and/or destination.

[@xploremor]

Thanks, Tom. I think we're finally getting close to an acceptable format for everyone to get all the info they need. I did forget to mention the weather. Lol

[@crazybastrd7489]

once again great adventure! can anyone explain why they think having a manual transmission for off roading is better or the "choice of offroaders"? I have heard that so much but when I'm crawling up a mountain I def don't want to worry about stalling or dealing with my clutch at all. but some swear by it. any opinions? plz.... keep up the good work!

[@xploremor]

Thanks for watching again! I miss my automatic on the rocks and hill climbs for sure, but I love it everywhere else. It has certainly made me a better wheeler, which will be nice when I swap in an automatic. 😆