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When most people think of Moab, Utah, they probably think of one thing: Jeeps climbing treacherous trails at the edge of red-rock cliffs. When it comes to that classic Moab experience, it’s hard to do better than the Moab Rim trail. It starts off tough and keeps you on your toes as you climb up the rocks to get to the scenic views.

The weather may have looked good when we started out for a day on Wipe Out Hill in Moab, Utah, but after sun turned to rain turned to hail, we were in for a classic Moab off-road adventures and test of skill. We needed to reassess every line and our off-roader abilities were put to the test. That said, even when we were off-roading in hail, we could see exactly why Wipeout Hill, Moab is one of the most fun places for wheeling in the red rocks. Follow along to learn more about this trail, skills needed to tackle it or to compare our journey to your own.

This 2019 Jeep JL Sahara came to us completely stock with the desire to install a 4.5" lift kit on 37" tires. This vehicle is a daily driver while hitting the dunes out in Pismo Beach and crawling some local trails.

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When you think about Las Vegas, off-roading probably isn’t the first thing to come to mind, but on this episode of On the Trail, Driving Line shows how tackling trails of Logandale, Nevada, just outside of Las Vegas, are a must-do part of any trip to Sin City. While the trails aren’t very long, they’re full technical obstacles perfect for testing their Jeeps on Nitto Trail Grapplers. Follow along as they show just how beautiful and fun the trails a short drive outside the city can be.