If you're looking for an exciting Jeep offroading adventure in Moab, look no further than the Seven Mile Rim Trail! This 14mile trail will take you about 4 hours to navigate, but trust us, you'll want to stop several times to take in the incredible views. While rated as moderate, there are some challenging optional lines you can take if you're feeling adventurous.

Starting with a steep rocky climb on a shelf road towards the top of the mesa, the terrain changes several times along the 13 miles, keeping you engaged throughout the trail. At the top of the climb, you'll be rewarded with an amazing view that stretches for miles in all directions.

Although we missed out on seeing the Uranium Arch by taking a bypass, we still had an amazing time on the trail. The terrain changed from dirt and bumpy rocks to smooth Moab slick rock for the next few miles, providing plenty of challenging obstacles.

In this video, join us as we take on the Seven Mile Rim Trail in our Jeep Wranglers. We didn't quite know what to expect, but we were blown away by the stunning views and challenging obstacles. Follow along on our East Jeep Safari adventure in Moab by checking out the links in the description below.

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