How difficult is White Rim Trail?

White Rim Trail is rated Moderate, suited to a high-clearance 4x4 and some off-road experience. Not suitable for passenger cars.

What vehicle do I need for White Rim Trail?

White Rim Trail (Moderate) requires: All-terrain tires. Check the full gear list for recommended upgrades.

Do I need a permit to run White Rim Trail?

Yes, White Rim Trail requires a permit. Contact the managing agency for current permit requirements and reservation procedures before your trip.

When is the best time to visit White Rim Trail?

The best time to run White Rim Trail is March - May, Sept - Nov. Access may be limited or closed during winter months due to snow or mud conditions.

How long is White Rim Trail?

White Rim Trail spans approximately 100 miles. Allow a full day to complete the trail safely, including stops for obstacles and recovery.

Where is White Rim Trail located?

White Rim Trail is located in Canyonlands National Park, UT. GPS coordinates: 38.4587, -109.8207.

Moderate

Overlanding

White Rim Trail

Canyonlands National Park, UT•West

White Rim Trail is a moderate 100 miles off-road trail near Canyonlands National Park, UT, best run March - May, Sept - Nov. The gear list marks All-terrain tires and 4WD capability as required, and Basic recovery kit as recommended. A stock high-clearance 4x4 can run it; check the gear list before you go.

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This trail offers a unique off-road adventure through diverse terrain and stunning scenery. Whether you're seeking technical challenges or scenic exploration, you'll find an experience that connects you with nature and tests your driving skills. Every journey on the trail creates memories and builds the confidence that comes from conquering new terrain.