Me and my buddies just got back from Canyonlands national park just south of Moab. There was some great wheeling for amature 4x4ers. I.E> Mostly stock systems with some midifications like bigger tires, more horse power, minimal lift. We did this great trail called Elephant Hill that was a blast. If you'd like more information or have been there, add a post.

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1995 F150 4.9L 6Cyl

 

Hey UrbanCowboy,

I too have flung some dirt in that area. Last year we spent some time in canyonlands, Islands and Needles districts. Went up salt creek/horse canyon. Running up that running creek full out was a blast.

This year for spring break I took my brand new f150 over to the maze district on the other side of the colorado river. We got a backcountry permit for three days and drove in on the Hite road and then all the way into the maze overlook. One of the most remote places I have ever been! I took a little paint off the frame in spots but the truck was totally stock with 3.55's and 255/70R16's. I was actually pretty happy with the goodyear Rt/s on that trip, and like you I spend some serious time in 4 low. Much of it was with 5 people in the truck and 600 lbs of gear in the bed. I couldn't be happier with the off road performance of the stock truck.

If you get a chance to get back there definately try the maze district, you won't be disappointed.

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2000 F150 SC SB 4x4 XLT
Trition 4.6, 5 sp manual, Factory class III tow package, sliding rear window,
3.55 LS pumpkins, P255 70R16 slippery when wet Goodyear RT/S

Mods: Lund Deflecta-shield II, K & N filtercharger, Gibson 3" side swept cat back exhaust