Hi There, The road is doable for sure got a couple of hard road outposts along the way but a hell of a lot of fun in an SUV not sure i would do it if it was raining

It is not a bike trail. But it can and has been biked. There is no trail for bikers only but the Potash Trail is lightly traveled by vehicles so you don't figure to run into an 18-wheeler. However, from the bike rental shop in Moab to the end of the paved road at Potash, it is a round trip of 40 miles. Beautiful scenery. Wonderful atmosphere. But I think a 4WD vehicle would be more enjoyable.

Bonjour, Oui ça passe en faisant attention, dans certain endroits vous avez la possibilté de faire demi tour Magnifique trail Il y en a d’autres un peu partout a Moab Bon séjour nous y serons début octobre Amicalement Michel et Joelle

1. In condizioni buone 2.40 max 3.00 2. Si continua per la shaffer trail e si sbuca vicino all entrata del dead horse point - canyolands Puoi tornare indietro ma non avrebbe senso, il panorama va visto tutto 3. Si se la strada è asciutta e se senti un motore brillante. L importante è che l auto sia alta 4. Il tratto asfaltato lo trovi nella prima parte partendo da Moab e costeggia il fiume

It’s the same. We did it earlier this month. It was really a nice drive. We only went as far as the factory. We took lots of pics. It was recommended by someone at tourist information.

No way.

Might be a little dicey in a few places on some of the rock steps, but if you get out and plan your route in person up close you can probably find a route. These places are probably only around 20-30 feet long. I've got an older stock 4x Tahoe I can't remember anyplace where I really needed 4x4. The bottom end starts off Potash Road which runs up in to Moab. The top end just inside the entrance n to Canyonlands National Park.

You would be extremely hard pressed to find a campground that charges $100 per night! Wow! It seems to me like the ones I have stayed in are $15 to $25 per night. That's not bad. Some are more expensive like KOA's, BLM ones or those in the parks are not expensive. Ask at a tourist information stop in the town where you are. They will know almost everything about them, as well as, maps of how to get there, etc. People come and go from those campgrounds at any time, but most check out earlier in the morning. If you see someone packing up to leave, just ask them if they are leaving and would it be okay to pay for their place and take it after they leave....but remember to leave something there so no one will take it because your chair or whatever is there.