Perfect weekend adventure. 3 incredible overland camp spots, 4 must drive roads, 2 iconic hikes, my favorite local brewery/restaurant..

Overland Exploring Arches National Park and Moab 4K

The views in this national park camp site were breathtaking and well worth the fee. 

Delicate arch was a such a great day hike and I lucked out with minimal crowds thanks to it being a weekday and off season which I highly recommend. There was some ice and micro spike helped but we're not required. 

I discovered this brewery restaurant on this trip and have since been back multiple times. It's no tourist trap serving good food and beer at reasonable prices.

Mineral Bottom Road, this road also connects to the famous white rim road in canyon lands national park, which I tackle in the next episode.

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In this episode I explore arches national park and some back country in Moab. What an incredible place to camp and explore.

The thrid and final camp spot in this episode is not listed on the google maps but can be found at these coordinates. 38.51746, -109.99419 it is just north of mineral bottom road north of mineral bottom trail head parking.

I couldn't believe that this was a free camp spot well maintained and multiple designated camps along the road. I had it all to myself.

Corona arch was absolutely massive and best of all it was free. I aslo got it to myself for a bit due to visiting on the weekday and in off-season. The trail was overall easy but there were some sections that requires you hold onto man made rails.

When I pulled up to this camp site my jaw hit the floor. This is still today my top free campsite I have ever discovered.