Red Rock Ram Rally

Moab, UT

May 13-16, 2026

If you haven’t experienced Moab yet, you’re truly missing out! Join us for the Red Rock Ram Rally and discover why Moab is the ultimate off-roading destination. Moab offers a perfect blend of adventure, breathtaking scenery, and a charming small-town atmosphere, making it the ideal place to escape the chaotic hustle and bustle of everyday life.

This laid-back town serves as the perfect base for exploring the surrounding natural wonders while refining your off-roading skills. From scenic dirt roads like Onion Creek, Shafer Switchbacks, and Tusher Tunnels to more challenging trails such as Moab Rim, Kane Creek, and Pritchett Canyon, there’s something for every level of off-roading enthusiast. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, you’ll find the perfect trail to match your experience and take your skills to the next level. Check out a 4Low Magazine article about the 2022 Ram Rally Moab event.

Learn more about the trails and the difficulty ratings on the Moab Trail Descriptions page.

Moab Rally Registration

from $45.00

Price is per vehicle per day.
Trail Rides $65
Recovery Training $45

2026 Trail List

from $25.00

2026 Moab Rally T-shirt

*This is a preorder for your shirt(s). They will be available for pick up at the rally.

2026 events shirt design coming soon!

Recovery Training Option

Don’t miss the opportunity to build a solid foundation in Off-Road recovery at this class taught by Jonny!   With all the years of experience Jonny has had driving the trails of Moab and the western US he has learned a thing or 2 about safely recovering stuck and broken down vehicles.     

This full day course will cover the basics of off-road recovery as well as allow time for participants to practice the techniques taught in the course.    

Make sure you come prepared for a day in the sand with your recovery gear, sun hat, sun screen,  plenty of water a tasty lunch and a willingness to learn! 

What to Bring

When preparing to join a Red Rock Ram Rally event, it’s essential to ensure you have everything you need for both safety and comfort. Here is an overview of what you should plan to bring:

  • Recovery gear

  • Tools & Gloves

  • First Aid Kit

  • Food & snacks

  • Water, sunblock, hat, medications

  • *Complete list of required and recommended items available to registered guests

Vehicle Prep

The answer depends on the type of terrain and the challenges you plan to tackle. A stock suspension paired with a good set of all-terrain tires for casual sightseeing should be more than sufficient. However, if you aim to tackle more rugged terrains, consider upgrading your suspension and equipping your vehicle with bigger tires. 

For easier trails (rated 1-5), a stock 4x4 can handle the job. But you'll want to be prepared when it comes to more challenging trails (rated 6-9) - minimum 37-inch tires, rock sliders, high-clearance bumpers, and recovery points. Additionally, having a rear locker (or front and rear lockers) will significantly improve your vehicle’s off-road capabilities. Upgrading your suspension also boosts clearance, helping you navigate challenging obstacles more effectively.