MOAB 2026
April 24–26, 2026
3 days of trails, Cybertrucks, and red rock
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Overview
CyberTrex Moab 2026 is a free, casual, come-and-go event for Tesla and Cybertruck owners. There's no rigid schedule — just a loose framework of trail days, meetup spots, and good vibes among people who love their trucks and the outdoors.
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Plan to arrive as early as Thursday evening, but you're welcome to join any day during the event. We'll run trails each day, regroup in the evenings, and share stories over the most stunning red rock scenery in the West. Whether you're a seasoned off-roader or this is your first time airing down, there's a trail for you.
What to expect: Trail runs organized by difficulty, charging coordination, camping and lodging options, and a community of fellow Cybertruck enthusiasts exploring Moab together.
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Announcements & Discussion
Stay up to date with the latest announcements, and coordinate with other attendees — camping plans, trail buddies, carpools, and anything else.
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Daily Itinerary
Three days of trails — tap any trail to see full details
📋 Note: This itinerary is tentative and subject to change. We'll finalize details as the event approaches.
Optional Breakfast · each morning
Cactus Jack's, Moab — casual, come-when-you-can. Grab a meal before rolling out.
Daily Meeting Point
Hyatt Place Moab parking lot — next to the Tesla V3 Superchargers. Meet each morning (see daily times below).
Past daysThursday & Friday recap
Thursday, April 23 — Early Arrivals
Optional pre-event dinner
In town early? Come hang. Informal meetup for anyone arriving Thursday — grab dinner, swap stories, and kick off the weekend.
Friday, April 24
Route A & Route B — Split Groups
Kick off the weekend with two route options. Route A is the iconic Canyon Loop — a big-day drive through canyons, mesas, and cliff-carved switchbacks. Route B is Onion Creek — a mellower scenic drive through a narrow canyon with 20+ water crossings. Pick based on your vibe for day one.
Friday Evening
Route A — The Canyon Loop
~40 mi loop · 4–5 hours · Moderate
Long Canyon
EasyA scenic and easy off-road trail through a narrow, dramatic canyon with towering Wingate sandstone walls on both sides. Located off UT-313, Long Canyon is a hidden gem that many visitors drive right past on their way to Canyonlands. Features the memorable Pucker Pass — a tight pinch point where the canyon walls close in.
Shafer Trail & Potash Road
ModerateAn iconic Moab loop combining the dramatic cliff-carved switchbacks of Shafer Trail with the scenic Colorado River corridor of Potash Road. Shafer's famous switchbacks descend ~1,200 feet from the mesa top on a narrow shelf road with sheer drop-offs — one of the most photographed off-road roads in the world. Potash Road follows the river past ancient petroglyphs, dinosaur tracks, and striking blue evaporation ponds.
Route B — Onion Creek
~23 mi RT · 2–4 hours · Easy
If we finish early — bonus options
Off-road drives tend to move faster than the estimate. If your group wraps up with time to spare, here are two great ways to stretch the day:
Gemini Bridges → Four Arches Canyon
EasyA connected route pairing two of Moab's most photogenic easy-to-moderate trails. Start with Gemini Bridges — a mostly-gravel road leading to the iconic twin natural rock bridges you can walk out onto for jaw-dropping canyon views. From there, push west into Four Arches Canyon, a slickrock drive through a remote side canyon featuring four distinct natural arches and dramatic rock formations. A great bonus run if the main Friday route wraps up early, or a perfect low-commitment option for groups who want something scenic without a full-day drive.
Paved scenic drive through 2,000+ natural sandstone arches. Delicate Arch, Windows, Landscape Arch. 10 min north of Moab.
Saturday, April 25
Route A & Route B — Split Groups
Three tracks. Routes A and B split and swap AM/PM. Route C is a dedicated expert day at Sand Flats on Fins & Things. All groups reconnect for the Worldwide Tesla Light Show in the evening.
- Morning — Group 1 runs Route A, Group 2 runs Route B
- Afternoon — Groups swap routes
- 5:45 PM — Meet at US-191 scenic pulloff · organize + sync USB sticks
- 6:15 PM — Caravan to slick rock pad on Buttes & Towers (Courthouse Rock) trail
- After light show — Dinner at the food trucks, drinks at Spoke Bar
Route A
~42 mi RT · 4–6 hours
Hurrah Pass
EasyA scenic ridgeline crossing high above the Colorado River with 360° panoramic views of the river corridor, Anticline Overlook, and the La Sal Mountains. The first major waypoint on the Chicken Corners route — and a stunning standalone destination.
Chicken Corners
ModerateA long scenic drive through Kane Springs Canyon, over Hurrah Pass, and along dramatic cliff-edge shelves above the Colorado River. The trail ends at the aptly named Chicken Corners — a narrow ledge with 500-foot drops and views of Thelma & Louise Point.
Route C · Group D (Expert)
~9.4 mi loop · 3–4 hours
Worldwide Tesla Light Show · 5:45 PM meet → 6:15 PM roll
Gather at the US-191 scenic pulloff at 5:45 PM to organize and sync USB sticks, then caravan up the Buttes & Towers (Courthouse Rock) trail to the slick rock pad for the show.
Sunday, April 26
Choose Your Adventure + Grand Finale
Four groups Sunday. A & B run the chill Arches backcountry loop. C & D both tackle Hell's Revenge — one led by Glenn, one led by Steve. All four groups converge at Whitewash Sand Dunes for the afternoon grand finale.
- Morning · Groups A & B — Copper Ridge → Willow Springs → Eye of the Whale
- Morning · Groups C & D — Hell's Revenge (armor recommended)
- Afternoon — Everyone converges at Whitewash Sand Dunes
- 6:30 PM — Dinner at Thai Bella, drinks at Hoodoo Hotel Bar
Morning — Four Groups:
Group A · Karl
Arches backcountry loop · ~4 hrs
Copper Ridge
EasyDrive to the famous Copper Ridge Sauropod Dinosaur Tracksite — one of the most significant and accessible dinosaur track sites in the Moab area. Well-preserved tracks from 150-million-year-old sauropods and theropods with BLM interpretive signs.
Willow Springs Road
EasyA scenic backcountry drive north of Moab through colorful desert terrain and historic uranium mining country. Connects to Copper Ridge dinosaur tracks and offers views toward Arches National Park — a quieter alternative to park roads.
Eye of the Whale
EasyA rewarding drive to a striking natural arch formation in the Hatch Point area. The arch dramatically frames the sky and surrounding desert — less crowded than the famous Moab trails and perfect for photography.
Group B · Tolby
Arches backcountry loop · ~4 hrs
Copper Ridge
EasyDrive to the famous Copper Ridge Sauropod Dinosaur Tracksite — one of the most significant and accessible dinosaur track sites in the Moab area. Well-preserved tracks from 150-million-year-old sauropods and theropods with BLM interpretive signs.
Willow Springs Road
EasyA scenic backcountry drive north of Moab through colorful desert terrain and historic uranium mining country. Connects to Copper Ridge dinosaur tracks and offers views toward Arches National Park — a quieter alternative to park roads.
Eye of the Whale
EasyA rewarding drive to a striking natural arch formation in the Hatch Point area. The arch dramatically frames the sky and surrounding desert — less crowded than the famous Moab trails and perfect for photography.
Group C · Glenn (Hell's Revenge)
3–4 hrs · Armor recommended
Group D · Steve (Hell's Revenge)
3–4 hrs · Bypasses available
Afternoon — Everyone Together
Both groups converge for the grand finale — an open desert playground session. Perfect for group photos, drone footage, and a fleet of Cybertrucks having a blast in the dunes.
Whitewash Sand Dunes
ModerateA 1,400-acre open OHV area featuring sand dunes, red rock formations, and cottonwood-lined washes. Multiple routes wind through sandy terrain, slickrock, and desert washes. Great half-day side trip.
Sunday Evening
Trail Essentials
What to bring for the weekend
Off-Road Gear
Recovery boards, tow strap, air compressor, tire deflator, and basic tools are all nice to have.
Bring what you have — no need to go buy anything. Between the group we'll have plenty of gear to cover the weekend.
Looking to gear up? Our partner CyberOffroading has Cybertruck-specific recovery boards, tools, and more.
Radios
We'll use handheld GMRS/FRS radios to keep the convoy in sync on the trail. Bring yours if you have them.
Channels 15–22 (FRS, no privacy / tone codes) — we'll be using these for group-to-group comms. Each group will get a specific channel assignment on the daily itinerary page.
We'll have a few Cobra PX650 handhelds to share for anyone who doesn't have a radio.
Food & Drink
Pack snacks, lunch, and plenty of water for each trail day. Some of the routes will have us out through typical lunch hours with no stops for food.
Plan to eat on the trail. A cooler in the back makes life easy.
Where to Stay
Hotels, campgrounds, and everything in between
🏨 Hotels
A few options to get you started — Moab has many more hotels and vacation rentals available.
My Place Moab
Extended stay style, kitchen in every room. Great for multi-day events.
Holiday Inn Express Moab
Reliable chain option with pool and breakfast included.
Hyatt Place Moab
Right next to the Tesla V3 Superchargers — charge while you sleep. Our daily meeting point is in this lot.
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Extended-stay style with full kitchens. Property has 1–2 overnight Level 2 chargers — handy backup to the Superchargers.
⛺ Camping
Ken's Lake
Reservable on Recreation.gov. Scenic lakeside sites, popular with families.
Goose Island Campground
On the Colorado River. First-come, first-served.
Sand Flats Recreation Area
140+ sites near Hell's Revenge and Fins and Things trailheads.
Horsethief Campground
83 sites, gateway to Canyonlands. Great for White Rim access.
Big Bend Campground
Scenic Colorado River canyon location. Great photo opportunities.
Dead Horse Point State Park
Has electrical hookups — perfect for overnight Cybertruck charging.
📋 Dispersed Camping Note: Within 20 miles of Moab, camping is only allowed in developed campgrounds. Dispersed (free) camping is available further out on BLM land.
Charging
Keep your Cybertruck topped up — zero range anxiety in Moab
⚡ DC Fast Charging
Tesla Supercharger V3 — Hyatt Place
890 N Main St, Moab, UT 84532
Newer station, 8 stalls — preferred stop for fast charging
250 kW
8 stalls
Tesla Supercharger
Tesla Supercharger V2 — Best Western
16 S Main St, Moab, UT 84532
Older V2 station, can be crowded on weekends. Downtown location.
120 kW
4 stalls
Tesla Supercharger
Electrify America — Lions Park
Fastest1850 N Main St, Moab, UT 84532
Fastest charging in Moab! Has pull-through stall for trucks with trailers.
350 kW
8 stalls
Electrify America
🔌 Overnight / Destination Charging
Field Station Moab
6 chargers, 10 kW
Homewood Suites
1-2 chargers, 8 kW
Gonzo Inn
2 L2 chargers (guests)
Pro Tip
Zero range anxiety — top up each evening. With 20 fast-charging stalls across three stations, Moab has excellent EV infrastructure. Plan to charge each evening after trail runs. The V3 Supercharger at Hyatt Place is your best bet for speed, but the Electrify America station at Lions Park is the fastest at 350 kW.
Worldwide Tesla Light Show
Saturday evening, April 25 — join the global event
On Saturday night, we're joining the Worldwide Fantasy Tesla Light Show — a coordinated global event where Tesla owners everywhere run synchronized light shows at the same time.
Step 1 · 5:45 PM
Meet & organize
Gather at the US-191 scenic pulloff. Line up, sync USB sticks, get ready to roll.
Step 2 · 6:15 PM roll
Caravan to the show site
From there we head up the Buttes & Towers (Courthouse Rock) trail to a slick rock pad — huge sky, desert mesas, perfect light show stage.
We'll provide the USB sticks — just show up with your Tesla or Cybertruck, we'll handle the light show sync files.
Share your footage: drop drone clips and light show videos in the shared Google Drive folder. Great for multi-GB files that don't fit in the photo gallery.
