Moab’s 60th Easter Jeep Safari Offers Nearly 40 Rides, Expo, Camp Moab

Moab’s 60th Easter Jeep Safari runs March 20–April 5 with organized trail rides, vendor expos, and youth outdoor-ethics programming."

The milestone event will be staged by the Red Rock 4-Wheelers and bring nearly 40 organized trail rides to the Moab valley across a nine-day ride schedule. Alongside trail runs, the Safari will stage a vendor expo at the Old Spanish Trail Arena, Jeep-branded displays around town, a Vintage Iron Car Show and Camp Moab, a youth program focused on outdoor ethics and safety.

Organizers are offering multiple registration options through the Red Rock 4-Wheelers registration portal, and an on-site registration desk will assist visitors who arrive without preregistration. Riders should plan ahead: trail permits and vehicle requirements will be enforced on routes that require them, and popular runs are expected to fill quickly. For those headed into backcountry rides, limited services are common; bring recovery gear, spare fluids and a communications plan.

The vendor expo at Old Spanish Trail Arena will concentrate manufacturers, outfitters and local businesses in one place, giving attendees a convenient spot to compare gear and support the local supply chain. Vintage vehicles and Jeep exhibits in town add a strollable element for families and visitors who aren’t joining trail runs, while Camp Moab aims to give young people practical instruction in Leave No Trace principles and desert safety.

For the local community the Safari remains a major spring economic driver. Lodging and campgrounds during the event historically fill early, so book accommodations now if you plan to attend. The concentrated schedule of guided rides and vendor activity also means heavier traffic in trailheads and town; plan arrival and staging times accordingly to avoid long lines at registration desks and permit kiosks.

Practical preparations will matter more than ever: confirm that your rig meets vehicle requirements for the routes you want, secure any necessary permits, carry recovery and first-aid equipment, and consider registering for rides that match your skill and vehicle setup. Expect a mix of paved and remote access - services like fuel and parts can be sparse once you leave the highway.

The 60th Safari blends tradition with outreach: nearly 40 rides for rigs of varied capability, a central expo for gear and vendors, and Camp Moab to teach the next generation about stewardship. If you plan to be in Moab this spring, register early, lock in lodging and ready your rig; with demand high, preparation is the best way to enjoy the Safari and keep the desert open for future runs.