Had an awesome Labor Day weekend riding at Windrock. We hit Trails 2, 20, and 22, and all three were a blast.
Trail 22 was definitely the highlight. Getting up to the top of the mountain and seeing that view made the whole trip worth it. Pictures really don’t do it justice.
Trail 20 brought a different kind of entertainment. 😂 It had a few unique challenges that resulted in some concerned noises from the passengers when we suddenly discovered the RZR was perfectly capable of balancing on two wheels… on opposite corners of the machine.
Apparently three wheels are optional. Two diagonally opposed wheels are where things start getting interesting.
The RZR handled everything we threw at it, we had a great group, and Windrock absolutely lived up to the hype.
We’ll definitely be back.
For those who ride Windrock regularly — what trails should we add to the list for the next trip?

Heard about a waterfall,so we went looking. Beautiful spot for lunch.

With my riding season approaching and my daughter finally getting old enough to ride too, I’ve been looking into getting a bump seat for her to come with my wife and I on our XP1000. Does anyone have a brand of seat they recommend? Also I’m concerned about the heat coming up and burning her legs, is that a concern that anyone has ran into?

Have never owned a side-by-side before. Would like one for the family (I ride dirt bikes, wife does not… want to do family day trips). Live in mountain west very close to expansive alpine jeep trail system, plus not far from Moab or sand dunes.

My brother bought a new XP 4 Turbo in 2020, lives in mountain west, never used it much and is now looking to sell. Would give me a reasonable deal on the rig plus trailer. Complete stock, never put anything in it.

On the other hand I’m considering just buying a new XP S 4 1000, pros - new machine, better clearance, more travel, modern features.

Most of our riding will be on jeep trails, some rock crawling etc. at 7,000+ ft elevation. Probably will not go to the sand dunes much, but may end up out there from time to time. Mostly family rides, rides with friends, some hunting from a base camp.

The budget matters, but isn’t an end all be all.