Adventure #3 | Crossing State Lines with Mules and Bras | Southern Utah Overlanding Fun

Welcome to Adventure #3!

Today we set off for a full-day overlanding adventure across southern Utah, hitting three unique stops that mix off-road history, quirky landmarks, and wide-open desert.

First stop: the Old Spanish Trail silhouettes off Highway 91 — a set of steel pack mules and historical plaques telling the story of one of the West’s toughest trade routes.

Next stop: the Three Corners monument, where Utah, Arizona, and Nevada meet all at once.

Final stop: the Thelma and Louise tribute cliff near Littlefield, Arizona — complete with a bra fence and a dirt road that ends in a wild view!

Plenty of sand, rocks, Joshua trees, and open sky along the way — this trip shows some of the Southwest’s best less-traveled trails and unexpected roadside surprises.

📍 Trail location: Southern Utah / Arizona / Nevada border area
🚙 Vehicle needed: High clearance 4x4 recommended
📸 Don’t miss the bra fence at the Thelma & Louise jump site!

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