So I know the RDX is no F250 but it is a little higher off the ground than a car. Does anyone know what the ground clearance is? Can you drive it up on a standard curb without ripping up the front valance or catching something underneath or bottoming out?

 

Ground clearance is actually very good for this class of vehicle - 8.1 inches.

 

Some specs from the Acura web site:

Wheelbase 105.7 in (2685 mm)
Length 184.4 in (4685 mm)
Width 73.7 in (1872 mm)
Front Track 63.1 in (1604 mm)
Rear Track 63.4 in (1610 mm)
Height (unladen) 65.0 in (1650 mm)
Ground Clearance (unladen) 8.1 in (205 mm)

Website link: 2016 Acura RDX | Specifications | Acura.com

 

wow! 8.1 inches for this class is rather good, the jeep cherokee trailhawk has IIRC only 9 inches of ground clearance, same as the subaru forester.

 

I found out that the RDX was very good for driving in the snow (better than AWD sedan). Therefore I assume that the ground clearance is adequate for that purpose.
Yes, I have accidentally driven over regular curbs without any problems.