Generated by All in One SEO v4.9.9, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Travel Moab Blog Traveling to Moab just got eaiser ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [News & Articles](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/news-articles/) - [When Moab Has Waterfalls: A Rare Desert Surprise](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2025/09/25/when-moab-has-waterfalls-a-rare-desert-surprise/) - Moab, is a desert town known for red rocks, arches, hiking trails, and epic desert landscapes. But every now and then, This desert transforms into something completely unexpected. Waterfalls. Yes you read that right. Moab, a place known for it's dry sand stone cliffs, occasionally come alive with rushing cascades that spills over canyon walls, - [Native American Archaeology: The Desert Keeps its Secrets](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2025/08/18/native-american-archaeology-the-desert-keeps-its-secrets/) - Long before Moab became famous for its National Parks and adventure spots, the red rock country was home to vibrant Indigenous cultures who's stories are still etched into stone. On our Native American Archaeology Tour, we invite our to step back in time and explore the rock art, dwellings and sacred sites left behind by - [Where to See the Stars in Moab: Ultimate Stargazing Guide](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2025/08/04/where-to-see-the-stars-in-moab-ultimate-stargazing-guide/) - Moab isn’t just famous for its red rock landscapes and epic trails—it’s also one of the best places in the U.S. for stargazing. With minimal light pollution and wide-open desert skies, the Moab area offers unforgettable night skies filled with stars, planets, and even the Milky Way. If you've never experienced true dark sky viewing, you're - [How To Survive And Enjoy Moab In The Summer Heat](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2025/07/08/how-to-survive-and-enjoy-moab-in-the-summer-heat/) - How to stay safe in the desert's sun. Moab summers come in hot—and the first major heat wave of the season is no joke. With triple-digit temperatures roasting the red rocks, and dry desert air dehydrating you faster than you realize, it’s crucial to prepare before heading out to hike, bike, off-road, or camp. Whether - [Off the Beaten Path: Hidden Routes in Raptor Territory](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2025/07/08/off-the-beaten-path-hidden-routes-in-raptor-territory/) - Get To Know Utahraptor State Park Located Roughly 15 miles North of Moab, Utahraptor stater park is one of the largest bone beds in North America. They have found over 5,500 bones representing more than 10 dinosaur species during the sites 45years of excavation and discovery. Species they have found here are the Utah Raptor, - [Begin your journey](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2022/03/29/begin-your-journey/) - Begin your journey Your journey to Moab is just a few steps away! Visit the only Utah destination where you can experience two of The Mighty 5® National Parks from one convenient location. Visitors from around the world come to the town of Moab to experience sunrise over the towering depths of Canyonlands National Park - [UTV Road Laws & Regulations](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2022/03/29/utv-road-laws-regulations/) - In Moab, UT we are known for our endless amounts of daring and scenic 4×4, UTV, and hummer trails. They are around every corner you may turn in this area. We all know how much you want to bring your own Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV) and go on these trails during your trip here. To make - [Places to Shower in Moab](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2022/03/29/places-to-shower-in-moab/) - Have you been out adventuring for a long period of time? I’m sure what sounds the most satisfying after a long adventure through the red rock is a nice shower to cleanse all of the dirt and sweat away and start fresh. But what if you don’t have a place to stay or where you - [Moab With Mutts: The Ultimate Pet-Friendly Guide to Moab, Utah](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2025/06/23/moab-with-mutts-the-ultimate-pet-friendly-guide-to-moab-utah/) - Moab, Utah isn't just a haven for thrill-seekers, rock climbers, and stargazers - it's also a tail-wagging paradise for pet lovers! With its wide-open spaces, scenic trails, and welcoming local vibe, Moab makes it easy to include your four-legged adventure buddy in the fun. While national parks like Arches and Canyonlands have limited pet access, # - [Planning a Trip](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2022/03/30/planning-a-trip/) - Planning ahead will help you save time so you can spend more time enjoying yourself! How much time should I spend in Canyonlands? Some visitors come to Canyonlands and after seeing the spectacular scenery and they never want to leave! At minimum I suggest staying 2 hours to see some of the highlights of the park, including the Grand - [How to Beat the Traffic Coming into Moab](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/2022/03/31/how-to-beat-the-traffic-coming-into-moab/) - The number of tourists coming into Moab is insane and builds up really fast during the summer season. The masses of tourists result in long lines of stop and go traffic backing up from downtown all the way past the entrance to Arches National Park. Sometimes, it even backs up to Crescent Junction. No-one wants ## Pages - [Home](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/) - Discover the best things to do in Moab, Utah—adventure tours, scenic boat rides, local tips, and travel planning resources. Your guide to unforgettable fun! - [Arches National Park](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/destinations/arches-national-park/) - Visiting Arches? From April 1 to July 6 and August 28 to October 31, visitors are required to have a timed entry ticket to enter the park between 7 am and 4 pm. In this video, rangers outline what you must do to get your ticket. Arches National Park is the "do not miss" park - [Moab](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/destinations/moab/) - Welcome to Moab, Utah-the red rock wonderland that calls to adventurers, nature lovers, and road trippers alike. Nestled between Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, Moab is a premier destination for those seeking outdoor thrills and stunning desert landscapes. Whether you're chasing epic hikes, scenic drives, or unforgettable Colorado River tours, Moab has something - [Adventures](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/adventures/) - [Monument Valley](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/destinations/monument-valley/) - Distance from Moab 152 miles (244 km) Directions from Moab Take Highway 191 146 miles (234 km) south, and then make a left on Monument Valley Road and continue for 5.8 miles (9.4 km). Park Hours Open year-round Entrance Fee $20/vehicle with 4 people and $6 for each additional person (Subject to change) Visitor Center - [Canyonlands National Park](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/destinations/canyonlands-national-park/) - The largest National Park in Utah, with spectacular views! Distance from Moab 32 miles (51.5 km) Directions from Moab Take Highway 191 10 miles (16 km) north to Highway 313, and then drive southwest 22 miles (35 km). Driving time to the visitor center from Moab is roughly 40 minutes. Park Hours Open year-round, 24 - [Dead Horse Point State Park](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/destinations/dead-horse-point-state-park/) - Dead Horse holds intriguing stories and exceptional scenery! Distance from Moab 33 miles (52 km) Directions from Moab Take Highway 191 10 miles (16 km) north to Highway 313, then make a left and drive southwest 15 miles (23.5 km) on Highway 313. Partway down 313, about 15 miles (23.5 km), you will turn left - [Colorado River](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/destinations/colorado-river/) - The perfect place to cool off during hot Moab days! Distance from Moab 2 miles (3.2 km) Directions from Moab Head North on Main St. There are access points up Highway 128 (a right turn before the bridge over the river) and down Potash Road (a left turn 1/2 a mile after the bridge). - [Destinations](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/destinations/) ## Categories - [Uncategorized](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/category/uncategorized/) - [Information](https://canyonlandsbynight.com/travelmoab/category/information/)