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Getting Around

Find your way to or around Moab can be tricky, but we're here to help.

Moab is a beautiful place but getting here doesn't have to be hard. You can fly, drive or take a train. Moab has tons of things to see, but there are some big distances you'll need to travel to get there. We don't have public transportation so we highly recommend renting a car to make your life easier. Check out our helpful information below.

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Flying

Moab's airport is called Canyonlands Air Field (airport code CNY). It's a smaller airport but offers flights from other major airports:

  • SkyWest/United Airlines flies from Denver (DEN) daily. Flights schedules vary with the season, check the SkyWest/United schedule.
  • Delta Airlines flies directly from Salt Lake City (SLC). Flights schedules vary with the season, check the Delta schedule.
  • Other options include flying to Salt Lake City (SLC) and renting a car for a 4-hour drive, flying to Grand Junction (GJT), renting a car for a 1.5-hour drive, or flying to Denver (DEN) and renting a car for a 5-hour drive.

 

Looking to explore Moab by plane? Book a scenic air tour flying over Canyonlands or Arches National Park. See the highlights in less time.

Car Rentals

Renting a Car is by far the easiest way to see all the beautiful sights of Moab. There's a vast amount of space between all the sights, that you might find it hard to see them all because you don't have a car. Taxi/Shuttle services are hit or miss depending on the time of the year.

Moab 21 miles road sign near Casttle Valley in Utah, winter sunrise scenery - travel and recreation concept
Rental Company NameRents AutosRents 4x4sRents Jeep Campers
Alamo-Enterprise-National
435-259-8505
Canyonlands Jeep Adventures
435-259-4413
Cliffhanger Jeep Rentals
435-259-0889
Southwest Jeep Adventures
928-600-1880

Taxi Services

Taxi/Shuttle services are more challenging to find in Moab than in big cities. You could get lucky and find a ride on Uber and Lyft, but that's hit or miss depending on the time of the day. Here's a list of places to begin your search

Road La Sal Mountains
NamePhone number
Moab Taxi435-210-4297
Porcupine Shuttle435-260-0896
Roadrunner Shuttle435-260-2724
Will 970-452-7160
Joe 801-835-4310
Bill435-210-4297

Tip to think outside the box

Just need to get around town a bit? Consider renting an e-bike or e-scooter. Rentals come with backpacks so you can do some shopping.

Need a shuttle to the Green or Colorado River for a canoe trip? Visit our Canoeing Shuttles page.

Frequently Asked Questions

The people who run the horseback ride are fantastic! Beautiful, healthy animals, great trails, and the staff teaches horsemanship in a particularly engaging manner. Best ride we’ve ever had!”

—The McDowells