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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 for everyone. It’s the perfect basecamp for exploring Southern Utah’s most iconic destinations.

Downtown Moab

 

Moab, Utah’s Location is perfectly in the middle!

Not only are you surrounded by beautiful red rock landscapes, but Moab, Utah, is surrounded by thousands of miles worth of canyons, mesas, and mountains all beckoning you to explore. You can choose your comfort level of exploration based on how remote you’d like to get. Staying in downtown Moab, Utah, offers restaurants, shops, and galleries you can stroll through on a hot afternoon. Leave Moab, and you’ll begin to see the landscape change and envelop you as you travel. Arches National Park is just minutes from downtown Moab, Utah. Arches National Park offers more than 2,000 sandstone arches within its boundaries and amazing landscapes. You can sightsee by car or hike one of the many trails available inside the park. Canyonlands National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park are an hour's North of Moab. The most visited section of Canyonlands National Park is the Island in the Sky, where panoramas offer you a look at thousands of square miles of canyons and mesas. Looking down into the canyons is a geological wonder! Dead Horse Point State Park is Moab’s version of the Grand Canyon (hint: it’s filmed as such in many movies and commercials)! The Colorado River winds 2,000 feet below with a spectacular view of the river, the etched canyons, and the La Sal Mountains. With so much to see and do, make Moab, Utah, your base camp for adventure!

Top Things to Do in Moab

  1. Arches National Park
    Just minutes from downtown, Arches is home to over 2,000 natural stone arches. Don’t miss the hike to Delicate Arch, a true bucket-list adventure.
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  3. Canyonlands National Park Canyonlands National Park
    Explore dramatic canyons, mesas, and rivers carved by time. The Island in the Sky district is ideal for first-time visitors, while The Needles and The Maze offer more rugged experiences.
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  5. Spin and Splash Colorado River Adventures
    Cruise the river with Canyonlands by Night & Day on a relaxing sunset boat tour or exhilarating jet boat ride. For a splash of adrenaline, try the Spin and Splash, white-water rafting, or river tubing.
     
     
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  7. Moab Hummer TourOff-Road and UTV Tours
    Moab is world-famous for off-roading. Hop in a UTV or 4x4 and ride legendary trails like Hell’s Revenge or Fins and Things for panoramic views and rock-crawling excitement.
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  9. Moab BikerMountain Biking Mecca
    Ride the iconic Slickrock Bike Trail or explore dozens of scenic routes for beginners and pros alike.

 

 

 


Local Attractions & Activities

  • Downtown Moab: Boutique shops, local eats, breweries, and a laid-back desert vibe.

  • Moab Giants Dinosaur Park: Perfect for families, this interactive park brings prehistoric Utah to life. »See packages

  • Scenic Drives: Don’t miss Highway 128 along the Colorado River or Potash Road for photo-worthy viewpoints and petroglyphs.


 Planning Your Moab Trip

  • Best Time to Visit: Spring (March–June) and Fall (September–October) offer perfect weather for hiking and touring.

  • Where to Stay: From riverside campgrounds and cozy cabins to upscale glamping and hotels, Moab has it all.

  • What to Pack: Sunscreen, water bottles, hiking shoes, layers for cool nights, and your sense of adventure.


Book Your Moab Experience with Us

At Canyonlands by Night & Day, we’ve been helping visitors explore Moab since 1963. Our top-rated boat tours, UTV rentals, and guided adventures showcase the best of this one-of-a-kind destination. Book your experience today and make memories that last a lifetime

For more Moab information, click the information below or visit Moab’s Travel Council website Discover Moab.