Moab

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Moab, UT

People come to Moab for the parks. With easy access to two incredible parks: both Canyonlands and Arches National Parks, the city provides visitors with weeks’ worth of endless visas, breathtaking views and hiking experiences galore. Not to mention, with a robust section of the Colorado River running through, Moab also provides plenty to do for those water enthusiasts. The scenery is what draws visitors in, the activities are what keep them going! Fishing, golfing, jeep tours, ATV trails, mountain biking and rock climbing, you name it and you can find it in Moab.

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Half-Day Whitewater Rafting
Half-Day Whitewater Rafting
North Moab
Per Person $92
Half-Day Whitewater Kayaking
Half-Day Whitewater Kayaking
North Moab
Per Person $92
You Drive Jeep Tour
You Drive Jeep Tour
Moab
Per Group $556
Ride Along Jeep Tour
Ride Along Jeep Tour
Moab
Per Jeep $413
Remote Itinerary Creation for US National Parks Trip
Remote Itinerary Creation for US National Parks Trip
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For 2 People $250

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Things to See in Moab

  • Canyonlands

    The largest park in the state, Canyonlands attracts peoples because of the landscape, the hiking, biking and even camping out under the stars. The Island in the Sky district is the best way to see the park. With 32 miles of paved roads and scenic pull-offs, you can view just about everything. Some notable sites: The Mesa Arch, The Green River Overlook, and Alcove Spring.

  • Arches

    The other Moab accessed park, Arches, is so named because of the inordinate amount of sandstone arches. And not only arches, but there are fins, towers and other such formations which delight and amaze. Among the most popular arches: Balanced Rock and Landscape Arch.

  • Dead Horse Point Park

    Yet a third park within minutes from Moab, Dead Horse Point Park is one of the most photographed in the country. It overlooks the Colorado as well as portions of Canyonlands. The park and surrounding views are the result of millions of years of both erosion and sandstone formation.

When to Visit Moab

  • Winter

    Winter is the slow season. Moab is built around playing outside, and winter is too cold for most of the activities. January and December only get up to the low-40s on average.

  • Spring

    Spring and fall are the peak seasons for tourism in Moab. Average high temps in May are in the low-80s.

  • Summer

    Summer is still busy, but the heat makes it less crowded than spring and fall. July highs average nearly 100 degrees.

  • Fall

    September and October are great months to be in Moab. The weather is warm and sunny, but not too hot.

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Saskia

Saskia

1 month ago

What an amazing tour. We saw whales, dolphins and porpoises. The crew was very friendly and enthusiastic. We could really tell they are very respectful towards the animals, we were able to see two humpbacks for nearly half an hour, everybody was silent, the engine was off and the crew was also in awe. Only when the whales left, the engine was back on and we also started moving again. We really felt like we had all the time in the world and we didn't disturb the animals.

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