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4 Wheeling
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Activities Guide

Explore everything that the Moab area has to offer. Our Moab Activities Planner also includes complete listings of Moab lodging, campgrounds, guides, outfitters and services. Request your free copy today!

Info Center

Moab Information Center

Once you arrive in Moab, the Moab Information Center (MIC) should be your first stop. Conveniently located at the corner of Main and Center Streets in Moab, the MIC is the best source for the most up-to-date information regarding the Moab area. The friendly staff is always happy to answer any questions that you may have about the Moab area. They will help you to get the most out of your visit.

Night Sky

Night Sky

Southeastern Utah contains some of the darkest skies in the contiguous 48 United States. A moonless night spent under the stars in southeastern Utah will amaze visitors with the volume of stars visible to the naked eye. Paying attention to the moon phase and when it will rise and set can really enhance your visit.
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Moab Map

Moab Map
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Moab Weather

Moab Weather

 

Moab's weather is as varied as its landscape. The typically mild winters in the lower elevations provide perfect conditions for hiking, golfing and bicycling while the higher elevations offer skiing and snowmobiling. An occasional winter snowfall in the red rock valleys creates an awesome color contrast. Spring flowers come early to the low country and linger into June in the high mountains. By summer red rock country is characterized by hot and dry days, mild evening temperatures, and lingering sunsets. An occasional summer thunderstorm can result in spectacular waterfalls that cascade from the tops of towering sandstone cliffs. Daytime temperatures in the mountain valleys and on the mesas can be as much as 10 to 20 degrees cooler. In the fall aspen and oak trees add hues of red, yellow, and orange to the green slopes of the alpine mountains. In some areas a balmy Indian Summer can linger into November.

Month Average High Average Low Average Rain Average Snow
  ºf ºc ºf ºc in cm in cm
January 41 5 17 -8 .67 1.7 4.5 11.4
February 51 11 24 -4 .63 1.6 2 5.1
March 61 16 32 0 .79 2 1 2.5
April 72 22 40 4 .76 1.9 - -
May 82 28 48 9 .7 1.8 - -
June 93 34 56 13 .3 .76 - -
July 98 37 63 17 .8 2 - -
August 96 36 60 16 .9 2.3 - -
September 87 31 51 11 .7 1.8 - -
October 73 23 39 4 1 3 - -
November 56 13 27 -3 .65 1.7 .4 1
December 44 7 20 -7 .8 .2 3.5 9
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