A fire ban is currently in effect in and around Moab. That means you cannot light fires or personal fireworks of any kind — including in your campsite fire ring. Please practice fire safety and review locations of active wildfires in Utah. 

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Moab is a Guiding Town.

There aren’t many places on earth with this much world-class guiding packed into one small town. What Chamonix is to alpine guiding, Moab is to the desert. Rafting, climbing, canyoneering, mountain biking, off-road, horseback, paddleboarding, scenic flights. The people doing it here have been at it for decades and don’t make a thing of it. Book one whether it’s your first rappel or your fifteenth season out here. First-timers get to try something they’d never take on alone. Everyone else gets access to lines, water, and country you don’t find by yourself. Guides are the layer of Moab most visitors never reach.

 

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