Moab, Utah, has been a hub for mountain bikers and offroaders for decades. Now, we’re inviting gravel bikers to explore its thousands of miles of trails and roads. This isn’t your average gravel experience—expect overland gravel roads with grit, amazing views, and a long history of exploration…
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Moab has long been known as an outdoor mecca for mountain biking, rock climbing, canyoneering and four-wheeling. But after riding the Golden Gravel Trail through southeast Utah, we think there’s another side of this iconic region that deserves some attention: gravel cycling and bikepacking. In…
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Few places in the American West are as well-suited to traveling with a pet as Moab. The trails run for miles through open canyon country, many hotels welcome animals, and restaurant patios face the kind of scenery people drive thousands of miles to see. This guide covers everything you need to plan…
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Moab is a gateway to some of the most spectacular drives in the American West. Within an hour of town, a single tank of gas can take you from canyon floors to alpine meadows, along the Colorado River, past ancient petroglyphs and pictographs, and to overlooks that drop two thousand feet straight…
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These aren’t just places to rest your head—they’re front-row seats to dark skies, remote vistas, and the kind of immersive experiences that make every sunrise, sunset, and starlit evening feel like part of the adventure. From desert yurts and glamping retreats to architectural hideaways designed to…
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A little rain doesn’t have to put your Moab adventure on hold—it simply invites you to experience the red rocks from a new perspective. While the desert is best explored with an eye on the weather, a rainy day is the perfect excuse to slow down, recharge and discover the stories, art, and local…
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As far as astrotourism goes, Moab is like an A-list celebrity. This Internationally Certified Dark Sky Community mingles with the biggest stars on a nightly basis, and as soon as the desert sun goes down, the glitz and glamor of sparkling night skies come to life. “In this remote corner of the…
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Every year, spring through fall, the Canyonlands Natural History Association hosts experts to speak on Moab science, culture, ecology, and history. These talks are free, and are held at the Moab Information Center. It's a great way to learn more about this fascinating place—and get ideas for more…
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Moab’s towering arches, sweeping canyon views, and endless desert horizons inspire a sense of wonder. While the landscape is often associated with slickrock paths and rugged cliffs, many of the area’s most memorable experiences can be enjoyed without tackling or navigating challenging terrain. From…
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By day, Moab’s towering red rock cliffs, natural arches, and expansive canyon views command attention. By night, the landscape transforms as the stars emerge and the Milky Way stretches across some of the darkest skies in the country. It’s a place that inspires awe around the clock. Blending the…
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