Dr. Tommy Rock introduces U92: Moab’s Uranium Legacy – Aftermath -- U92: Moab’s Uranium Legacy explores the geologic, political, and cultural stories surrounding uranium mining, both globally and locally. On July 19th, 2025, the Moab Museum is proud to announce the second phase of our Uranium…
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If you’re planning a trip to Moab, you’re likely aware of its reputation as an oasis for outdoor recreation. But the city also has a lot to offer when it comes to dining, arts, and culture. Read on to make the most of your three-day trip. DAY 1 – PARKS TOUR Morning: Canyonlands National Park Start…
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Five-Day Moab Itinerary Are you looking for the perfect Moab itinerary? We've got it. If you're planning a trip to Moab, you're probably here to see the two nearby national parks - or you're bringing your own outdoor gear to recreate on some of the world's best trails. But you don't need to be a…
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Take it from a local Moabite: there's no such thing as fun for everyone ... unless you're in Moab, Utah, a small town hub for outdoor adventures, tours, guided trips, National Parks, State Parks, natural and cultural history, and so much more. Do we really have to go on? Even us locals have a…
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The view of the Colorado River from the Moab Rim Trail. By local experts at Discover Moab My favorite place in the world is just a few minutes outside of downtown Moab, Utah. I turn off Main Street at Kane Creek Boulevard, a street that winds past the movie theater and through a few small…
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The Moab Music Festival in late August and early September offers floating concerts. By local experts at Discover Moab According to Conde Nast Traveler, athletic adventures are in: travelers are bringing their sports with them, or seeking out destinations where they can really play. We…
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Newspaper Rock [Moab Museum Collection, Elaine Peterson Collection] By the Moab Museum, originally published in the Moab Sun News This is canyon country, a landscape defined by the forces of nature that have carved their way through the red sandstone for millions of years and still continue to…
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