This list is published alongside Back From Beyond, a podcast exploring Grand County Search and Rescue stories. You can find information about how to listen here! The 10 Essentials list was developed by The Mountaineers, a nonprofit organization that offers courses and activities based in the…
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Moab is a fantastic summer getaway. It's hot - July and August often see temperatures above 100 - but that's your excuse for lounging by the pool all day. Go on an excursion in the morning (hike! bike! rock climb!), cool off in the pool in the afternoon, enjoy crave-worthy eats in town for dinner…
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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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By the Moab Information Center Join the Moab Information Center on Thursdays throughout the summer months for the Moab lecture series, where local scientists and park rangers discuss their work. Lectures are hosted at the Moab Information Center (3015 S. Hwy 191) at 5 p.m. May 8 ~ Nair…
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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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No Man's Land Film Festival Press Release by Climb Moab and the No Man's Land Film Festival [Moab, UT] -- No Man’s Land Film Festival (NMLFF), the premier adventure film festival for women and gender non-conforming athletes and storytellers, announces its 2025 World Tour succeeding its 10th…
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By Science Moab, originally published on Soundcloud and with KZMU and the Moab Sun News From the perspective of an archaeologist, the physical body of an ancient person is a gift because a body is a time capsule of the past. They lived in that space and that time, and their bodies are…
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A pothole shrimp, captured by Mark Finley in Moab. By Science Moab, originally published on Soundcloud Potholes abound on the Colorado Plateau — and not the ones associated with road work. Rather, natural potholes are depressions that occur primarily in sandstone. These depressions house…
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A dinosaur track at the Mill Creek dinosaur tracksite. By Science Moab, published on Soundcloud The world that existed when dinosaurs roamed the Moab area was vastly different than the world today. Science Moab talked with Dr. John Foster about what this region was like 150 million years ago…
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