Recent Posts

• Poison Spider Bicycles
  August 6, 2019
  All of Moab’s Bicycle shops have remarkable stories to tell.  This month we are focusing on Poison Spider Bicycles.  The Poison Spider Bicycles story began in 1988 when Judy and Chuck Nichols brought their tour company to Moab and started Canyon Country Bed & Breakfast, Moab’s first […]
• Moab Giants Dinosaur Park – A First-of-its Kind Worldwide!
  April 15, 2019
  Not only is it set among some of the world’s most breathtaking scenery in Moab, Utah, but it is also a unique experience of the ages. Make your tracks alongside our state-of-the-art, life-size dinosaurs in the land they called home! Moab Giants is the ultimate place to discover the past with […]
• Moab Taiko Dan
  April 2, 2019
  The TAIKO, a traditional Japanese drum, is perhaps the most primal of all instruments. In ancient Japan, the TAIKO was the symbol of the rural community. The farthest distance at which the TAIKO could be heard determined the boundary of the village. Experiencing the primal sounds of the drum may […]
• Pedal, Hike and Eat Your Way Through Moab’s Winter Season
  February 15, 2019
  Moab, Utah is one of my favorite travel destinations–a scenic and wickedly fun adventure hub. While it lures visitors throughout the year, wintertime is a magical season to visit. I always wanted to see the red rock country in the winter, and I was delighted with what else I experienced […]
• Visit Moab Like a Local
  February 8, 2019
  There’s no place on Earth quite like Moab, Utah—it’s why millions of people flock here every year from every corner of the planet to hike, bike, raft, off-road, and generally enjoy the otherworldly scenery and unique terrain. In fact, some of us love it so much that we live here […]
• Need a Three-Day Moab Adventure? Here’s Where to Go!
  September 20, 2018
  With Moab’s endless adventure and sightseeing opportunities, planning a three-day getaway to Moab can be challenging. The good news is that considering a trip from mid-November on can make it much easier with reduced crowds, great off-season rates and unmatched solitude. Moab’s moderate off-season […]
• Food Trucks, Fancy Dining and BBQ: A Foodie’s Guide to Moab
  September 20, 2018
  After a long day of adventures on the trails, on the river, or exploring the national parks, a satisfying meal is non-negotiable. Fortunately, Moab offers a plethora of great dining options that belie its small-town status. With offerings from breakfast to BBQ to food trucks to fancy fine dining […]
• You Don’t Need to Be an Expert to Enjoy These Stunning Moab Trails
  September 19, 2018
  While Moab, Utah may have a well-deserved reputation for some of the most challenging mountain bike terrain on Earth, recent years have seen the addition of scores of new mountain bike trails built to accommodate riders of all ability levels. Whether you’re new to Moab, new to mountain biking in […]