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• New Camping Fees at Utahraptor State Park
  May 16, 2022
  The Utah Division of State Parks has implemented overnight camping fees for areas within the boundaries of Utahraptor State Park. Beginning on May 15, 2022, the Division implemented a $15 per night fee for each vehicle. This includes all overnight lodging including but not limited to tents, RVs, […]
• Arches National Park Timed Entry System
  December 13, 2021
  National Park Service to pilot timed entry reservation system at Arches National Park in 2022 News Release Date: December 10, 2021 Contact: Kaitlyn Thomas, 202-763-3440 MOAB, Utah—The National Park Service today announced its intention to implement a temporary, timed entry reservation system at the […]
• Grand County Joins the Natural History Museum of Utah and its Partners to Introduce Explorer Corps
  May 25, 2021
  Ever wondered what is unique about each of Utah’s 29 counties? The Natural History Museum of Utah is helping spotlight natural and cultural history wonders in each of them with the Natural History Explorer Corps, launching Memorial Day Weekend. Custom markers, designed and fabricated by Utah’s own […]
• April 2021 Declared as Utah Dark Sky Month
  April 6, 2021
  In recognition of the partnership of federal, state, and local agencies, as well as Utah’s recreation, tourism, and education sectors, which make night sky opportunities in our state available for all to enjoy, Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox has declared April 2021 as Utah Dark Sky Month. […]
• Delta Flights from Moab to Salt Lake City Begin in May
  April 1, 2021
  Daily Delta flights from Canyonlands Regional Airport (CNY) in Moab to Salt Lake City (SLC) are scheduled to begin May 5, 2021. These new flights, operated by SkyWest Airlines, will provide travelers with expanded travel options anywhere they want to go. Tickets are available now at delta.com. […]
• A Foodie’s Guide to The Best Places to Eat in Moab
  March 5, 2020
  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 and food trucks to fancy fine dining […]
• Discover the Best Time to Visit Moab
  February 21, 2020
  For most of us Moab conjures thoughts of warm days spent hiking, biking, floating, or simply basking in the sun perched on a red rock. It’s true, the summer months are the most popular time of year to visit; but the city is brimming with things to do year-round. New adventures ebb and flow with the […]
• Mark and Mya Visit Moab
  January 17, 2020
  Guest Journalist: Mark In 2017 I flew from Australia to North America for the trip of a lifetime, the only difference between me and thousands of other Aussies, is I choose to take my dog along for the adventure. Since then we have traveled almost 80,000 km throughout North America. We have been […]
• 11 Pet Friendly Hotels in Moab
  December 30, 2019
  If you’re anything like us, you probably think that a day spent exploring with your pup is as good as things get. Moab is full of stunning red rock views, great hikes, and charming local shops for you and your pets to visit. You could start off with a three-mile hike out to the picturesque Corona […]
• See the Stars Like Never Before at Moab’s Dark-Sky Parks
  September 19, 2019
  For people who have spent most of their lives living in or near a city, looking up to see the night sky in all its galactic glory is a truly awe-inspiring experience. The total absence of light pollution in designated dark-sky areas makes for an all-natural light show unlike anything you’ll […]
• 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 […]
• Planning a Long Fall Weekend in Moab? Here’s Where to Go!
  September 20, 2018
  With Moab’s endless adventures and sightseeing opportunities, planning a three-day getaway can seem overwhelming at first. The good news is that visiting Moab in the fall means reduced crowds, great off-season rates, and unmatched solitude. Moab’s moderate off-season temperatures and changing […]
• New to Mountain Biking in Moab? Try These Beginner-Friendly Rides
  September 19, 2018