Adventure Moab

Where to Go

Parks & Monuments to See

Arches National Park
Canyonlands National Park
Dead Horse Point State Park

Southern Region

Bears Ears National Monument
Goosenecks State Park
Hovenweep National Monument
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Natural Bridges National Monument
Valley of the Gods

San Juan County

Welcome To Utah's Canyon Country
Enjoy the Abajos
Take in the View
Get Outside
River Time on the San Juan River
Get Schooled

What to Do

Activities for Everyone
Hiking Tips and Etiquette
Mountain Biking
Road Biking
Road Ride Profiles
River Sports
Behind the Wheel
Entertainment
Local Libations
Horse 'N Around
National Park Tours
Road Trips
Take Flight
Get Schooled
Camping
The La Sals and Abajos
Winter in Moab
Moab Adventure Chart

What to Know

Desert Tips
Know Before You Go
Public Safety
Dog Safety
Shower Facilities & RV Dump Stations
Important Phone Numbers
The Colorado River
I Didn't Know That
Ancient Art
Dinsosaur Tracks
The Art of Moab
Kids Love Moab
Photography
Your Wedding Day

Maps

Parks & Monument Maps

Arches National Park
Bear Ears Area
Canyonlands & Dead Horse State Park

River Maps

Colorado River Lower Portion
Colorado River Upper Portion

Mountain Biking

Amasa Back Area
Dead Horse Point Intrepid Trail
Gemini Bridges Area
Klondike & Klonzo Biking
MOAB Brands Trails
Slickrock Bike Trail
The Whole Enchilada

Mountain Biking / 4x4 Area Maps

Sand Flats Area
Shafer Trail/Long Canyon

Where is Moab, Utah?

Moab is the only town in Utah next to the Colorado River and the best place to stay to visit some of Utah’s most iconic parks: Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and Dead Horse Point State Park.

Moab is 30 miles south of I-70 on US Hwy 191. If driving from Colorado, a beautiful drive into Moab is on Utah Scenic Byway 128. This 47-mile drive is stunning and follows the Colorado River into Moab.

You can also fly to Moab from Denver International Airport. This is usually one flight a day. Canyonlands Jeeps and Car Rentals offers rental cars or there are shuttles are available into town.

Heading south out of Moab on US Hwy 191, Monticello is about 60 miles south of Moab. Blanding is 20 miles south of Monticello. Utah Hwy 95 leaves Blanding for Natural Bridges or the Bears Ears area. Bluff is 25 miles south of Blanding. Monument Valley is about 45 miles from Bluff. From Moab to Monument Valley, plan on at least four hours of travel. But you should take your time and plan to stop along the way!

Moab is 235 miles from Salt Lake City and 457 miles from Las Vegas. If you are flying into Las Vegas and driving to Moab, plan to take the southern route by the Grand Canyon and visit Monument Valley, Bluff and the surrounding area. This part of Utah is packed with all sorts of amazing scenery and ancient history to see. Enjoy your stay!