Day 1-3-25-18 Hell's Revenge with David Adams, Johnny…read more Mickey's Hot Tub, Escalator!! Day 2- 3-26-18 Gold Bar Rim and Rusty Nail with Jeff, Bill, Larry and awesome Gary! Day 3- 3-27-18 Gemini Bridges and two Bull Camyon trails (complete) Day 4 -- 3-28-18 Poison Spider, Metal masher, and Gold Sipike Day 5- 3-29-18 Pritchard Canyon.

Each year around Easter (including Easter weekend itself), the super cool, amazingly beautiful city…read moreof Moab, Utah located just outside of Arches National Park hosts an awesome outdoor off-roading festival which lasts a bit over a week. It's geared towards Jeep lovers, Jeep owners and thrill seekers alike! While many bring their own super tricked out Jeeps which are incredible to see, each one crazier than the next, you can rent one for about $250-$300 a day and participate in the off-roading even if you're not an owner. Registration begins months before the actual event. (See link I posted in listing) I would highly suggest booking your accommodations then too as it's one of the busiest times for the town. My gypsy soul gals and I who stumbled upon this all by a very happy accident were perfectly content with a last minute rad camping spot right next to the rushing Colorado River. Don't fret if you want to head out and participate and don't have accommodations...well, as long as you're the nature loving hippe type, because there's always camping spots available! Pretty scenic ones at that. Our site was a party atmosphere into the wee hours and a whole lot of fun! The off-roading courses are rated 1-5 based on how extreme the particular trail is. You choose the level you feel comfortable with and can change it daily. You won't believe what these Jeeps and Jeep owners can and will do! It's mind-blowing! This event is definitely not for the faint of heart. And I don't even mean just participating...watching is absolutely nerve wracking! Head onto Instagram and hashtag #easterjeepsafari for some crazy videos! Jeeps line up through the main highways in town early in the morning and caravan to their trailhead with other Jeeps. Each group is led by a professional. You do not need to know what your are doing to ride, but you absolutely need to follow directions. It can get pretty scary and super dangerous out there! Lots of flipping. The entire town is buzzing during this event. Everyone is out greeting one another, gearing up, grabbing food and firewood. It's all really, super cool! Like a secret club of some sort. Moab with its vast rugged terrain is THEE perfect place for such an event! It's so bada**! Cruising over red rocks with snow capped mountain in the background. It's so darn picturesque. Perfect weather in Moab this time of year and it is really such an awesome place, unlike too many others. Highly recommend for any adrenaline junkies out there! It seems like a bucket-list kind of thing. I will personally definitely be back! No doubt! Easy to make a whole adventurous trip by hitting up the "Utah Five" (National Parks) afterwards. Awesome times!

This is A terrific local museum that gives you the history for Moab from the Settlers and Black…read moreBuffalo Calvary Soldiers to the Uranium and Radium miners Among others .. To the Tourism Mecca of Today. All including the UTE indian Tribes still here today. A story of A Survival Town.

A small museum highlighting the history of Moab and the unique influence of uranium had on the…read moretown. Most of the exhibits were uranium related. There was minimal focus on the Settlers and the founding of the town. There was not much history telling daily life of the settlers before the uranium discovery. There was barely any mention of surrounding environment and the native Americans relationships to the settlers. Overall, it was a good way to spend an hour to an hour and a half. Admission price was $10 for adult and $8 for Senor. Free parking in front of the museum.

Went here on 6/9/26. If going here in the summer bring water. Stay hydrated. Very limited shade…read moreand the sun is hot. They have a couple digging locations for kids. We did not do the aquarium or movie. We only just walked around the grounds and saw the dinosaurs. My kids loved seeing all the dinosaurs. Each statue is very detailed with a plaque of detailed information. Staff was friendly. Thank you!

This was our second visit here, but it had been many years since our last time. It was just as we…read moreremembered and they had added a few dinosaurs to the outdoor display. Our kids had a great time despite the heat. Definitely go early on the hot days. They had a couple spots along the trail with misters, which was a nice addition and provided some needed relief from the heat. We only did the outdoor portion and spent about 1.5-2 hours there. On a cooler day the kids would have definitely spent more time on the playground. We spent $60 for our family of 6 to get in. It is a fun spot to stop at if you have Dino fans in the family. They also have a cafe, which we did not try.

Cool shows in a friendly outdoor setting. Magic and bluegrass are both great. Support local.read more

Local bluegrass music that is wholesome and fun! It's also free and a real flavor of the Moab…read moreculture. It's a must when in this desert town!

We actually drove to Moab from Montana to take our twins to see a magic show for their birthday…read morewhile on vacation. It was a great way to end our trip. From the 11 year olds to our sixteen year old, David Davinci really did thrill the entire family. He also had us laughing so hard at his jokes. "Thrillusionist" is a great term to describe his magic. No matter how closely we watched, we could not figure out how he did his tricks. The up close magic was just as amazing. It is hard to impress kids in a YouTube world and this show did that!

David DaVinci & his lovely sidekick, Jamie (whose offstage role is his beautiful bride) host the…read morebest kept secret in Moab! On a whim, I attended their show & was absolutely amazed by the stunning array of magical tricks. It's a show that would be right at home in Vegas or any classy venue. David is not only amazing, but entertaining & engaging. I was dragged on stage early in the show for a trick that even now continues to amaze & perplex me. How was he able to teleport two $100 bills that I signed with a sharpie & personally placed in an itty-bitty drawstring bag seconds later into a fresh uncut lemon--one I chose randomly from a whole bag of fruit??? And that's just one of a number of incredible, thoughtful vignettes all of which defy explanation. They've chosen to make a home in Moab & they deserve to be successful. Attend their show & I guarantee that you, too, will be mesmerized!

I don't normally buy souvenirs on trips, but I was looking for a gift for someone who had helped me…read moreplan some hikes at Arches and Canyonlands. I was walking around Main Street in Moab and the little stone cairn replicas at Sandstone Gallery caught my eye. These trail markers are everywhere on the hiking trails at both national parks, so I thought that would be the perfect gift. They are just so cute. And on the bottom stone, the words "Moab, Utah" are stamped on. I checked out some other souvenir shops too, across the street, but I couldn't find mini sandstone cairns like the ones this shop carries. In addition to the cairns, they also sell mini sandstone arches, as well as some other shapes, and also just sandstones by themselves. I also liked the sandstone magnets that had the Native American rock art pictographs on them (I was really tempted to get a few of these!). In the back of the store is their sale section. And the customer service was awesome! The lady in the store was super nice. I asked her a bunch of questions about the little stone sculpture, like what kind of material it was made of. She included a piece of paper that said what the material was and where they get it from. And she wrapped up my purchase with bubble wrap. And they take credit card! I had a very pleasant and great shopping experience here! It's a great place to find a Moab/Arches/Canyonlands gift for someone or for yourself!

We stopped in to this store while vacationing in Moab in mid October. We found two very nice…read morepieces that we purchased but were discussing how we would safely get them back home as we were flying, The man running the store at the time was very kind and suggested that he ship the items to avoid any damage - during that discussion he offered to ship another purchase we had made at another store earlier that day. Two and half months later we STILL do not have the package! We've attempted to contact him on several occasions to no avail. The one time he did respond he indicated that the item had been returned because the zip code was wrong (unlikely since my husband filled out the shipping label). He said he'd get it back in the mail right away. After a couple more weeks of waiting and attempting to contact him, my husband called the Moab Chamber of Commerce to see if they could offer any help. The lady there said she would contact the owner of the store - but it's December 26 and we STILL have not received the package. WARNING to anyone who shops there....very nice things, but be sure to take it with you. Would've rated higher but this guy has been so unresponsive. Terrible customer service .

Amazing spot. Rather hidden, wine was great, atmosphere was outstanding. We're visiting from AZ,…read moreand was a great chill afternoon, with wine and live music. Hubby loved the IPA, Yacht Rock juice box. Grabbed a bottle of Slickrock Red on the way out.

The winery was cute. It was very small and the worker made us leave and come back because Utah Law…read morerequires you to have an ID in a "bar" even if you are not drinking, apparently. Overall, it was nothing to be excited about.

This is an artist, cooperative gallery, run by artist from Utah. Most of these artists are local,…read moreand some of the words are reproductions. Others are originals so you want to scrutinize what you purchase and making sure you're getting what you want.

This is a gallery different from all the rest. First and foremost, it is a coop, rather than the…read moretouristy businesses that line the main street in Moab. It is being run by the artists themselves, 19 distinct artists who are putting their souls into this venture. We found a lovely selection of mostly local artists, from impressionist painters, to photographers. In addition to having original works of arts, there were many prints and reproductions available to choose from, from the various artists. We really enjoyed the personal descriptions the members of the coop gave for themselves, their approach to artwork and their love for their work. In the end, we purchased a few photographs, but also found a particular particular painting we enjoyed. And while that painting was unavailable, we found the artist and commissioned a work from her as a result. We found the people running this gallery to be honest, friendly, and thoughtful, and patient with their customers. A very nice presentation overall.