Our Fisher Towers full-day rafting trip with Red River Adventures was one of the highlights of our…read morevacation, and our guide, Molly, was a huge reason why! She was hilarious, incredibly knowledgeable, and kept us laughing all day with river guide stories and jokes. One of our favorite parts was when Molly pointed out a Padlé Oarefish. We'd never even heard of one before! She explained they're unusually flat fish, most commonly yellow with blue, red, or pink accents, and they're surprisingly well camouflaged along the river. Such a cool thing to learn! She also showed us a rock formation that looked exactly like Winnie the Pooh wearing a beret and breathing fire. Once you see it, you can't unsee it! The wildlife was unbelievable. We saw bighorn sheep, three otters, geese, blue herons (mud flamingos), a baby deer, a fox catching a fish, and a huge eagle nest. Molly said we're officially her lucky group because they usually only see a couple of those animals, and she'd never seen the deer or the fox on a trip before. Lunch was fantastic too! The "conewiches" were surprisingly delicious. We were a little hesitant because we'd never tried Mediterranean food before, but the homemade Mediterranean salad with feta and kettle chips folded into a tortilla absolutely rocked. I'm still wishing I had Molly's recipe! If you're thinking about rafting in Moab, book the Fisher Towers trip with Red River Adventures. If you get Molly as your guide, consider yourself lucky. You'll leave with great memories, sore cheeks from laughing, and probably a newfound appreciation for the rare and majestic Padlé Oarefish. Oh, and I t's officially Hank's Bubble Bath in our book. Date of experience: July 2026

We really enjoyed the fisher towers full day rafting tour! Went with our 10yo and 12yo daughters…read more They were able to paddle and really enjoyed the trip. We got to swim through one of the rapids which was so fun! The rapids were small but fun. Lunch was delicious - curried chicken salad, chickpea salad, and guacamole cones, with Oreos! Our guide Liz, and Team Leader Aaron made sure we had a great trip - they pointed our animals like wild goats, blue herons, and bald eagles, and Liz really helped make sure we had a great day. I highly reccomend this company and this particular trip!

We did the zipline tour and it was fantastic. The views were amazing, the guides were talented and…read moreentertaining, and the zipping was a load of fun. I would definitely recommend and definitely do it again.

If you are visiting the Canyonlands National Park, the jeep is the way to go. They even had a…read morecooler with water and ice for us. The staff was very helpful and helped us deciding a great route. The balloon ride was incredible! Hiking is great, but seeing everything from the top was just spectacular. Not many places you can ride a balloon near a National Park. The crew was great and our pilot was very knowledgeable and full of interesting stories. We felt Moab Adventure Center took care of us and made our experience in Utah very special.

Swanny City Park in Moab was a perfect spot for our group of kids. The play structures felt new and…read moreoffered challenges for every age, keeping everyone entertained. There was plenty of shade, making it a great place to burn off energy between ice cream treats and relaxing at the campsite before dinner and bedtime.

Beautiful park with large grass field, skate park and playground. The community pool is also here.read more

Not sure how I never reviewed! Went in April, part of an extended weekend trip to include Base…read moreJumping, Rope Swing, and hiking. First, their computers went down when we were first there, and they handled it like a pro. You sign waivers, show id, pick out a cup, pick out a helmet, watch a video. Large group of us- always made sure we knew what was happening next, slowed down enough to enjoy the views (and take pics), watch the skilled locals navigate some areas, but also keeping it exciting on our own adventure. You first drive in a line to the course (Hells Revenge- and get some history), complete a practice course, then drive into the real deal. Wasn't sure what to expect, this is something you should not miss. Super fun, and a great use of trip time. And the views...spectacular. Great service, great experience, lots of laughs.

We did the UTV tour through Hell's Revenge today with Kyle from Moab Tour Company, and it was…read moreabsolutely incredible\! We've seen some truly amazing and beautiful sights on this trip, but this tour was definitely one of the highlights and easily one of our favorite experiences\. Kyle was fantastic and made the whole experience so much fun\. The scenery was breathtaking, the ride was exciting, and it was an experience we'll never forget\. If you're visiting Moab, I highly recommend adding this tour to your list\!

Mill Creek Canyon Trailhead is a beautiful hike that I'd rate as moderate--some sections require…read moreclimbing over rocks, but nothing too extreme. Luna handled it with ease, hopping right up and then looking back at us as if to say, "You coming?" The trail follows the river nearly the entire way to a waterfall, which is just under a mile in, with another mile back. You don't necessarily have to do the full hike--there are plenty of spots along the creek where you can stop, let your dog swim, or cool off before turning back. If you do continue, the waterfall at the end makes for a rewarding finish. The water is cold but refreshing, and I can imagine it gets crowded on weekends. Luckily, when we went (weekday afternoon), it wasn't too busy. This trail is very dog-friendly, and most dogs are off-leash. That's great if your pup plays well with others, but if your dog isn't comfortable around other dogs, this may not be the best choice. Luna swam in the creek several times along the way and capped it off with a dip in the waterfall--she absolutely loved it. We didn't swim ourselves since we didn't bring suits, but next time we might. This is definitely a place we'd return to and a spot I'd highly recommend for dog owners.

In A Nutshell: -Mill…read moreCreek Trail is a lovely trail that can stretch as far as 7-10 miles per the local I spoke to during my hike. -When you follow it initially from the parking lot, it will take you to the waterfall, that distance is about 1 mile one-way. -The hike was awesome during the morning (7am), barely saw many people. -You can catch a beautiful sunrise just over the waterfall too (see photo). -You will hike through the creek, dirt paths, brush & rocky edges. -Some reviews recommend water shoes, but I just went barefoot & I was fine. -The water was warm in mid-August & it wasn't very deep even at the waterfall (went up to my thighs). Overall, if you want to start off your day on a short, relaxing & fulfilling hike, you need to come here. You'll leave very happy & energized!

Great experience with MWS. They dropped off and picked up without issue. Gear was suitable and was…read morebetter then expected, they even gave us better than we ordered. Good knowledge of the area and what is really needed. Thanks again ladies.

We found Moab Watersports on the fly and within 30mins had SUP and kayaks delivered to us! Great…read moreequipment and service!

Impressive hike to go to the Morning Glory Natural bridge through Grandstaff canyon. 4.5 miles…read moreround trip. Only to be careful is poison oak. I'm very sensitive to it, so I was extra cautious not to touch any plants and had long sleeve and long pants. The natural bridge was very cool. The canyon is gorgeous. Worth the visit for sure.

Grandstaff Canyon is one of several hikes close to Moab that are recommended by multiple…read moreguidebooks, so be prepared to share the trail with others. Regardless, it is good for a half-day adventure, especially in warmer months. Being on BLM land, there's no entrance fee. It's also dog-friendly, so you'll see plenty of pups on the hike, usually sopping wet and happy. (But maybe don't go out of your way to pet them in late spring, when there's also plenty of poison ivy along the trail). The hike is about 5 miles total (round trip) that ends in Morning Glory natural bridge, which turns out NOT to be an arch. (Natural bridges form primarily from the flow of a stream, whereas natural arches are typically a combo of wind and water). Over half of the hike is fairly flat, along a beautiful, bucolic, wooded valley surrounded by high sandstone cliffs. The trail crosses and re-crosses a clear, burbling stream punctuated by quiet pools and mini falls. We found plenty of spots to pull off the trail and enjoy the beauty, and I stopped to dip my toes in at one point. If you continue on beyond this flatter section, there's a gentle uphill grade, some on open sandstone, to get to the rear of the canyon. The reward for this extra effort is the stunning natural bridge, which in hot weather can provide a cool, shady respite before retracing your steps back to the trailhead. Due to extreme popularity, and the small lot, parking can be a pain here. Coming from Moab, we just continued past the lot for a hundred yards or so, turned left, and parked in the large, raised dirt area on the Colorado River side of the road. There were plenty of spots, and it was a short walk back to the trailhead.

So impressed with Jess Reilly-Moman and our outdoor practice this morning. She took us outdoors to…read morethe top of a rock surrounded by God's beauty. The sun on one side the moon on the other. What a beautiful start to a beautiful wedding day.

Beautiful and clean studio with a perfectly laid floor. The class was exactly what I needed with a…read moremix between challenging holds, free flow, perfect alignment cues, and peaceful serenity. The lighting was well appointment with a cute boutique of locally made items. I really enjoyed Courtney's class and will make it a point to come back through on my next trip.