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“ Our guide Bill was very knowledgeable of the area, it's history and the geology of the park too! ” in 4 reviews

“ Tag-a-long dropped off off for a bike ride down to the Colorado River and then pickup us up by jet boat to return to Moab. ” in 4 reviews

“ We all felt well prepared and most important of all, in safe hands with Isaac , whose boat we were in! ” in 3 reviews

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Aubrey was delightful as our rafting guide. Full of interesting knowledge of the are with a sense of humor. Navigating the river with skill and finding the best place to stop for a meal. I took my teenage kids on a Jeep tour in the morning followed by a rafting tour of the Colorado River in the afternoon. Everything started at 7:15 am and we where done by 4pm.

View of the Colorado from the raft.

Went on a full day water rafting trip on Saturday...thank you to Charlie our guide, Owen who helped my friend with first aid, and to Carlyle our awesome bus driver! The whole team made us lunch and even with Vegetarian options! Charlie is a rockstar and is very informative about the area and its history. I would tour again with Tag a Long every time! Thanks again!

With my brother, went on a rafting trip with Tag-A-Long down the Westwater Canyon in late June 2012. Weather was ideal--hot but not blistering, with cool river water for periodic swimming. While the rapids wasn't overly wild (blame the mild winter and dry spring), there were enough bumps and drops to be lots of fun. Our guide Jay was chock-full of knowledge, not just about the river and the routes, but also the geologic and natural history of the canyon, with a few wild west outlaw stories thrown in for good measure. Tag-A-Long had a nice lunch on the river--watermelon was delicious and the Mexi-cones (tortillas folded like an ice cream cone and filled with some kind of chicken-bean mix) gave the energy to complete the trip. For those that go on this trip, bring a book or something to do on the bus--it's about 90 minutes from Moab to the river drop-in, and just a little too bumpy for a nap (even though I managed one anyway).

We just today got off the family Pirates of the Colorado all-day expedition. Best trip ever!! My family (myself, my wife and sons age 6 & 11) absolutely loved it. Gunner is an amazing guide, so wonderful with the kids, really skilled with the boat. It is described perfectly on the website, it's an all-day affair. Gunner pulls the raft over onto a beach and cooks you a very generous and tasty lunch. The kids were screaming with sheer joy when we went over the rapids and literally couldn't get enough of them. The pirate-ish stuff was nice but certainly not the draw at all. We actually got stuck in a really crazy lightning and rain storm which made everyone in the boat freezing cold. My 6yo was shivering and Gunner gave him his dry rain jacket and did his best to make him really comfortable. Gunner saw the end of the storm clouds around the bend and pushed us through. Once the sun came out we all dried off and had the time of our lives! Highly, highly recommended for any family finding themselves in the Moab area with kids who are a bit adventurous. They will have the time of their lives and memories that they will never forget.

Eh... no. The most boring trip we've ever taken. So much money for something so not worth it. This is for four of us, 2 teens, 2 adults. We were looking for wild and came across a brochure "Full day or 1/2 day including rafting." Found out it was too late for full day but had time for half day river rafting. It sounded fun! Ooooops, my mistake, this is not even close to wild and none of us get to hold the oars. This is actually perfect for families with toddlers. The rapid is extremely mild but you actually don't see it for 3/4 of the mile- you just sit there and bask in the sun moving very slowly down the river. I actually spent close to $200 for five hours of tanning in plain canyon area (no particular or exciting formation to see) when I could get the tanning free elsewhere. You can see more interesting canyons by walking/hiking.

Jessie, bob, and the two ladies at the concierge service literally saved my groups lives. They are true gifts to this town and this world. Can't thank them enough for how much they helped us. Thank you!!

We just took the afternoon jet boat ride on the Colorado river. We had a blast! Jesse was our tour guide and he did an awesome job showing us points of interest. I would definitely take this trip! We loved Moab and we can't wait to come back!

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We did the Canyonlands Jeep tour (1/2 day) with Lisa as our driver and guide. It was beyond anything we could have expected. Lisa is amazing. She knows everything about the area - flora, fauna, people, geography, geology. So interesting and she is very engaging. Plus her superb driving skills. Can't say enough about our tour and guide. Thanks!!

I had a nice time on the jet boat ride but there were some difficulties. The water was really high and there was a lot of debris. The boat had to stop three times to have "surgery" (cleaning out the jets). One of the surgeries took almost ten minutes. Our driver, Craig, was a really nice guy and he was a very good guide. He cleaned out the jets each time without complaint. But when the boat was running normally, the scenery was beautiful. I took the jet boat, which is covered from the sun and it runs two times a day. I was appreciative of the roof and of the 1pm leave times (as opposed to a really early leave time). I suggest checking about the state of the river when you book your trip. The debris was really a bummer and I'm sure if we hadn't stopped so many times, we could have gone farther along the river. All in all the people were nice and the service was good. I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Moab.

This review if for the afternoon/half-day rafting. First the good. Gunner, our raft guide, was first-rate; he knew the river, he knew the topography and the geology. A real class act. Tiffany, our driver, was tops, too. Sliding off the raft into the Colorado River and floating nearby in the 95 degree heat was great, and the kids had a ball. Now the caveats: this is really a "Class One Rapid River with Class Five Scenery." If you have rafted the Snake River and think you will get the same thrills, you won't. But, now that you know.... OK, now the not great. You gather at 11:30, and then you Wait, and Wait, and Wait. In this case we were waiting for a family that was doing a TagALong 4x4 in the AM. We didn't leave till 12:20. Then you drive about 20 mins up the Colorado, and Tiffany does a great job pointing everything out. Then you get to the launching area. And you wait, and wait and wait while they prep lunch - which is really NOT why any of us are there...but they have to feed the folks from the morning rafting who are waiting there when you pull up. Until you FINALLY get in the rafts at 2pm. Then it gets much better (see above). We hit Take-Out-Beach at about 3:45 and were back at the office just about 4:30. Not sure if any of the other rafting companies operate on a much-different time schedule, but that's how it worked with T-A-Long.

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9 Things You Should Know Before Off-Roading in Moab

By Kim Cassels    •    February 4, 2021

Let’s go wheelin’, aka off-roading in Moab! It’s a downright custom here alongside the climbers, rafters, and mountain bikers frolicking amongst the sandstone. With public lands aplenty, rolling into the desert in tricked out toys ensures you’ll see a lot more in less time, and with air conditioning, hallelujah!  

And we know you know, or at least should know, some of the absolute basics when galavanting around in Moab’s desert. Like bringing enough drinking water that could handle solid swan dive, wearing sun protection on your noggin and skin, and having a couple of first aid essentials on hand. 

But when it comes to offroading in Moab, there’s a handful of unique, and obligatory, customs that everyone should know before joining the community. Give these tips a gander before you go out there getting into trouble, and not in a cute way.  

#1 Planning Routes

There are 1.8 million acres of public lands surrounding Moab. So before you start liberating the throttle towards a canyon like a wide-eyed fruitcake, do a little research. Knowing the trails will help you gauge your capabilities, understand your time frame for the day, and help you prepare for everything that comes with both of those aspects. 

For example, if you’re going on the rambunctiously famous Hell’s Revenge or Poison Spider trail, be ready for a full day of slow, technical, and steep driving with an experienced crew. Also, the names of the rowdy trails tend to be pretty indicative of what’s waiting for your vehicle out there. And hopefully, you like the smell of burnt rubber. 

If you’re looking for a more mild cruise that takes a bit less preparation and a posse, there’s the widely popular Shafer Trail to Canyonlands or Onion Creek in Castle Valley. We’re not saying your sedan belongs anywhere out there, but these are great trails that only take a couple of hours and are more about the sites rather than white knuckle thrills. 

#2 Trail Courtesy

For those who are new to the off-roading culture, here’s a little advice that will make you a friend amongst the crawlers rather than a P.I.T.A. Share the trails by being courteous of space. If you’re taking your time getting past an obstacle, let others go in front of you, and don’t hold them up! Also, if you need extra help, don’t be afraid to ask. Folks love giving assistance with the doozies out there. 

If you’ve come to do some off-roading in Moab , chances are you’re hot on the scenery. So keep it pristine. Do not make new trials as it’s very uncool and completely illegal. Blazing your own path destroys the precious topsoil that cultivates this miraculous desert, and it fuels animosity and disappointment in the human race. That might sound harsh, but so are those tires in places they don’t belong. 

#3 Go with a Group

Off-roading in Moab is a social thing. Unless you’re mostly cruising well-worn dirt roads, someone is guiding you through the exciting stuff outside of the vehicle. Having a convoy adds to the fun and makes the trip easier anyway! You can share supplies and ensure you have plenty of fuel, winches—if it comes to that, common sense (hopefully), and support when things start to get interesting. 

Also, if something happens to your vehicle, a regular occurrence around Moab, you’ll have a ride back to civilization. It’s not recommended to travel the backcountry with one vehicle unless you’re going for an easy scenic drive that’s well-traveled. Keep in mind that cell service quickly becomes non-existent within minutes of leaving Moab, and getting into pickles alone out there is super, if not duper, dangerous. 

#4 Don’t use UTV’s like Your Car

The rental company is going to tell you this too, but it’s also good to know as you’re shopping around for your off-roading experience in Moab. Just because UTV’s are street legal in Moab doesn’t mean they’re like any other vehicle.

Depending on the lucky side-by-side you choose, the top speed is usually between 45 – 60 mph. Driving these roaring cages down the highway could very easily ruin their belts, and you’ll be the one paying for it. 

Some folks expect to get to Moab and trade out their vehicle for a UTV for their entire stay. Now if you’re staying within the vicinity of the trails right out of town like Kane Creek or the Sand Flats, you can probably get away with it. Otherwise, have a trailer ready to rock, or look for companies that will transport your rental if you don’t have one. 

#5 Cost to Rent in Moab

Moab’s outfitters have a slew upon SLEW of options when it comes to off-roading machines. Trucks, jeeps, RZRs, motorcycles, and anything else made for dirt is likely on the menu.

Below is a list of approximate prices for most of the vehicles Moab has to offer. Prices of course vary if you’re renting for a half or full day, or multiple. Most companies follow the incentive of giving a lower rate the longer you rent. Also, keep in mind that all renters, no matter what company you rent with, are financially responsible for any damage that happens to the vehicle, even scratches. 

Jeep Wrangler 

Jeep Rubicons

$285 / day 

Toyota Tacomas

$299 / day 

$359 / day 

Dirt Bikes  

$319 / day 

*all prices updated Jan, 22, 2024

#6 Times of Year to Go

You might not believe it, but Moab gets some pretty serious weather aside from its impressive heat. July to August is the monsoon season, which can make crossings difficult and treacherous. BUT, early afternoon muddin’ is undeniably satisfying and surprisingly refreshing.  

From December to March, the slickrock becomes even slicker with snow and ice. Many outfitters are also closed for the winter, but not all! It is far less crowded, and going earlier in the season versus later ensures less snow— usually. 

The best time to go off-roading in Moab is usually spring and fall. These seasons aren’t nearly as hot, and the weather stays pretty mild and sunny. However, these are also peak times for tourism, so expect it to be busy, very busy. 

#7 Who is Off-Roading For

Not all off-roading is for machine loving vagabonds, but it certainly can be if you’re interested in exploring that slice of Moab’s culture. It’s also for those who want to experience more of Utah’s backcountry and in less time. 

Also, keep in mind that the rougher the trail, the louder, prouder, and busier that area will be. Rock crawling is a spectator sport, so when strangers stop to watch you and come up to your vehicle, be prepared to perform! If you’re not a social person, the rock crawling side of off-roading might not be for you. 

If you want to sink into the soul-stirring silence that reverberates within this sandstone kingdom, off-roading won’t provide as much of that. Some places will be more relaxed, like Canyonlands National Park as it doesn’t allow entry of UTV’s. Or Castle Valley, surprisingly, since many off-roaders near Moab tend to go up Kane Creek Canyon or the Sand Flats. 

#8 Types of Terrain

Off-roading trails in Moab have a pretty straightforward rating system based on terrain: Easy, Moderate, and Difficult. But those terms might mean something different to folks who aren’t geologically inclined— hehe, inclined . Here are a few descriptions that help visualize the types of trails along Utah’s loam and ledges. 

Easy, Breezy, Beautiful— Still Need High Clearance

Easy trails are usually categorized by being well-worn dirt roads with few obstacles. Notice the “few” obstacles there, which means you’ll still be in need of skilled driving, off-road tires, and high clearance. 

Some easy off-road trails around Moab:  

• Shafer Trail 
• Gemini Bridges  
• Onion Creek  

Moderate — Work those Angles

A moderate trail means you’re going to need some more experience getting down, over, and around the various terrain around Moab. Steep descents and climbs will come on sandy slopes, Slickrock ledges, and roads of rocky rubble. 

Some moderate off-road trails around Moab: 

• Fins n’ Things 
• Chicken Corners
• Long Canyon    

Difficult — Tell My Axle I love Her!

If you thought teeter-totters were for the playground, you’d still be right. Moab’s difficult off-roading trails certainly feel like one, and the toys they require are as epic as the staircase ledges, chutes, exposure, and boulder-strewn canyons they go to clamber. First-timers should spend their time mostly as passengers or shameless pedestrians on these unbelievable passages.   

Some difficult off-road trails around Moab:  

• Poison Spider
• Moab Rim Trail
• Steel Bender 

#9 Other Options

If you love the idea of going off-roading in Moab, but you’re intimidated by the vehicles, terrain, or whatever else that understandably comes with this machine-loving activity, you can always tag along with someone who knows what they’re doing. Tours are an awesome way to see the scenery you’ve come to Utah’s deserts for without having to worry about your vehicle staying upright, among other things. 

Moab Jeep Tours are also more about the history, geology, and amazing sightseeing rather than clinging to the O.S bar for half the day. If you’re interested in learning more about what makes this area so miraculous, consider going with an expert rather than renting and hoping for the best. 

Tours are also great for those with stacked itineraries (see our recommendations for getting the most out of your Moab weekend ). The guides take care of all the supplies and ensure you’ll see the best areas while learning more about Moab, from how it was shaped through the eons, to the people who somehow survived out here before cold beer blessed humanity. 

Anyone can go off-roading in Moab, it just depends on what you want out of the experience. Shop around, first for trails, and then for your vehicle, not the other way around as it’s commonly misconstrued. 

Another thing, always ask a local! Moaboans… or Moabanites? Either way, they’re super friendly people who know these canyons better than anybody. And as long as you head out with a plan, and literally don’t get in over your head for that matter, you’re probably going to be hooked. Happy crawling! 

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Explore Moab’s stunning landscapes on a You-Drive Jeep tour. Command a custom Jeep alongside a guide through iconic trails like Hell’s Revenge and Fins N Things. Must be 21 with a driver’s license, full coverage insurance. Immerse yourself in the thrill of off-roading while soaking in Utah’s breathtaking vistas. Unforgettable adventure awaits.

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We had a wonderful time and were amazed by the experience. We felt completely safe and had a fantastic experience. Ernie was the BEST!

These guys are awesome! They took me on Poison Spider and it was a perfect adventure! Loved how clean my Jeep was and the guide was not only fun but professional!!!!

Had the best time! The drivers were great and the equipment was top notch! I ended up buying a jeep when I got back!

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We've been exploring the rivers and canyons surrounding Moab, Utah since 1961 as Western River Expeditions - pioneers in the river rafting industry. Western River created the Moab Adventure Center to give the "Adventure Capital of the West" its full due with a focus on day tours and adventures in unparalleled red rock beauty; and to become your convenient "One Stop for Adventure" in world-famous Moab, Utah .

Surrounded by an immense red rock playground, Moab, Utah is unlike any other place in the world. You'll feel like a kid again as you play in Moab's postcard-perfect desert adorned with giant sandstone formations, canyon mazes, and thousands of natural arches. You can explore several national and state parks just minutes from Moab, Utah. Find great accommodations with dozens of hotels in Moab , vacation rentals , ranch resorts , campgrounds, and RV parks throughout Moab’s southwestern-style Main Street area. You'll experience the thrill of adventure every day with your choice of Moab river rafting trips , off-road hummer safaris , hiking in Arches National Park , guided tours , horseback riding , and one-of-a-kind Moab mountain biking , and more!

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Moab's One Stop for Adventure, the Moab Adventure Center, offers the easiest way to reserve any of Moab's abundant outdoor activities , bundle and save with any of our package vacations , and even gear up for your adventures with our retail store - all located conveniently in the shopping district of downtown Moab, Utah . Did we mention our reputation for having the most fun and best trained guides in the business?

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Do you have questions about Moab, UT, or the Moab Adventure Center? We can help. Below, you'll find the most commonly asked questions that we hear from our customers and their accompanying answers.

Is it worth visiting both the Canyonlands National Park and the Arches National Park?

Many visitors to Moab are unsure of whether they'll be seeing the same sights at these two national parks and wonder whether they should spend the time and money to see both. However, we're here to tell you that you're in for two distinct adventures at these two parks. Though they're both in the area, each national park offers its own specific sights and experiences to be had. So, yes, it's worth visiting Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park .

Arches National Park is home to the world's largest concentration of natural stone openings. This park provides tourists and visitors with an up-close experience of the gorgeous, other-worldly red rock landscape. On the other hand, the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands National Park is nestled on top of a 1,000-foot mesa with beautiful viewpoints that encircle thousands of square miles of incredible canyon country. These views offer the diversely colored landscape of southeastern Utah that many people consider to rival the views of the Grand Canyon. So, if you have the time and want to make the most of your visit to Moab, both of these distinctly beautiful national parks are worth a visit.

How much time do I need to visit both Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park?

The time you need to visit these attractive national parks all depends on what specific tours and adventures you want to do there. For example, the scenic drives at Arches and Canyonlands National Parks can typically be driven in a few hours apiece. So, if you only have a limited amount of time to stay in Moab, you can get a taste of both parks' sights and adventures in a single day. However, we recommend spending at least a full day at each park if you have the time to enjoy some hiking and other sights to experience each park fully. Although, you can easily spend several days in each park if you're staying for an extended vacation with the numerous longer hiking trails at Arches National Park and the expansive backcountry in Canyonlands National Park . With all of these adventures and attractions, we have enough to keep you busy for weeks in Moab aside from these two national parks, as long as you have the time.

Which tours and adventures offer the best experience in Canyonlands and Arches National Parks?

Arches National Park is much smaller than Canyonlands National Park and more easily accessible for driving and hiking activities. Our Morning or evening Sunset Arches Tours make it easy to see the most popular sites in Arches without the hassle of driving, navigating and scanning for parking spots. If you are hiking on your own in Arches, you may want to review our favorite hikes in Arches National Park .

Canyonlands National Park is spectacular from viewpoints that are easy drives on your own, but interacting with this vast landscape is much more difficult than in most National Parks - one of its many charms!

• By land: Renting a Jeep (with maps provided) will provide access to the many miles of dirt roads that wind around the canyons, buttes and mazes of Canyonlands. You could drive for days on end and get quite lost without proper preparation.
• By air: Hour-long scenic air tours offer a rare bird’s eye view of this most unique landscape.
• By river: The Colorado River winds through the heart of this landscape, offering views that rival those found in the Grand Canyon. Two whitewater rafting options offer the very best way to “become one with the landscape” and the powers that carved it.

Are there kid-friendly activities in Moab?

If you're unsure whether Moab, Utah, is a vacation idea for the whole family, not to worry. We have a wide selection of activities and adventures that are safe and fun for your entire family. You and your children will never be bored with all that Moab has to offer.

Firstly, you can head up to Moab Giants , where you and the kids can walk among the prehistoric giants that once roamed the Earth. Not only is Moab Giants hours of fun but also an educational journey for you and the little ones. Moab Giants has both indoor and outdoor adventures available for hours of entertainment.

Next, you can check out one of the numerous national parks so your child can become a Junior Ranger. That's right! Your children can learn all about the local area in Utah and earn their place as a Junior Ranger. Additionally, Arches National Park is the perfect family-friendly hiking destination filled with plenty of short, child-appropriate hikes.

What lodging options are available in Moab, Utah?

What started as a Mormon Mission in the 1850s has evolved into one of the top worldwide vacation destinations thanks to the beautiful scenic surroundings and countless activities and adventures to enjoy. No matter how or where you want to spend your time visiting beautiful Moab, UT , you can find the perfect place for you or your family. Whether you want to pitch a tent in the great outdoors, stay at an affordable motel , cozy up in a bed and breakfast, find an upscale suite, enjoy some time on a ranch resort , or park the RV , Moab provides endless recommendations to have you covered. Moab, UT, offers some of the most diverse accommodations of any tourist city to suit anyone's tastes or needs. Keep in mind that Moab becomes a bustling attraction during the summer months, so plan your trip ahead to ensure you book the perfect lodging for you. If you want to learn more about the many accommodations in Moab, check out our Moab Lodging options .

Where can I eat in Moab, Utah?

When you've spent the day sightseeing and enjoying the thrills of Moab, you'll need a place to settle down and enjoy some good food at one of the great Moab restaraunts . Thankfully, there is no shortage of delicious eateries in the area. No matter what type of cuisine you want to enjoy, Moab has something for everyone. For example, The Moab Diner is a local favorite. From the friendly staff to the quick service to the food itself, this diner has made a name for itself in the area. Some local favorites include the Fisher Tower French Toast, Bacon Cheeseburger, and Southwestern Stir Fry. Try Miguel's Baja Grill if you're looking for something with some southwestern flair. This restaurant is only open in the evenings. However, it's another local favorite for a delicious dinner. Pick a seat outside on the beautifully decorated patio or inside the inviting dining areas and enjoy some Nopolo-style Ceviche, Steak Salad, or Baja Fish Tacos. See our top seven Moab restaurants if you want to know more about where to eat in Moab.

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