It's Moab...

Just north of Moab, Utah, lies Arches National Park, home to thousands of natural sandstone arches that are a geological wonder for visitors to take in alongside the scenic Colorado River. Make sure you get a reservation!

Located in southeastern Utah just outside of Moab, Canyonlands National Park is widely known for its beauty, natural wonder, tranquil scenery, and most of all, its hiking trails.

Two Thousand feet above a gooseneck bend in the Colorado River looms Dead Horse Point State Park, one the area’s most iconic photo spots. The legend of Dead Horse Point originates around the turn of the 19th century when cowboys would round up the wild mustangs that roamed the mesa.

18 holes set amid the red rocks and carved from the unique high desert landscape. This humble muni boasts some of the best views of any course in Utah. If you've never filled your divot with red sand, you need to book a tee time here.

Mountain biking in Moab is arguably the most unique, if not the best mountain biking on earth. Rental options are plentiful, but we encourage you to book early. If you need advice on trails, etc. please contact Ben (benlosser8@gmail.com) and he will get you in touch with someone who actually know what they are talking about.

There are multiple 4-wheeling tour options available in Moab. The landscape and scenery is indescribable and the number of trails is unprecedented. You can explore on a guided off-road tour or take to the trails yourself in rental. There are many rental services available locally.

Moab is a playground. We encourage you to do your own research on fun activities.