St. George to Moab

Over 2,000 natural stone arches in a concentrated area. The Delicate Arch hike (3 miles round trip) is Utah's most iconic trail. Devils Garden, Landscape Arch, and the Windows Section are other must-sees.

The closest Canyonlands district to Moab with jaw-dropping mesa-top viewpoints. Grand View Point, Mesa Arch (sunrise photography icon), and Green River Overlook are unforgettable.

A 2,000-foot sheer cliff overlooking a dramatic gooseneck bend of the Colorado River. Often considered the single best overlook in Utah. The visitor center and trails are excellent.

Utah's most famous landmark and the icon on the state license plate. The 3-mile round-trip hike gains 480 feet of elevation over slickrock to reveal the freestanding 52-foot arch.

A short 0.5-mile loop trail to an arch perched on the edge of a 500-foot cliff in Canyonlands. At sunrise, the arch glows orange from light reflecting off the canyon below — one of the most photographed scenes in the Southwest.

The legendary 10.5-mile loop over undulating petrified sand dunes that made Moab a mountain biking mecca. Challenging terrain with incredible views. Not for beginners — try the 2.3-mile practice loop first.

Half-day to multi-day rafting trips on the Colorado River. Family-friendly float trips through red canyon walls or adrenaline-pumping Class III-IV whitewater through Westwater Canyon or Cataract Canyon.

Moab has the most famous off-road trails in America. Hell's Revenge, Fins & Things, and the Poison Spider Mesa trail challenge Jeep and UTV enthusiasts. Guided tours and rentals available.

World-class climbing on Wingate sandstone towers and walls. Indian Creek, just south of Moab, is considered the crack climbing capital of the world. Guide services available for all levels.

Tandem skydiving over Canyonlands with views of Arches, the La Sal Mountains, and the Colorado River. One of the most scenic skydiving locations in the world.

An excellent beginner-to-intermediate mountain bike trail system north of Moab. Rolling terrain, great views, and far less intimidating than Slickrock. Perfect for families.

Moab's best fine dining in a charming historic house setting. Seasonal menu with locally-inspired cuisine, excellent wine list, and intimate atmosphere. Reservations essential.

Beloved food truck (now with a brick-and-mortar) serving creative gourmet quesadillas. A Moab institution — the green chile chicken is legendary.

Moab's original craft brewery with a full pub menu. Great burgers, salads, and house-brewed beers. The Scorpion Pale Ale and Dead Horse Amber are local favorites.

Classic roadside burger stand that's been a Moab fixture for decades. Cash only, outdoor seating, and some of the best burgers in Southern Utah.

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza using imported Italian ingredients. The best pizza in Moab with a casual but quality atmosphere.

The 36-mile round-trip scenic drive through Arches passes viewpoints, trailheads, and pull-offs where you can see arches and formations from your car. Great for families with young kids.

Outdoor museum with life-size dinosaur models, a dinosaur track site, 3D theater, and interactive exhibits. Kids love it.

Calm-water float trips on the Colorado River suitable for ages 4+. Paddle through red rock canyons, spot wildlife, and swim in calm sections. Most guided trips include lunch.

A moderate 3-mile round-trip hike to one of the most impressive arches near Moab. FREE and no permit needed — a great alternative to crowded Arches National Park.