Hiker taking in the views across Canyonlands National Park

Moab Activities & Attractions

Embrace the outdoors and experience the restorative virtues of nature

WELCOME TO MOAB

You’ve arrived

Moab, Utah is one of the most sought-after destinations in the American Southwest. Home to iconic Arches and Canyonlands national parks, awe-inspiring natural wonders, and an endless variety of outdoor activities, Moab attracts visitors from all around the globe to explore its scenic environment.

LOOKING GLASS ARCH

A distinctive landmark situated in ULUM® Moab’s backyard

Looking Glass Arch is a magnificent natural wonder located just steps from ULUM® Moab. Guests can easily walk to the base of the arch or climb up it to discover sensational views of the surrounding valley and La Sal Mountains beyond.

IN THE AREA

Discover the world-class outdoor destinations and national parks that neighbor ULUM® Moab, supplying an endless variety of outdoor adventures.

THREE-MINUTE WALK

Looking Glass Arch

This popular destination is a locals’ favorite around the Moab area. Enjoy hiking, rock climbing, and rappelling just steps from ULUM® Moab.

10-MINUTE DRIVE

Wilson Arch

This natural sandstone arch, located just minutes from the resort, is the perfect stop on your way to Canyonlands National Park.

25-MINUTE DRIVE

Moab, Utah

This charming town boasts big adventures and a small-town feel. Surrounded by scenic rivers and world-class parks, it’s the ideal gateway to the best of the Southwest.

30-MINUTE DRIVE

Colorado River

Experience the stunning scenery along the Colorado River, which offers activities and adventures to suit every taste, from mild to wild.

45-MINUTE DRIVE

The Needles Overlook

Discover awe-inspiring, 360–degree views from this overlook, which sits 1,600 feet above The Needles District of Canyonlands.

45-MINUTE DRIVE

Arches National Park

A red rock wonderland known for its 2,000-plus natural stone arches and otherworldly rock formations; Arches National Park is a can’t-miss destination.

30-MINUTE DRIVE

Newspaper Rock

On your way to Canyonlands National Park, visit this historic site, which dates back some 2,000 years, features one of the most famous petroglyph sites in the western U.S.

55-MINUTE DRIVE

Canyonlands National Park

Utah’s largest national park, this lesser-visited park is filled with towering mesas, crimson cliffs, and deep canyons ideal for hiking.

ONE-HOUR DRIVE

Deadhorse Point State Park

Immense canyons, vivid sunsets, and dark skies filled with thousands of stars welcome adventurers to explore its many trails.

75-MINUTE DRIVE

Shafer Trail Road

An iconic road that descends 1,500 feet through massive, colorful sandstone cliff.

STORIES

The Perfect 72 Hours in Moab

Moab is at the heart of Utah’s Canyon Country. It’s home to two national parks, the Colorado River, and thousands of square miles of public lands brimming with outdoor adventures and breathtaking beauty begging to be explored.