Ultimate Moab, Utah Vacation Guide
The small town of Moab is located in southeastern Utah near Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and Dead Horse Point State Park.
We’ve created a comprehensive Moab, Utah Vacation Guide to help you plan an amazing trip: things to do, what to pack, where to stay, best time to visit, and more!
Moab should be at the top of your list of places to visit in Utah if you love outdoor activities like mountain biking, rock climbing, hiking, river rafting, and off-roading in Jeeps and ATVs.
Moab features the beauty of Utah’s red rock desert. Whether you’re looking for a rugged adventure or just want to relax and take in the scenery, Moab has something for everyone. With its stunning canyons, rivers, and trails, it’s no wonder why so many people visit the area!
Use our Moab, Utah packing list to make sure you have the right clothing and gear for visiting any time of year! Grab your free printable packing checklist by clicking the image below!
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A Photo Tour of Moab, Utah
Take a visual tour through the Moab, Utah area to see the stunning landscapes you’ll see when you visit!
Moab, Utah Vacation Guide
You’ll find everything you need to know to plan the most amazing Moab vacation! We live close to Moab and visit often so we created these lists of where to stay, best time to visit, expected weather, and things to do in this stunning Utah location!
Best Time To Visit Moab
It’s important to know the typical Moab weather by month: average temperatures, services available, and things to do that time of year.
We’ve written guides for each season and month to help you determine the best time to visit Moab for YOU.
Visiting Moab by Season
Visiting Moab by Month
- Moab in January
- Moab in February
- Moab in March
- Moab in April
- Moab in May
- Moab in June
- Moab in July
- Moab in August
- Moab in September
- Moab in October
- Moab in November
- Moab in December
Things to Do in Moab, Utah
There are so many outdoor activities and things to do in Moab like mountain biking, rock climbing, hiking, river rafting, and off-roading in Jeeps and ATVs. Be sure to visit nearby Arches and Canyonlands National Parks and Dead Horse Point State Park!
- Things to Do in Moab
- Kid-Friendly Things to do in Moab, Utah
- Moab Activities
- Moab Spring Activities
- Moab Winter Activities
- Moab Adventures
- Moab Utah Hiking Trails
- Moab Spring Hikes
- Moab Winter Hikes
- Potash-Lower Colorado River Scenic Byway
- Moab Tours
- Things to Do Near Arches National Park
Things to Do in Arches, Canyonlands, and Dead Horse Point
- Arches National Park Activities
- Arches National Park Tours
- Canyonlands National Park Activities
- Canyonlands National Park Tours
- Dead Horse Point State Park
- Dead Horse Point State Park Hiking Trails
We recommend the Arches & Canyonlands GyPSy Guide App to hear fun behind-the scenes stories and local tips that play automatically as you drive, based on your GPS location.
Moab Photography
You definitely want to pack your camera to take pictures of the stunning Moab landscape. Download our camera gear checklist!
In these guides we share our experience through the years with you: photo tips, a list of best photo spots, and the camera gear you’ll need to take pictures in Moab, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and Dead Horse Point State Park.
Arches National Park Photography
Canyonlands National Park Photography
**Use our 3-Day Arches & Canyonlands Photography Guide to take jaw-dropping photos!!
Where to Stay in Moab
There are many types of accommodations to choose from in Moab: budget-friendly hotels to higher-priced resorts. You’ll also find vacation rentals, a hostel, campgrounds and RV parks in Moab.
- Where to Stay in Moab
- Moab Hotels
- Moab Camping Guide
- Moab Winter Camping
- Glamping in Moab
- RV Parks in Moab
