Services are plentiful with a couple larger grocery stores, a selection of restaurants, and activity providers and gear shops at the ready to outfit your next outdoor adventure. The town itself is built around outdoor tourism with a variety of lodging properties including RV parks and public campgrounds, hotels and motels, as well as vacation rentals. The Colorado River flows just north of town and offers whitewater rafting, sunset river tours, and fishing. Off road enthusiasts can bring their own 4x4 rig, rent one, or join a guide to crawl over heart-stopping rock formations. Many visitors arrive and quickly indulge in mountain biking trails like the Slick Rock Trail, Porcupine Rim, and Mag 7. There is no lack in opportunity to stay active in the Moab area. Dead Horse Point State Park is yet another nearby natural attraction with hiking trails along a canyon rim, a campground, and endless vistas. A little further beyond the limits of town, Canyonlands National Park offers a chance to dive deep into the backcountry in three distinct regions, each with a unique feel. Arches National Park is a relatively small national park located just north of town, packing quite a punch with unique rock formations and short easy hiking trails.

In the southern sky, the La Sal Mountain Range towers over the area, often with snow capped peaks. Red rock abounds in nearby canyons and atop mesas, creating a backdrop for any outdoor pursuit. Sitting along the eastern border of Utah, Moab is an outdoor haven for mountain biking, 4x4 adventures, rafting, canyoneering, and National Park adventures.

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