14 Best Things to Do in Moab, Utah
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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There are so many things to do in Moab, Utah, but what are the best things to do? This epic place has canyons, rivers, hiking trails, mountain biking, museums, boat tours, rock formations, winery’s, historic sights, jeep tours, national parks, the list seems to be endless. So it can be hard to know where to start when booking a trip or planning a quick visit. Especially if you are a complete outsider to Utah or the United States in general. We’ve put together a list of the fourteen best things to do in Moab, Utah.
Here’s a quick taste: Moab Museum of Film and Western Heritage. This museum is located within the Red Cliffs Lodge, which are both part of the Red Cliffs Ranch. This ranch has been a filming location for many films. Some of the most notable films that were shot on this ranch include, Warlock, Geronimo, Rio Grande and Thelma & Louise. In the late 1940’s, the legendary filmmaker John Ford discovered the rugged beauty of Moab’s canyonlands and filmed the first of many movies at the ranch. Hollywood stars such as John Wayne, Henry Ford, James Stewart, Anthony Quinn and Rock Hudson have all worked on location at Red Cliffs Ranch. If film and history isn’t your thing, maybe mountain biking is more for you.
We’ve got you covered with biking the Slickrock Trail. The Slickrock Trail is a popular mountain biking destination. This 10.5-mile trail takes riders over a landscape of petrified sand dunes and the eroded remnants of ancient sea beds. Mountain bikers rate the Slickrock Trail as one of the more difficult rides in the Moab area, both technically and cardiovascularly. That’s just a couple of examples. So stick with us as we take you through the fourteen best things to do in Moab, Utah. Enjoy the video and get planning on your exciting trip to Moab, soon.
14 Best Things to Do in Moab, Utah
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My mother in law lives there so we’ve been numerous times. It’s breathtaking
The canyons in Utah, are jaw-dropping.
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You can see the signs of a global flood all over. The strata left in the different layers of the rocks is what happens in a world wide flood. Beautiful!!
Pretty sure I saw the remnants of an ark up near Fisher towers.
Over and over again it has happened
@@jshepard152 Did you see the Unicorn ?
Global flood ? I guess you read that in the bible, a great scientific source !
I very much enjoyed the Morning Glory Bridge by way of the Grandstaff Trail.
My favorite
A nature lover’s paradise
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Did this man just say that Canyonlands formed over "many decades"? I mean technically you're not wrong, but try "millions of years"
Just got back from there yesterday. There are also tons of trails to explore in your vehicle, onion creek and Hurrah Pass is where we went in a stock Ford Ranger take your time and you will have no issues!
We would love to explore these trails, thank you for sharing this information!
love southern Utah
Indiana Jones 3 brought me here. and yes I was in Moab 2 years ago but we didn't reach the arch because it was crowded and can't get our reservation.
Can’t wait. Heading there in 2023
Fun stuff! Please let us know how your travel to Moab goes ♥
You missed the local jail. Very quaint, quiet and friendly. It’s a whole lot less dramatic compared to jail in Salt Lake, Denver or Miami.
This made me laugh out loud
😂😂😂😂😂😂Right on 👍👍
A man of culture
Thanks for the video, I will be back here in August and I can't wait!
The winery is no longer there. It is something else now. We just stayed at Red Cliffs Lodge last week.
Guess it didn't rate above Arches after all.
Thank your for that! I just added five more things to do while we're there.
Some might go as far as to say that Utah rocks...
Wow thank you for this information I love it. I am from Philippines Sir
So nice of you, salamat! Which city/location would you like us to cover next?
Thanks for the ideas. We are heading there this weekend. Lynn and Danny
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@@OnViewCation it was amazing!
Awesome video! I will be there in October 2021 with my mom!
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Amazing place!
Your video is so good. I enjoyed your video. I've been to Moab with my wife a log time ago. This brings back so many memories! And I'm a beginner on youtube, so I can learn a lot from your video. Thank you.
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I grew up in moab and went to school there and shit, it's crazy to see how it's changed over the last 25 years. Shit used to be home until we had to move cause they don't pay people shit there, not to mention how much tourism is there now days. Fucking insane but it is beautiful there.
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You forgot UTV riding. Some of the most beautiful scenic areas you can access by off road
Thank you for letting us know! We'll check UTV riding 😊
5:02 *Henry Fonda
In your narration you refer to Henry Ford. The person you refer to actually is Henry Fonda.
The winery got my attention. Thanks man
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At 5:02, you called called Henry FONDA Henry FORD!!
Also, you mentioned that the Colorado River begins in Colorado and flows through Utah, Arizona, and California, on its way to Mexico. Actually, it NEVER flows THROUGH California, it only BORDERS California (on its right bank, before entering Mexico). And you forgot about Nevada; the river's right bank borders on the Silver State (passing right in front of Laughlin, immediately below Mojave Reservoir) prior to bordering on California.
Finally, I would add Grandstaff Canyon to your list. This is a terrific 2 - 3 hour hike on a side canyon of the river's left bank, about 5 miles above town. It features a spring-fed stream that flows year-round and an impressive arch at the upper end of the hike, plus lots of trees and shade. It is also a great hike to do with your 🐕.
Jeep tour
Jail
Is the Castle Creek Winery closed? Google says it is and their website is gone.
Hike or bike in the La Sals.
What about Wilson's Arch? What about, The Hole in the Wall?
Not to pick really, but at 5:03...thats Henry Fonda, not Henry Ford.
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You forgot to add skydiving! 🤔🤷♀️
LaSal Mountains and climb Mt. Peal.
Not to diminish the beauty of the landscape and national parks around Moab, but one of the best kept secrets concerning things to experience there are the local melons… and I’m not talking about boobies…
Best damn watermelons, cantaloupes, and honeydews I’ve ever tasted are grown there!!!
Mountain bike, particularly The Whole Enchilada.
XC or Enduro bike?
@@OnViewCation More travel is definitely preferred, but you can do it on a hardtail if you keep you speed down in the rough sections.
The first thing to do is make sure you bring A LOT OF CASH. You’ll need it when you visit the LOCAL Highway Robbery Restaurants and Hotels!
The perfect money for Moab is 4000$
Come to telluride then complain. At least there are cheap option in moab like milts or city market
Moab Diner was a good family option for dinner. Going to grocery store and packing lunches helped us save too. We’ll be back, Moab was AWESOME!
How about you go to store, buy food and cook it yourself.... Lol
All I need is gas n firewood
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stones and sand and some brushes inbetween
The actor is Henry Fonda not Ford.
Kids.........
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This is a good informational video. The famous actor's name is Henry "Fonda".
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Corona arch
This is where I want to get married
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Monticello is much nicer town and cheaper and the best jeep tours
Five minutes into the film, you say Henry Ford. No, that is Henry, Fonda.
Waiting for a BTD6 joke comment to show up.
The best things not to do in Moab is everything Moab says is best to do in fact the locals don’t care for outsiders coming in buying up the land and trying to force there big city way of life on moabs locals Moab locals prefer you leave your big city life outside of Moab and they don’t want people closing of moabs trails that the locals grew up using when they were younger so if you visit Moab don’t bring your big city life to Moab it won’t be welcomed if you want to do some fun in Moab go biking or river rafting and go hiking and swimming go out to eat tip well and please move along
Lmao you sound old and grumpy
You need to get the new influx of Democrats out! They are destroying you. They are closing the trails. California Liberals have taken over the Utah Conservancy. Evict them. Don’t ask them to leave.
What did punctuation ever do to you?!
@@jshepard152 bruh Moab is just a bunch of rocks 😂😂😂😂😂
You are out of your mind. The entire town survives on tourism, and I have ALWAYS felt welcome here whenever I have gone.
Henry Fonda not Ford
It's Amazing what Noah's Flood did . Read the correct history, not what you were taught.
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Skip the dinosaur park. Not worth the money or time
Beware ATV, UTV people that think you can ride your “street legal” machines on the streets of Moab. The rules have changed. Democrats have infested this town built on off-road activities. If you are from a state that registers your street legal machine through the DNR versus the DMV, you are no longer legal in Moab. This means you will be forced to trailer to each individual trails and are no longer welcome in town to spend money at gas stations, restaurants, pharmacies, or any of the other small businesses that exist because of you. A DMV versus DNR licensed vehicle has no advantage with the exception of Moab giving you a ticket and collecting the money. (Democrat modus operandi). It’s an excuse to tax you. I have been going there for the last 8 years, and sadly will not return. I’m not trailering my ATV from trail to trail with my 67’ Motorhome/trailer. They must be nuts in Moab to allow this. I see this town turning into a ghost town in no time at all. Another example of the left infecting an American Town.
Wow how sad. I really been wanting to ride my dirtbike through moab guess that won't be happening. Thanks democrats!
@@austinyates9127 Is your bike licensed? If so, you are ok.
UDAH🤒🤮😷
Number 1 thing to do in Moab: DON'T GO
If anything happens to you the police ignore it and the locals don't speak up like it's a cult. Be very careful
What makes you say that?
That is silly. Besides, what can happen to you in this beautiful paradise? I feel a WHOLE lot safer out here than I do walking around in any big city, day or night.
Dont do stupid stuff and nothing happens to you. People go there yearly for decades and report absolutely no criminal issues...
@@trwenttell that to Gaby Petito
@@learnteach2learn729 Who the hell is that?