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For your next visit consider flying directly into Moab’s Canyonlands Regional Airport (CNY).
Our Moab Outdoor Adventure Guide is available for free at the Moab Information Center (corner of Main & Center Streets in Moab). The eBook version is available for download by clicking below. This is the most comprehensive guide to activities available on the public lands surrounding Moab that we have ever published.
For your next visit consider flying directly into Moab’s Canyonlands Regional Airport (CNY).
Our Moab Outdoor Adventure Guide is available for free at the Moab Information Center (corner of Main & Center Streets in Moab). The eBook version is available for download by clicking below. This is the most comprehensive guide to activities available on the public lands surrounding Moab that we have ever published.
Discover Our National & State Parks
Welcome to Moab, Utah, where Arches and Canyonlands National Parks are just a part of the breathtaking red rock landscapes that surround this stunning destination. Combining small-town hospitality with unparalleled natural beauty and the cool waters of the Colorado River, Moab has become one of the most sought-after destinations in the American Southwest.
As you explore the unique scenery of Moab, take time to relax and enjoy the welcoming hospitality of this charming resort town. Thanks to its perfect climate, Moab attracts year-round outdoor events and festivals, while the downtown business district has responded with an array of restaurants, microbreweries, shops, and galleries. Whether you’re in the mood for regional southwestern cuisine or world-class gourmet fare, Moab’s diverse culinary scene is sure to satisfy any palate. And for those looking for a souvenir to remember their visit, the downtown shops offer a great selection of southwestern arts and jewelry, t-shirts, and much more to browse through at your leisure.
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Moab Gift GuideDiscover Nature’s Masterpiece
Moab’s iconic national parks, Arches and Canyonlands, are just the beginning. Surrounding the town are diverse natural wonders—rivers, forests, and Bureau of Land Management land—all waiting to be explored. Even the smallest desert pothole in Moab is home to unique creatures vital to the ecosystem. Pause to reflect on the intricate balance of life during your exploration. Whether you’re a naturalist or an outdoor enthusiast, there’s always more to discover in Moab’s desert ecosystem. Immerse yourself in its wonders, taking a deep breath and appreciating Nature’s Masterpiece.
We invite you to check out our constantly expanding series of science and nature videos, which showcase the fragile beauty of Moab’s desert landscape and lesser-known experiences.
Moab Information Center
Moab Information Center
25 E Center St (Corner of Main and Center Streets)
7 Days/Week
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas
Once you arrive in Moab, your first stop should be the Moab Information Center (MIC). Conveniently located at the corner of Main and Center Street in Moab, the MIC offers information on recreational opportunities and visitor services throughout southeastern Utah. Allow some time for the interpretive displays and large gift shop featuring guide books, maps, videos, videos, postcards, and much more.
Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission
Become a part of southeastern Utah’s rich film history and choose this stunning location for your next project!
The Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission holds the title of the longest running film commission in the world. Established 1949. We are here to facilitate whatever your production needs may be!
Utah’s competitive incentive program offers a fully refundable tax credit of up to 25% on in-state spend, which helps you cut production costs without sacrificing quality.
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