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Arches Ultra travels along the border of Arches National Park, using Bar M, Klonzo, and Klondike Trail Systems. The trails are smooth and easy at points, technical slick rock at others, and there’s even some sand to shake things up. Winter is a great time to be in Moab running, and we’ve chosen a lower elevation run, that will give you views of the towering Moab cliffs, Arches National Park, and the snow covered La Sals.
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MASS EXTINCTION! Discover why Utah is the ideal location to study the greatest catastrophe in our planet’s history. Presenting, and joining us in person, is Dr. Benjamin J. Burger, Associate Professor of Geology, USU-Vernal Free and Public Welcome Wednesday, January 29 at 6:00 pm, Grand Center, Moab Presented by The Utah Friends of Paleontology
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Award-winning local author Michael Engelhard will read from and discuss his three most recently published books about wilderness. Free!
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Dive into an interstellar adventure at the Annual Moab SYFY Film Festival.🛸 Brace yourself for captivating narratives that explore human reactions to the mysterious motives of beings from outer space. Don't miss this out-of-this-world cinematic journey! 👽 VENUE at The Moab Arts & Recreation Center(111 East 100 N).
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History meets interactive art at the kickoff to this year’s ArtWalk series! Join staff from the Moab Museum and the Moab Arts and Recreation Center at the Grand County Public Library to contribute to a paint-a-square mural project inspired by a historic photo from the Moab Museum collection. While you’re there, learn more about the upcoming Moab Museum exhibition “U92: Moab’s Uranium Legacy” opening February 15!
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This free science talk will highlight a topic near and dear to Moab recreation — extreme sports! Psychologist Kirt Cundick will investigate how and why people engage in extreme activities such as highlining and BASE jumping. He'll discuss things like flow states, rebelliousness, adrenaline and more. Grab a beer and get smarter!
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Moab had what America wanted. Uranium shaped Moab and Moab’s uranium shaped the world. From early vanadium prospecting through the Cold War to today, the rocks of the Moab region have played an essential role in human history. Uranium mining has indelibly shaped Moab: from the economy to the culture to the landscape. Explore the story of uranium—from the atomic scale to the global scale—and the inseparable story of Moab. Join or renew your membership today to receive an invitation.…
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A New York City advertising executive goes on the run after being mistaken for a government agent by a group of foreign spies, and falls for a woman whose loyalties he begins to doubt. One of Alfred Hitchcock’s finest, starring Carrie Grant, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason | 1959 | Free! Refreshments provided.
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Moab had what America wanted. Uranium shaped Moab and Moab’s uranium shaped the world. From early vanadium prospecting through the Cold War to today, the rocks of the Moab region have played an essential role in human history. Uranium mining has indelibly shaped Moab: from the economy to the culture to the landscape. Explore the story of uranium—from the atomic scale to the global scale—and the inseparable story of Moab. Join us for a FREE public opening of the latest…
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Local artist Jennifer Alexander shows how easy it is to document your favorite travel memories with watercolor paints. Free! Beginners welcome. All supplies provided. Optional: bring a favorite photo to work from. Registration required - Space is limited!
Find out more »The Red Hot is located northwest of Moab, Utah just west of Arches National Park. Red Hot runners will have majestic views of the La Sal Mountains to the southeast and breathtaking views of Canyonlands National Park to the west. The course is a combination of jeep trail and singletrack that will quickly become one of your favorite winter challenges.
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Come join us for an action-packed day of thrilling bull riding, bronc riding and fast-paced barrel racing at Buckers and Barrels Unlimited! Whether you're a seasoned cowboy or just looking for some excitement, this event is sure to get your heart racing. Grab your friends and family for a day filled with adrenaline, cheers, and unforgettable moments. Don't miss out on the chance to witness some of the best riders in the country showcase their skills. Get ready for a…
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A three-day trail running race on the legendary singletrack of Moab, Utah! Moab Run the Rocks lets you pick your poison so you have the best chance of achieving your goals on some of the most sought-after singletrack on the planet. Choose between two stage race lengths—The Full Pint or The Half Pint—each consisting of three stages held over three days. Or, join us for a single day on either stage 2 or 3. No matter which length you choose,…
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This 4-day cycling event is full of amazing scenery and bucket-list-worthy routes. Cycle along the might Colorado River, through Arches National Park, and up to Dead Horse Point State Park. A 2-day option is also available, and all skill levels are welcome. Moab contains some of the best road biking in the world. There are hundreds of miles of paved roads in and out of the world-class scenery that is known by every adventure seeker globally. This 4-day festival rides…
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Join the Friends of Arches and Canyonlands National Parks for a fun-filled evening of drinks, live music and prizes—all while supporting Moab's national parks. Pints for Parks is FOACP's annual fundraiser. Gather your friends and come over to Proper Brewing & Burger Co. for an evening of philanthropy and fun. The band Cactus Cat performs its exploration into parts unknown, featuring saxophones, vocals, guitar, bass, and drums. Expect danceable grooves, instrumental adventures, thoughtful lyrics, and a bit of the unexpected.…
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Join Dovetail Trail Consulting for a community discussion on how sustainable solutions for a variety of adaptive recreational experiences can be incorporated in Moab. After the discussion, view three short films that highlight adaptive outdoor recreation. Power Moves - First hand-cyclist to complete the Tour Divide Disabled Views - First adaptive hike from the South Rim to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon Digging for Dirt - A Universal trail design that not only brings flow, speed, and excitement to adaptive and non-adaptive…
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We are not in a recycling crisis, we are in a packaging crisis. Join Moab Solutions, Alliance of Mission-Based Recyclers (AMBR), and Grand County Public Library for an educational evening as we dive into the plastic pollution crisis and learn how our community can take action and promote a successful outcome. Three speakers from AMBR will be available for discussion after viewing the short film "Chasing Arrows - The Truth about Recycling." Free!
Find out more »The first Canyonlands Half Marathon was run on May 1, 1976 had just 22 finishers, including a dog. Today, thousands of runners come together in March to enjoy the scenic red rock formations and winding Colorado River that Moab has come to be known for! Running parallel to Arches National Park and the Mighty Colorado, runners are in for a real treat. Long considered a "Bucket List" race, Canyonlands Half Marathon was named by Runners World UK, in their article…
Find out more »Behind the Rocks Ultra starts and finishes at the Behind the Rocks Trail, along the border of the Behind the Rocks Wilderness Study Area. Moab's last hidden gem; its tall standing Navajo Sandstone domes and fins can be seen from many places along the course. This course traverses some remote trails, and give you the opportunity to enjoy the desert solitude. From smooth double track to sandy washes to technical doubletrack, to challenging singletrack, Behind the Rocks Ultra will test…
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