Paul and Andrea's Moab guidebook
Food scene
Awesome burgers...try the brewhouse burger. Local beers brewed right here in Moab.
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Moab Brewery
686 S Main StAwesome burgers...try the brewhouse burger. Local beers brewed right here in Moab.
Moab Grill Restaurant
540 S Main StHuge portions, good down home cooking, reasonable prices
Red Rock Bakery and Cafe
74 S Main StGreat bagel sandwiches and coffee
Pasta Jay's
4 N Main StCarb loading at its finest. The antipasto salad is huge and delightful.
Antica Forma
267 N Main StWonderful wood fired thin crust pizzas.
Sightseeing
What should I expect?
Everyone attending a Fiery Furnace hike should be aware of the challenging nature of the terrain and properly equipped for current conditions, including temperature extremes. During these physically demanding hikes, you will walk and climb on irregular and broken sandstone, along narrow ledges above drop-offs, and in loose sand. There are gaps you must jump across and narrow places that you must squeeze into and pull yourself up and through. In some places, you must hold yourself off the ground by pushing against the sandstone walls with your hands and feet.
Due to the maze-like nature of the terrain, all participants must complete the hike once they enter the Fiery Furnace.
How do I get a ticket?
You can reserve tickets for morning hikes up to six months in advance at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777 (in North America) or +1 518-885-3639 (international).
You can get tickets for afternoon hikes in person at Arches Visitor Center, up to seven days in advance of the hike. You may not reserve tickets by calling the visitor center.
How much are tickets?
Ranger-led Loop Hike
$16 for adults
$8 for children age 5–12
Ranger-led Out-and-Back Hike
$10 for adults
$5 for children age 5–12
Fiery Furnace
What should I expect?
Everyone attending a Fiery Furnace hike should be aware of the challenging nature of the terrain and properly equipped for current conditions, including temperature extremes. During these physically demanding hikes, you will walk and climb on irregular and broken sandstone, along narrow ledges above drop-offs, and in loose sand. There are gaps you must jump across and narrow places that you must squeeze into and pull yourself up and through. In some places, you must hold yourself off the ground by pushing against the sandstone walls with your hands and feet.
Due to the maze-like nature of the terrain, all participants must complete the hike once they enter the Fiery Furnace.
How do I get a ticket?
You can reserve tickets for morning hikes up to six months in advance at www.recreation.gov or by calling 877-444-6777 (in North America) or +1 518-885-3639 (international).
You can get tickets for afternoon hikes in person at Arches Visitor Center, up to seven days in advance of the hike. You may not reserve tickets by calling the visitor center.
How much are tickets?
Ranger-led Loop Hike
$16 for adults
$8 for children age 5–12
Ranger-led Out-and-Back Hike
$10 for adults
$5 for children age 5–12
Dog friendly hike. Not in actual Arches National Park, so no entry fee. Bow Tie Arch is close by as well
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Corona Arch Trailhead
Dog friendly hike. Not in actual Arches National Park, so no entry fee. Bow Tie Arch is close by as well
If you are looking for BLM camping, this is one of our favorite spots. Its further out of town so not usually as crowded. Ken's Lake isn't huge but theres a nice little hike to Faux Falls close by.
Kens Lake Campground Road
Kens Lake Campground RoadIf you are looking for BLM camping, this is one of our favorite spots. Its further out of town so not usually as crowded. Ken's Lake isn't huge but theres a nice little hike to Faux Falls close by.
Stunning views. Great mountain biking close by. If you've seen the movieThelma and Louise, it will look familiar. $20 entrance fee per vehicle. 45 minute drive from town, good stop along the way to Canyonlands
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死馬角州立公園
Utah 313Stunning views. Great mountain biking close by. If you've seen the movieThelma and Louise, it will look familiar. $20 entrance fee per vehicle. 45 minute drive from town, good stop along the way to Canyonlands
World famous trail in the beautiful red rock. Very popular and as such, can be very busy.
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Slickrock Bike Trail
Sand Flats RoadWorld famous trail in the beautiful red rock. Very popular and as such, can be very busy.
A great way to get out of the heat and see some beautiful mountain scenery. Nice hiking nearby. Cooler temps and great fishing. If you want to rent our poles, let us know.
Oowah Lake
A great way to get out of the heat and see some beautiful mountain scenery. Nice hiking nearby. Cooler temps and great fishing. If you want to rent our poles, let us know.
Amenities
Good place to take the kids. Slides and swimming. Can also just grab a long hot shower here for a small fee
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Moab Recreation & Aquatics Center
374 N Park AveGood place to take the kids. Slides and swimming. Can also just grab a long hot shower here for a small fee
RV Parks
The only RV park in town that allows campfires. They give you a bit more pace than the others as well.
Moab Rim RV Campark
1900 US-191The only RV park in town that allows campfires. They give you a bit more pace than the others as well.
Fun Rv park for the kids. Giant Chess/Checkers board, swimming pool, etc. Closest RV park to Arches
Moab Valley
Fun Rv park for the kids. Giant Chess/Checkers board, swimming pool, etc. Closest RV park to Arches
Archview RV Resort & Campground
13701 N Hwy 191Great location for visiting both Arches and Canyonlands.
Portal RV Resort - Moab
1261 N Hwy 191Super clean and nice campground. Dog pond for fido swims