voco Moab Moab Trail Guide

Explore stunning Moenkopi and Cutler sandstones and ascend 250 feet for breathtaking views of the Colorado River corridor. Access across SR 128 from Hittle Bottom Boat Launch.

Marvel at the impressive Corona Arch and Bow Tie Arch, navigate ladders and safety cables, and enjoy views of the Colorado River and slickrock canyon. Great for adventurous families and agile dogs.

Short trail featuring large alcoves with hanging gardens and scenic vistas of the Colorado River. Stand beneath the impressive 30-foot Pinto Arch at the trail’s end. Access via Corona Arch Trail.

Hike across rolling slickrock to an elongated arch perched above Spring Canyon with stunning down-canyon views. Access via Dubinky Well Road, north of Moab.

Enjoy breathtaking vistas of Behind the Rocks and the La Sal Mountains, plus fascinating rock art near the trailhead. Moderate climb with steep slickrock sections leads to the impressive 60-foot Longbow Arch. Start at Poison Spider parking area.

Get up close to the stunning Fisher Towers and Onion Creek area, with distant vistas of the Colorado River, Castle Valley, and the Book Cliffs. Navigate a winding path beneath the iconic Titan tower and enjoy panoramic views from the ridge. Access via SR 128, just 21 miles east of the SR 128/US Highway 191 junction.

Follow a clear stream to the 243-foot Morning Glory Natural Bridge, crossing the stream and ascending a steep slope. Access from SR 128 east of US 191.

A 2.4-mile loop with stunning views of Fisher Towers, Onion Creek, and Professor Valley. This difficult trail involves scrambling and navigating narrow washes and canyons.

A steep, aerobic climb marked by rock cairns with stunning views of the Colorado River and Moab Valley. Connects to Hidden Valley hiking trail or returns the same way.

Scenic trail beneath Castle Rock and Priest and Nuns formations, shared with equestrians. Climbs 810 feet with rewarding views into Castle Valley.

Descends 1,100 feet into Kane Creek Canyon through lush riparian terrain with year-round water, marked by cairns along a former cattle path.

Serene hike along a free-flowing stream lined with cottonwoods and pools, about two miles into Kane Creek Canyon. Spot a stunning arch 1/2 mile from the trailhead.