Top Moab Climbing Tours

Unforgettable Rappels: Descend not once, but twice! This canyoneering adventure features rappels into the Medieval Chamber and down the awe-inspiring Morning Glory Arch, offering unique perspectives unlike any hike. Hidden Beauty: Explore the wonders Moab keeps secret. Discover a lush grotto hidden beneath the desert and witness the grandeur of Morning Glory Arch from a privileged vantage point. Thrilling Challenge: Push your boundaries in a safe and controlled environment. Canyoneering offers an exciting change from traditional sightseeing, perfect for adventurous spirits. Expert Guidance: Moab Adventure Center's certified guides prioritize your safety and ensure a memorable and confidence-boosting experience. All-Inclusive Adventure: Everything you need is taken care of! From technical gear to expert instruction, this trip lets you focus on the thrill of canyoneering.

Experience the natural wonders of Utah firsthand with a half-day private canyoneering adventure in Goblin Valley State Park. After a basic skills session, enter the Goblin's Lair. Rappel down a narrow fissure on a technical route that rewards with views often compared to a gothic church. Spend ample time climbing and wandering within the canyon for more magical angles. This tour is available in English and French.

Discover Moab rock climbing with this half-day, private climbing trip that’s tailored to you. Whether you’re just starting out, or an experienced climber looking for the best local rock, you’ll get one-on-one support from the climbing guide. And since all equipment is provided, you don’t need to bring your own gear.

This is a fully private canyoneering experience led by owner and local guide Dan Lundgren, who has been guiding in the Moab area since 2018. This means that each tour is focused entirely on you and your group, with no other strangers involved. Unlike larger group tours, each trip is tailored to your group’s pace and comfort level while delivering a hands-on adventure through one of Moab’s classic slot canyons. Entrajo Canyon combines narrow sandstone corridors, fun scrambling, wading sections, and scenic rappels into an immersive desert experience that’s approachable for beginners while still exciting for experienced adventurers. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended, as the route involves moderate hiking, scrambling, and wading through water.

Outdoor enthusiasts will learn canyoneering skills including rappelling, rope-assisted down climbs and chimneying through slot canyons on this half- or full-day adventure from Moab. Travel into the red rock terrain of southern Utah by 4WD, then practice navigating narrow canyon walls as you learn the basics from a professional guide. Spend the morning or afternoon on an easier route, or select a moderately difficult full-day tour (including lunch) at Robbers Roost — a 2-hour drive away. Suitable for physically fit adventurers; all equipment provided.

Ancient Art offers an exhilarating introduction to desert climbing, set against the stunning backdrop of the Fisher Towers. This guided experience, ideal for climbers seeking their first desert tower, features a mix of mild 5.8 pitches and some 5.10 face climbing that can be avoided if you don't climb 5.10. As you ascend, you'll navigate handcracks and chimneys before encountering the thrilling 25-foot narrow ledge known as the 'plank.' The adventure culminates atop a tiny spire with panoramic views that will leave you feeling on top of the world. Perfect for new climbers wanting to start their multi-pitch climbing adventures. You won't be disappointed with this tower!

Unlike standard tours that hike an additional 3 miles to the highway to a shuttle vehicle that takes you back, our Medieval Chamber experience combines true canyoneering, real climbing and a secret hike out. Once you are done with the rappelling part of the adventure, you'll climb out of the canyon on rope with full support—no hiking an additional 3 miles of crowds back to a shuttle vehicle. This tour does a full circle back to your vehicles. Our tours are led by a veteran local guide, and designed to give you the most immersive and hands-on adventure in Moab.

Set in the stunning landscape just south of Moab, the Looking Glass Arch invites adventurers to tackle a thrilling climb and rappel experience. Ascend 350 feet to awe-inspiring views of the La Sal and Abajo Mountains. Once you've soaked in the scenery, prepare for an exhilarating 115-foot free-hanging rappel that will test your courage and skill. For those seeking an extra thrill, a moderate-sized rope swing is available from an inner ledge. Perfect for both novice climbers or experienced hikers that have never climbed before.

Scale Moab’s towering red-hued rocks and canyons on a private full-day rock climbing tour. Tackle several climbs over the course of a day and take in the desert views as you go. Climb alongside a private guide, learning tips and techniques to conquer the rocks. No matter what your skill level is, there’s something for everyone to experience.

Our Rock Climbing programs are tailored to an experience that you are looking for. We will meet you where your skill level is, your specific interests, and the type of day you want to have. Whether just for fun, educational, or for personal growth, we can make it happen!

A guided red rock adventure awaits at the Raven’s Rim Challenge Course, where a blend of climbing, balancing, and controlled jumps create an unforgettable experience embedded in stunning sandstone. Professional guides will support you through thrilling challenges, including a via ferrata for safe climbing, a tightrope walk to test your balance, and a daring wall run. Navigate a spacenet suspended in a natural pothole and finish with a jump off a suspension bridge, perfectly controlled with an auto-belay system. The adventure wraps up with a guided rock climb, catering to both beginners and seasoned adventurers eager to explore Moab's breathtaking landscape.

Explore a Moab canyon with a professional guide by booking this private experience, suitable for those with experience in canyoneering as well as first-timers alike. You'll learn everything you need to go canyoneering safely and get the chance to do a 15-foot rappel (with an optional 90-foot rappel for those who are comfortable).

Bow and Arrow Canyon is unique for pairing a relaxed, interpretive hike through geology and rock art with a series of exciting rappels, creating a family-friendly adventure that’s educational, scenic, and just technical enough to feel rewarding.

Get beyond the crowds in Moab and hit Utah’s off-grid slot canyons, petrified sand dunes, and more. On this canyoneering tour—a combination of scrambling, climbing, and rappelling—you’ll meet up with your guides, get shown the literal ropes, and make your way through cork-screw slots, across ancient dunes, and even rappel down a 220-foot cliff.

Venture into water-carved canyons on this half-day Moab canyoneering adventure. Follow a guide along a 3-mile route of a slot canyon and learn technical skills to perform several rappels (abseils) into the sandstone chambers. You'll learn technical skills while your guide backs up each rappel on a separate safety system. Just bring sense of adventure!

Moab is home to red rocks and beautiful river views, but adventurous activities can be a bit scary to do alone if you’re a true beginner. This Moab Canyoneering and Colorado River Stand Up Paddleboard Tour takes the stress out of first-time trying by having a guide to lead the way and watch over you the whole time. Spend time canyoneering before you stand up paddleboard down the Colorado River.

This water-filled slot canyon offers a completely different experience from the dry, crowded routes closer to Moab—making the 1.25-hour drive well worth it for those looking for something truly special. Located between Moab and Hanksville, this canyon features a rare combination of narrow sculpted slot sections and playful pools, creating a fun, immersive journey that feels more like exploration than a hike. Because of its remote location and limited access, this canyon sees far fewer visitors than more popular destinations, rewarding those who make the drive with solitude, unique terrain, and a true off-the-beaten-path adventure. If you’re deciding how to spend a hot day outdoors, this canyon is an excellent option. While the approach can be warm, the shaded canyon and frequent swims make the experience especially rewarding once inside.