Top Moab Outdoor Activities

Lots of great information. Easy to follow. Especially liked that the audio began as soon as we were approaching the next location and that there was a roadmap showing exactly where our car was on the trip and where the next destination was. Each destination was listed in sequential order so it was easy to know which one was next. If we hadn’t absorbed the information and wanted to hear it again, very easy to go back to that numbered site and listen again. Exceeded our expectations! We are traveling to more places before returning home and will go to the site to see if there are more tours that we can purchase from Viator.

Our guide, Andrew, was the best! In addition to being incredibly knowledgeable, and having serious driving skill, he’s very kind and thoughtful. We required a bit more assistance and he didn’t hesitate to help out. And for those who wonder about what type of lunch is provided, it was delicious! Chicken Caesar salad wraps, sliced apple, a cookie and additional snacks if you wanted them. And they set up this nice hand washing station too. Pretty sweet. And yes, the scenery is amazing and he will take you to locations you would never reach on your own! Highly recommend this. Thanks again Andrew!

Experienced and thoughtful guides really made this gorgeous raft trip special. We were driven to the launch site and our driver Warren and guide Michelle shared unique information about the area. This includes geography, hiking trail heads, Blue Heron nesting rookery grounds, scenic drives, so helpful. The group was offered the chose to go down the river on Ducky’s or in the raft. We were the only ones that chose the Ducky (a blow up tandem kayak). Michelle gave an informative safety talk which we appreciated. We are boaters our selves and while we are familiar with the Salish Sea in the Pacific NW waters, we are new to river rafting and it is different and important to know these safety items. Nate an other guide took the single Ducky and gave us great instructions before each rapid. (All around Class 1-2.5 ish). The first rapid , first waves was a little intimidating, but we did fine, followed instructions and had a great time. Nate was encouraging and bolstered our paddling with positive feedback. He was always aware of where we were so we felt, well cared for and safe. We did the full day trip, about 12 miles of paddling down river. We would definitely recommend this option if you want a little more adventure a little more splash. By the way we are 68 yrs old, so the Ducky’s are not only for the younger people. Michelle said we may see Blue Heron and it might be fun to count how many we saw, I took her up on the suggestion. My esta-count was 12 Blue heron, 2 Bald Eagles, one was in the nest, and 2 Osprey and we heard many other birds. So beautiful, the Colorado River in this area is surrounded by amazing red rock cliffs, every turn was a feast for the eyes!! Speaking of feasts, lunch was very nice with chips, pasta salad, chicken Caesar Salad wraps, veggies, and lots of snacks to take along. We highly recommend NavTech Expeditions.

Since we did not want to drive our own Xtreme jeeps, we chose to do a half day Back Country Jeep Tour of Canyonlands NP. Kevin was an amazing guide - both personable and knowledgeable. He told us lots of interesting facts about the area around Moab and the park. We stopped to check out the Petroglyphs on Potash Rd., then on to a quick stop to see some dinosaur tracks nearby. It was fun to see where the end of the Thelma & Louise movie was filmed, but even more, just taking in the moment to enjoy the incredible beautify surrounding the area near Canyonlands and Dead Horse State Park. The best to me was getting to experience all this on the back roads. Fun!!

This ATV tour ended up being one of the absolute highlights of our trip to Moab. The terrain is unreal, but what really made the experience stand out was our guide, Clay. He did an excellent job communicating with us throughout the ride using a walkie talkie, giving clear technical guidance from his ATV so we always knew what to expect. That made a huge difference, especially on some of the more challenging sections. What I appreciated most was how he balanced safety with fun. You could tell safety was always his top priority, but he also gave just the right amount of encouragement to build confidence and make the experience really enjoyable. By the end, we felt both accomplished and energized – and honestly just grateful we had such a great guide. Highly recommend this tour, and if you can, ask for Clay.

This tour was so much fun! I haven’t done anything like this before, and while the first section was a bit daunting, I was amazed by how easily these UTVs handled the terrain. Once you feel the UTV grip the rocks, you get a great combination of thrill and the comfort of knowing you’ll be okay. The check-in process was friendly and the equipment was in great shape. Our guide, Josh, was excellent—funny, friendly, and great at reading the group’s demeanor He was just a fun person to hang out with. During one of our stops, I joked with Josh that I’d have to knock a star off his rating. He told me that was fine because he’s always skeptical of 5-star reviews since "no one is perfect." As much as I want to heed Josh’s advice, I can’t do that to such an excellent company. So, 5 stars for the tour, but for Josh... you get a 4.99! Highly recommend.

A fun day riding down the Colorado stopping for lunch on the shore. Our guide Hunter was fabulous! His knowledge of the river was awesome and he made sure we all had a great time. Suggest beach shoes, sunblock and hat with strap - and you will get a bit wet! So fun!

Claudia, our guide, was great. Felt safe and secure in her capable hands. The scenery is amazing and the ride very relaxing. Saw many birds, a beaver, and deer. Good for people with young children or folks looking for a tamer adventure (at least in August when the river is low).