Top Moab Outdoor Activities

What can we say about this tour operator, other than a first class operation! Mark was FANTASTIC! He was very prompt, new his subject, and you could tell he really enjoyed sharing his knowledge of the area. Some of the places he took us was truly breathtaking! Mark and Vera from Texas

It was a very exhilarating hike, great views, and very organized. One of our family members was deathly afraid but after the first rappelling Nate made it so re-assuring by explaining the details of the rappelling. We are not experts but Nate made us all feel we understood the safety rules and guidelines. Kudos to Nate for a job well done in keeping us well informed. The history Nate gave us was another informative feature from running water, walls, rocks, flowers, drawing caution to poison ivy, cottonwood trees at the tail end on our way back to the parking lot. We would recommend Nate as a perfect guide, we couldn’t ask for a better person to take the lead.

It was an amazing experience. It was more than a Zipline course. We had an exciting ATV ride from the the office and back. The views were remarkable -in every direction. Be prepared for some walking. The guides were first rate and equipment was clean and in good repair.

Mild to Wild was great, they were friendly, knowledgeable people who made sure we got reminders about what we should bring when to meet and what we should wear. Our guide Gavin was great! His knowledge of the river and history of the area made the trip very enjoyable.

It was great, super informative, and gives you a step-by-step guide on where to go throughout the park. I came without it at first and got to see a couple of things on my checklist. Then I used it on my last day, and I'm so glad I did. I gained a much deeper understanding of the park and an even greater appreciation for it & took me to places I would of not been able to look for on my own.

We had booked a tour of Arches but our guide, Kevin, offered us the alternative of a back roads tour of Canyonlands, explaining that all of the key sites at Arches are easily accessible by car, but he could take us down into the canyons at Canyonlands where typically you only get to see the canyons from above. We took him up on the offer and we’re very glad we did. It was like driving down into the bottom of the Grand Canyon. We took steep and rocky roads that I would never have attempted and yet felt very safe and quite comfortable both descending and climbing out of canyons. We highly recommend choosing this alternative to a tour of Arches which we subsequently did on our own. This was definitely the highlight of our trip which also included Zion, Bryce and Capitol Reef. Thank you, Kevin.

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.

This was the ride of a lifetime. Dave built this vehicle and knows it inside out. He has been riding in the area over 15 years and constantly looks for new adventures. He also constantly maintains his vehicle. I felt very safe since he was so knowledgeable and practiced safety first. I have probably the worst case of motion sickness in the world and took meds before the ride but still got very queezy half way through. Definitely not his fault but just putting it out there in case someone might want to take a double dose or something lol. Make sure to wear your phone on a neck strap so you can get lots of action pics. If you don't, you will probably lose your phone! Other tourists that were renting side-by-sides look bored and jealous of us! All the guides and locals knew our driver and would stop to watch what he was going to do next. He even stopped and winched a rental buggy that had rolled over. Worth every single penny! (Brian & Julie from Georgia)