Moab
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Ken Sanders on Edward Abbey and the Monkey Wrench Legacy
In the canyons of southern Utah, where red rock and rebellion intertwine, Ken Sanders remembers his years alongside Edward Abbey. From river trips through Cataract Canyon to persuading R. Crumb…
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Off the Grid: Four Days in Cataract Canyon
Far from screens and city noise, a four-day river expedition through Cataract Canyon becomes a journey into silence, deep time, and shared consciousness. Among ancient rock layers and star-filled skies,…
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Utah Officials Approve Echo Canyon Development Near Moab Despite Public Opposition
A controversial 176-acre project southwest of Moab is moving forward after Utah officials granted temporary zoning authority. The Echo Canyon development — planned to include hundreds of housing units, overnight…
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Moab’s Guiding Legacy: The Life and Vision of John Williams
John Williams turned NavTec into one of Moab’s most respected guiding operations, shaping the region’s river and backcountry culture through grit, vision, and decades of hands-on leadership.
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The Gates of Lodore: A Four-Day Cure for the Modern Condition
At the Gates of Lodore, 20 strangers disconnect from tech, politics, and routine and rediscover something we’ve lost in modern life: real human connection.
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Free Summer Concerts and Events Across Utah: July 2025 Lineup
July Live Concerts at Brigham Young Historic Park and Conference Center Rooftop at Temple Square. Every Friday night (except July 4), three hour-long concerts will be held at Brigham Young…
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Moonflower Co-op: Moab’s Go-To for Local, Organic Food
Moab’s Moonflower Co-op blends fresh, local food with community spirit — connecting shoppers with regional farmers, artisans, and healthy products.
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Healing Through Freefall: How Skydiving in Moab Helps Veterans and Addicts Reclaim Life
What if healing came not through therapy, but through freefall? In Moab, one man’s descent from a plane leads to clarity, connection—and a new kind of high.
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Moab Man Uncovers Link to Chief Skenandoa
When Ted Ecker took a DNA test, he had no idea it would trace his roots to Chief Skenandoa, a towering Oneida warrior who helped shape early America.
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Where to Eat in Moab: Top Restaurants, Hidden Gems, and Local Favorites
Moab isn’t just for red rocks and adrenaline—it’s also a haven for food lovers. From wood-fired pizza to Thai curry and craft beer, here’s where to eat.
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Aerial Adventures in Moab: Fly, Float & Freefall
Moab’s most daring adventures don’t happen on the ground. Whether you’re leaping from planes, floating in a hot air balloon at sunrise, or soaring over red rock canyons in a…
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First-Time Guide to Moab: Hiking, Dogs, and Off-Road Culture
The first night I camped in Moab, a guttural sound jolted me awake. I was sure it was some desert beast. Turned out, it was just a cow. That’s how…
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Moab’s Top River Adventures: From Whitewater Thrills to Peaceful Floats
From Class V rapids to silent canyon floats, the Colorado and Green Rivers offer a side of Moab most never see—one you can only experience from the water. Carving through…
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Off-Roading in Moab: Jeeps, UTVs, and Trails That Test Your Limits
Moab is an off-road battleground filled with Jeeps, UTVs, and rock crawlers tackling slickrock, sand, and ledges. With trails ranging from scenic to extreme and rentals for every level, this…
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The Dinosaur Man of Moab: The Life and Legend of Lin Ottinger
Lin Ottinger wasn’t a scientist, but his fossil discoveries and lifelong work in southeastern Utah earned him a place in paleontology—and in Moab’s history. Through decades of digging, guiding, and…
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Moab Beyond the Parks: Land Adventures on Foot, Wheel, and Rope
Moab’s rugged terrain calls to the bold-hearted, daring them to swap comfort for conquest. Whether scrambling up rocky ledges, navigating dusty backroads, or dropping into narrow canyons with nothing but…