Moab Multi-Activity
Adventure Trip

ACTIVITIES:

• Drive to Moab
  - 230 miles from Salt Lake City
  - 116 miles from Grand Junction
  - 460 miles from Las Vegas
• Stop at Dead Horse Point State Park on your way into Moab and look down on the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park to get a feel for what you are about to be experiencing over then next few days. Go into town and get a good dinner and get to bed so you are ready for adventure.

TRAVEL TIPS:

• Park Fees: Dead Horse Point State Park- between $5-9 per day

ACTIVITIES:

• Wake up early for an all-day rafting excursion! Arrive by 8:00am at your river guide. Get ready for class III and IV rapids through Westwater Canyon. Feel your blood pressure rise as you hit Funnel Falls, Last Chance, The Steps, Skull Rapid, and other exciting rapids. Please bring a hat for the sun, suntan lotion, and clothes in which you will be comfortable when wet.

ACTIVITIES:

• Get up early again! This time before the sun and get to the Delicate Arch Trailhead 45 minutes before sunrise. (The park is 5 miles from Moab and the Trailhead turn off is about 12 miles from the park entrance and then another 2 miles to the parking lot).
  
  The hike isn't difficult except for the fact it will be dark and there are times when you need to follow rock cairns (piles of rocks) to get across slickrock. As you make the final ascent you will pass a small window arch that you can look through and see Delicate Arch, it's an amazing view. After the sunrises head back to the visitor center and sign up for a guided hike through the Fiery Furnace. This will take the morning half of the day.
• Go back to your hotel and eat, swim and relax then head back out to Arches National Park to see other arches as the sunsets.

TRAVEL TIPS:

• Park Fee: $10

ACTIVITIES:

• Enjoy the morning half day riding in a Hummer or Jeep through Hell's Revenge slickrock trail. You will be amazed how the tires of these vehicles stick to the slickrock as you go up and down the hills. If you're lucky you might run into some "rock crawler"' trying to make it out of "Mickey's Hot Tub" or the "Car Wash" or perhaps you can talk your driver into going over "Tip Over Challenge."
• In the afternoon, drive down Scenic Byway 279, also known as, Potash road. Here you can see Ancient Indian writings, rock climbers climbing shear cliffs on the edge of the road, dinosaur tracks and if you continue on it takes you to the trail head for the hike to Corona and Bowtie Arch. Corona Arch is large enough that a pilot flew his single prop plane through it.

TRAVEL TIPS:

• Additional information about hiking Corona Arch

ACTIVITIES:

• Take a final look at your favorite sites, relax and prepare for your return home.