Moab, Utah is a breathtaking desert town surrounded by striking red rock landscapes, renowned for its iconic national parks, including Arches and Canyonlands, and offering thrilling outdoor adventures like hiking, biking, and river rafting.
Welcome to Moab, Utah! As an expert traveler, I can tell you that Moab is a must-visit destination for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Today, we're taking a drive on Highway 191, which offers stunning views of the region's natural beauty.
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We start our journey on Highway 191, heading towards Moab. This highway is a popular route for truckers, offering some incredible views of the Red Rocks of Utah. As we drive, we come across the Hole in the Rock rest area, a cool tourist trap with a great view. The greenery around the area is a result of water collection, which is rare in the desert.
Hole N" The Rock is a roadside attraction located in San Juan County, Utah, centered around a home carved out of a sandstone cliff.
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After a long drive, we finally reach Moab. This tourist city is home to two national parks, Arches and Canyonland, and the Colorado River runs through it. The town is bustling with RVs, hotels, and stores, making it the perfect place to stock up on supplies for the rest of our journey.
We spend the night at the KOA, located just outside of Moab. The next day, we set out on Highway 128, which offers some of the most scenic views in the region. This highway takes us through Castle Rock and up to Interstate 70, where we continue our journey towards Colorado.
My favorite place to camp. Clean and close to all local businesses.
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As we drive, we are surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The mountains, canyons, and red rocks are a sight to behold. The Colorado River has created some of the most iconic canyons in the area, and there is plenty of Native American history to explore.
One of the highlights of our trip is the drive along Highway 128. This road offers breathtaking views of the landscape, and we stop often to capture some postcard-worthy pictures.
Utah State Route 128 (U-128) is a 44.6-mile-long state highway north of Moab.
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As the day comes to an end, we head back to our campground to rest up for the next leg of our journey. Moab is truly one of the most beautiful places in the world, and we feel lucky to have experienced its natural wonders.
Fins and Things is a one-way trail. It starts 1.9 miles from the Sand Flats Entrance Station (5 miles from downtown Moab), beside campsite ‘E-6’ in Echo Campground.
From parking area for wilson Arch, drive south highway 191 for 2.4 mile to the sign "Lopez Arch" on the left of the road. The arch is visible east in the short distance.
Visit to the ancient ruins of the Anasazi people. Comprised of countless dwellings both above and below ground, kivas (ceremonial structures), and petroglyphs.
You can experience the beauty of Moab by helicopter, airplane, hummer, 4X4, UTV, zipline, or horseback, and the Colorado River by paddle board, tube, raft, or jet boat.
With remarkable panoramas over Utah’s canyons, Thelma and Louise Point (named after the famous movie scene, of course, where our dynamic duo drives their car off the edge) is one of the best things to do in Moab.
Located on 40 acres of land, these tents offer spectacular views of Arches National Park, 3 miles away. Select tents offer private private bathrooms. BBQ facilities are offered on-site.
Situated right on the banks of the Colorado River, Drinks Canyon Camping Area puts you among the towering red sandstone cliffs of the Colorado River canyon.
Sultan Mediterranean Grill captures the culinary style of Middle Eastern cuisine, offering a delicious array of dishes prepared with combination unique herbs, spices and sauces.
The author, Russ Variso, is a well-known RV expert and the creator of one of the largest RVing YouTube channels. He's constantly creating valuable travel guides and video experiences for his viewers. With his expertise and passion for RVing, you can be sure that this guide is packed with destinations and information that will resonate with fellow RVers and campers.
