From our Moab, Utah hotel, near Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, a day of outdoor adventures can take you in any direction. Head north to see the world-famous Delicate Arch and Tunnel Arch or west to the cliffside trails at Dead Horse Point State Park. To the east, you can follow the Colorado River, while heading south takes you to downtown Moab where you'll find local souvenir shops, the history museum, and the visitor center. Don’t miss the unique experience of the Hole N' The Rock House Tour.

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Take the scenic drive 1,000 feet up to the top of this mesa, which overlooks large swaths of Canyonland National Park and neighbors several trailheads.

Island in the Sky

This 337,598-acre park includes dramatic cliffside views of the Green River and ancient rock art in Horseshoe Canyon. Near the hotel you’ll discover a vast array of desert animals, while hiking, horseback riding or stargazing at Canyonlands National Park.

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Canyonlands National Park

Near our Moab, Utah hotel, you’ll discover giant sandstone fins and over 2,000 red rock arches that make Arches National Park a must-visit for hikers, cyclists, rock climbers and drivers. Reservations required during peak season (April-October).

Arches National Park

Drive one minute up the road from Hyatt Place Moab and hook on to zip lines up to 1,500 feet long to soar over the desert landscape.

Raven’s Rim Zip Line Adventure

Explore this unique 5,000 square foot home carved into a massive rock in Utah’s Canyonlands. Open all year, enjoy a 12-minute guided tour, an exotic zoo, Big Foot, vintage neon signs, and more.

Hole N The Rock

Explore Moab’s stunning red-rock landscapes with Mild to Wild’s scenic Jeep tours and relaxing rafting trips on the Colorado River—perfect for families, first-timers, and anyone seeking a fun, guided outdoor adventure.

Mild to Wild Rafting & Jeep Tours

Stargazing Moab offers unforgettable night sky experiences in Utah’s red rock desert, with expert guides, powerful telescopes, and breathtaking views of the Milky Way under some of the darkest skies in the U.S.