Inca Inn
Who expects a pool at these prices? This small mom-and-pop motel has older but spick-and-span rooms, plu...
Rates given here are for March to October; prices drop by as much as 50% outside those months. Some smaller places close November through March. Most lodgings have hot tubs for aching muscles and mini- refrigerators to store snacks; motels have laundry facilities to clean up the trail dirt. Cyclists should ask whether a property provides secure bike storage, not just an unlocked closet.
Though Moab has a huge number of motels, there's often no room at the inn. Reserve as far ahead as possible in season. For a full town lodging list, see www.discovermoab.com.
In addition to local campgrounds listed below, there's also camping in nearby national and state parks. Rafting outfitter Canyon Voyages rents tents and sleeping bags.
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