Things to do in Southeastern Utah
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Arches Book Company
Good fiction selection. Also has coffee shop and wi-fi.
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Oars
- Moab, USA
- Activities › Other
Overnight rafting adventures are OARS specialty.
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Tex's Riverways
Full-service independent adventure support: Tex's rents complete kayak and canoe outfits (with required portable toilets), offers land-transport boat shuttles and jet-boat hiker shuttles, and provides thorough advice.
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Canyonlands Jeep
Generally the cheapest; check internet specials.
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Sheri Griffith Expeditions
- Moab, USA
- Activities › Rafting
Operating since 1971, this rafting specialist has a great selection of river trips on the Colorado, Green and San Juan Rivers – from family floats to Cataract Canyonrapids, from a couple hours to a couple weeks.
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City Market & Pharmacy
- Moab, USA
- Restaurants › Market
Moab's largest grocery store, with sandwiches and salad bar to go.
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Canyon Voyages Adventure Co
- Moab, USA
- Activities › Rafting
In addition to half- to five-day mild white-water and kayaking trips, Canyon organizes multisport excursions that include options like hiking, biking and canyoneering. Kayak, canoe and outdoor equipment rental available.
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Peace Tree Café
Fresh fruit smoothies, sandwich wraps and healthy mains to take out or eat in.
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Red Rock Bakery & Internet Café
- Moab, USA
- Restaurants › Bakery
Fat sandwiches on homemade bread.
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Moab Cyclery
Good half-, full-, multiday – and multisport – tours. Rental and sales; biker shuttles available.
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Pasta Jay's
Lunch specials are a bargain.
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Chile Pepper Bike Shop
Rentals and repairs, plus helpful trail maps. Used bikes for sale.
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Red River Canoe
Canoes only.
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Zax
Dining out in Moab can get expensive, so locals load up at the all-you-can-devour soup, pizza and salad bar ($12) in this semi-generic American eatery.
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Windows Trail
Tight on time? Do part or all of the easy 1-mile round-trip, which brings you up to North Window, where you can look out to the canyon beyond. Continue on to South Window and castle-like Turret Arch. Don't forget to see Double Arch, just across the parking lot.
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Windgate Adventures
Private guide Eric Odenthal leads guided climbing, canyoneering, arch-rappelling and photo trips.
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Wall Street
Rock climbers in town gravitate toward Wall Street; it's Moab's El Capitan, so it gets crowded.
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Tag-A-Long Expeditions
This rafting outfitter offers a little of everything: flat-water jet boat rides, white-water rafting, land safaris, horseback riding, scenic flights, skydiving, Nordic skiing and more. Ask about jet boat return support for Cataract Canyon trips.
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Splore
- Moab, USA
- Activities › Rafting
If traveling with someone with a physical or mental disability book a raft trip with this operator, based in Salt Lake City.
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Sorrel River Grill
For romance, it's hard to beat the wraparound verandah overlooking red-rock canyons outside Moab. The New American menu changes seasonally, but expect seared steaks, succulent rack of lamb and the freshest seafood flown in.
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Slickrock Air Guides
'Flightseeing' over Canyonlands National Park and around greater southern Utah.
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Slickrock Air Guides
Air shuttles for Cataract Canyon trips.
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Skydive Moab
Skydiving and base-jumping.
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Sabuku Sushi
- Moab, USA
- Restaurants › Fusion
Newcomer Sabuku impresses with fresh sushi, inventive vegetarian rolls and small plates such as elk tataki (like carpaccio, with an Asian twist).
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Rim Tours
- Moab, USA
- Activities › Tour
Well-organized multiday trips cover territory all across southern Utah; day tours are available for top local trails, including Canyonlands. The 18-mile downhill sunrise ride is all adrenaline.
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