Moab, Utah, is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes and hiking opportunities.
Here are 10 of the most popular hiking trails in the area:
1. **Delicate Arch Trail:** A must-visit, this iconic trail leads to the famous Delicate Arch, an iconic symbol of Utah. The hike offers breathtaking views of red rock formations.
2. **Devil's Garden Trail:** This trail features several arches and stunning rock formations. The Primitive Loop extension offers more challenging terrain and even more incredible sights.
3. **Canyonlands National Park - Island in the Sky Trails:** Explore various trails in Island in the Sky, such as the Mesa Arch Trail and Grand View Point Trail, which offer sweeping vistas of canyons and mesas.
4. **Fiery Furnace:** A unique experience requiring a permit or a ranger-led tour, this hike takes you through a maze of sandstone fins, narrow passages, and breathtaking viewpoints.
5. **Negro Bill Canyon Trail:** This scenic hike leads to Morning Glory Natural Bridge, one of the largest natural bridges in the area. The trail follows a stream through lush vegetation.
6. **Fisher Towers Trail:** Known for its towering red rock pinnacles, this trail offers panoramic views of the Colorado River and surrounding landscapes.
7. **Corona Arch Trail:** Also known as "Bowtie Arch," this trail leads to a beautiful arch with great photo opportunities and views of the Colorado River.
8. **Landscape Arch Trail:** Located in the Devil's Garden area, this trail takes you to the stunning Landscape Arch, one of the longest natural arches in the world.
9. **Hidden Valley Trail:** Offering a more challenging hike, this trail provides stunning views of Arches National Park and leads to a hidden valley surrounded by towering sandstone formations.
10. **Long Canyon Trail:** Starting just outside of Moab, this trail leads through a picturesque red rock canyon and offers fantastic views of the La Sal Mountains.
🗺️ Each Angel Rock Rentals unit includes a printed hiking guide with trail descriptions and directions for Hidden Valley, Corona Arch, Moab Rim, Grandstaff Canyon (Morning Glory Bridge), Portal Overlook, Moonflower Canyon,Cable Arch and more.
Remember that trail conditions can vary, and it's important to be prepared with proper hiking gear, plenty of water, and a map or GPS device. Check with local authorities or visitor centers for the latest trail information and any permits required.