Moab Area Hikes
Discover the best hiking trails in Moab, from easy family hikes to challenging adventures
Easy
Faux Falls
Even though this is a man-made waterfall, the scenery and beauty of the landscape here is classic “Moab” and extremely picture worthy
Sand Dune & Broken Arch
Sand Dune and Broken Arches are easily accessible with a short hike. Sand Dune Arch is fun for kids to explore in between the sandstone fins
Balanced Rock
Balanced Rock is one of the most iconic formations in Arches National Park that isn’t an arch. This rock is bigger than you might think!
Mesa Arch
Iconic cliffside arch famous for breathtaking sunrise photography in Canyonlands.
Double Arch
Double Arch is an iconic arch located in the Windows section of Arches National Park. It's easy to get to and is a must see!
Park Avenue
Walk through a dramatic sandstone canyon with towering rock walls resembling a city skyline, one of the first and most impressive trails inside Arches National Park.
Dinosaur Stomping Grounds
Mega Steps is a scenic singletrack route in the North Klondike Bluffs area north of Moab that climbs over slickrock and offers classic red-rock desert views. The trail leads toward a fascinating dinosaur track site where you can see preserved fossil footprints from Jurassic-era creatures.
Windows Sand Loop
A scenic loop visiting three massive arches — North Window, South Window, and Turret Arch — with a primitive sandy trail circling behind the Windows for a less-crowded perspective of these iconic formations.
Moderate
Corona Arch
Corona Arch is easily the most impressive arch outside of Arches National Park. The size and convenience of this arch makes this hike a “must do” when in Moab.
Delicate Arch
If you've never seen Delicate Arch in person, this has to be at the top of your todo list. Yes, this hike is crowded and there's pictures of this arch everywhere, but pictures don't do it justice. You must see this for yourself!
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Fisher Towers Trail
The Fisher Towers Trail winds through one of Moab's most surreal landscapes, featuring towering sandstone spires and unique formations like Ancient Art and The Titan. This moderate 4.2-mile round-trip hike offers incredible desert views, but bring plenty of water as there's minimal shade.
Hidden Valley
Push through a rugged half-mile ascent to discover a peaceful hidden valley with Native American rock art and optional extensions to the Moab Rim overlook.
Morning Glory Natural Bridge
A canyon stream hike to the sixth largest natural rock span in the United States.
Difficult
Devils Garden
Devils Garden has more arches and scenery packed in this area than just about anywhere around Moab. This hike is the best bang for your buck in Arches National Park.
Hiking Tips for Moab
Essential Gear
- • Sturdy hiking boots with good traction
- • Plenty of water (more than you think you need)
- • Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
- • Navigation tools (map, GPS, or phone)
- • First aid kit
Safety Guidelines
- • Check weather conditions before heading out
- • Tell someone your hiking plans
- • Stay on marked trails
- • Be aware of flash flood risks
- • Respect wildlife and leave no trace
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Get detailed trail information, difficulty ratings, and insider tips for the best hiking experiences in Moab.