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Mryx: The hotel is brand new, the service was excellent, and I had a wonderful stay. Moab is truly a magical destination, with colossal red rock cliffs along the Colorado River offering absolutely unparalleled views. Nearby, Arches National Park also features spectacular geological formations!
1260 US-191
From AED 318
M445964****: Advantages: The room is clean and tidy, the hardware is new and comfortable, the bed and the four-piece set are very comfortable. Bring breakfast when you set it, you can order in the restaurant in the morning, and the breakfast is delicious. Cons: The only one that doesn't have free coffee and hot tea.
111 N 100 W
From AED 513
Qinqinbaobeidexiaoxiaozhu: This hotel is very good. It is at most 10 minutes' drive from Arches Park. It is suitable for getting up early or going to Arches Park in the evening. After all, it is too sunny during the day. The room is large and clean, the service staff is very nice, and breakfast is included. Although there are not many things, it is basically complete. It's only about a 10-minute drive from the town. There are many restaurants and large supermarkets in the town, which is highly recommended.
1551 N Riverview Dr
From AED 257
Guest User: Great location & clean - good choice to stay overnight & visit Arches National Park the next day.
182 S Main St
From AED 242
Anonymous User: The Hyatt Place Moab experience is great! 🏨 The hotel building combines the style of Moab's red landform, the environment is open and full of western style, and the magnificent scenery of Hongyan Canyon can be seen outside the window, and the atmosphere is full. The large combed bed is spacious and comfortable, the room is clean and tidy, the details are very careful, the bedding is soft, and the night is good. The front desk service is warm and professional, the check-in is efficient, and the tour route and viewing attractions of Arch National Park are also intimately recommended. Complete facilities, gym, self-service laundry room are very practical, breakfast is rich in variety, taste online, fully meet the travel needs. As a Hyatt brand, the quality is stable and reliable. It is a great accommodation choice for exploring the natural landscape of Moab. It is highly recommended!
890 N Main St
From AED 474
Maf Velázquez: We stayed there for three nights. It's conveniently located 15 min from the park, and right next to a supermarket and fuel station. Surrounded by good options to eat and drink if needed. The room was very comfortable and spacious. It has a small fridge and a microwave. There is a guest laundry that can be used ($2 per wash or dry). The staff was very friendly.
535 S Main St
From AED 254
Guest User: This is the super 8 remodeled. Looks outdoorsy but the ”upgrades” are cheap. The problem we had is cleanliness. We pulled back the covers on both queen beds to find dog/cat/some kind of animal hair in both bed. We could also smell animal urine where (I'm guessing) an animal markes in the room. The front desk was happy to help us move rooms, which then had clumps of hair in the corners, including the shower and bathrooms. Final issue was the ”fridge” which is a cooler, but it turns out it's basically a deep freezer, so anything placed inside will freeze. Beds were comfortable.
889 North Main Street
From AED 307
desunjc: The room is large, clean and sanitary, with good facilities. There is also an outdoor heated swimming pool. The location is very good, in the center of the block, very convenient for travel, good breakfast, and warm service.
16 S Main St
From AED 440
Guest User: The service was very good. When we checked in, a front desk was ready to get off work. We saw that we were waiting in line for check-in and immediately came back to open the reception to help us check in. We also helped us find the membership number very carefully. The overall hotel service and facilities are satisfactory, relatively clean and tidy. The soundproofing of the room is a bit unsatisfactory, but overall satisfaction (because the holidayinn service and facilities in the page town are really bad, there is no harm without comparison)
1515 N Hwy 191
From AED 356
Guest User: The Inca Inn Moab is an excellent starting point to the national parks - close to Arches and Canyonlands NP. The rooms are nice, big and clean. Just beside is the very good restaurant sultan. The staff is helpful and friendly. The service manager Arun has always a helping hand for the guests and is very active. I recommend the place with conviction.
570 N Main St
From AED 187
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#travelsafetytips Hot Rock, Hot Metal: Why I Avoided Delicate Arch at Midday Delicate Arch is one of Utah’s most iconic landmarks, rising dramatically from the red rock near Moab. But in the height of summer, the trail and the arch itself become dangerously hot. On my first visit, I touched the metal handrail near the viewpoint and pulled my hand back instantly—it was hot enough to burn. That’s when I realized noon hikes here are a bad idea. The trail to Delicate Arch is 3 miles round trip, fully exposed, and climbs over slickrock with little shade. In summer, surface temperatures can exceed 140°F. I now hike early in the morning or late afternoon, carry at least a gallon of water per person, and wear shoes with thick soles to protect against the heat radiating from the rock. The handrails and railings along the trail can become searing hot. I avoid touching them midday and use them only when necessary. I based myself in Moab, which has plenty of lodging, gear shops, and early-morning tour options. Delicate Arch is unforgettable—but in summer, timing is everything. Hike smart, stay cool, and don’t let the heat spoil the view.
#travelsafetytips Desert Beauty, Flash-Flood Risk: Camping Safely in The Needles The Needles district of Canyonlands National Park is a red-rock wonderland, but its beauty hides danger. When I camped there, a ranger reminded me not to pitch a tent in dry washes or low-lying slickrock basins—they’re natural flood zones. Even if the sky above is clear, storms elsewhere can send water rushing through these areas. The terrain is rugged and open, with few trees or shade. I chose a campsite on higher ground, away from any drainage paths. I also kept an eye on the sky and checked the weather forecast daily. Summer storms can appear fast and dump rain with little warning. Campsites in The Needles are by reservation, and group sites fill quickly. I booked through Recreation.gov and brought plenty of water—there are no reliable sources nearby. Temperatures swing dramatically, so I packed layers and sun protection. I explored the area from Moab and spent my days hiking trails like Chesler Park and the Joint Trail. The solitude is incredible, but the desert doesn’t forgive poor planning. Camp smart, stay high, and always check for flash-flood warnings.
#travelsafetytips That Photo Isn’t Worth the Fall: Slickrock Safety at Delicate Arch Delicate Arch is one of the most iconic sights in Utah—and at sunset, it glows like fire against the desert sky. The hike to reach it is rugged and beautiful, but when I saw tourists climbing onto the arch’s narrow rim for sunset selfies, I felt a chill. One slip on that slickrock, and there’s no second chance. The sandstone around the arch is steep, uneven, and dangerously slick, especially when dry or dusty. There are no guardrails and no safe place to fall. I stayed on the marked trail and kept a respectful distance from the edge, enjoying the view without turning it into a stunt. The hike is about 3 miles round trip with significant elevation gain and little shade. I started about two hours before sunset, carried at least two liters of water, and wore grippy trail shoes. A headlamp was essential for the walk back in the dark. I stayed in Moab and entered Arches National Park with a timed-entry reservation, which I booked in advance. The experience was unforgettable—but it’s not a photo op worth risking your life for. Admire the arch, stay grounded, and let the sunset come to you.
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When I was standing inside the secluded cliff alcove at False Kiva in Canyonlands National Park felt like stepping straight into a secret ancient sanctuary perched high above the world. Tucked beneath a massive sandstone overhang, the mysterious stone circle sits perfectly positioned to overlook the vast, cracked desert floor and sprawling canyon mesas far below. The sweeping natural cave roof forms a dramatic built-in vignette that frames wide-angle compositions with unbelievable depth and texture. It became instantly obvious to me why this hidden vantage point is unmatched for photo shot hogging, as every perspective naturally pulls your eye straight through the warm red rock arch toward the endless Utah horizon. Getting the absolute best out of your photoshoot hogging session requires a little patience and deliberate timing. Early morning or late afternoon light casts a magnificent golden glow that bounces off the cave ceiling, illuminating the interior walls without harsh shadows or blown-out highlights in the background canyon. While most visitors focus solely on capturing the stone circle from the very back of the cave, my favorite hidden gem angle is positioning the camera lower to the ground along the side wall to emphasize the contrast between the rough alcove ceiling and the vast open sky outside. Bringing a wide-angle lens allows you to capture the entire curved alcove frame in a single breathtaking shot that looks completely unreal on any feed. Exploring this iconic corner of Utah on a budget is wonderfully achievable with a bit of simple planning. The park entrance fee covers access to the Island in the Sky district, and you can maximize your budget by basing yourself nearby in Moab, where plenty of affordable motels, grocery stores, and local food trucks keep daily costs low. To save even more money, I packed my own trail lunches, water, and hiking snacks, allowing me to spend whole uninterrupted days out on the trails without needing to head back to town for meals. Your main expense will simply be fuel for driving between the park lookouts, making it a high-value destination for content creators looking to capture world-class landscapes without breaking the bank. A few key local insights will ensure your adventure to this fragile alcove goes smoothly and respectfully. The unmarked trail requires careful navigation over loose slickrock, so wearing proper hiking boots with strong traction and carrying plenty of drinking water is an absolute necessity. Because this site holds significant cultural value and delicate archaeological features, always practice Leave No Trace principles by staying outside the stone circle, never climbing on the rock walls, and leaving every piece of stone exactly as you found it. Pack a small microfiber towel to keep dust off your camera gear, and prepare to walk away with a breathtaking collection of images that will hog your photo gallery long after you return home. #FalseKiva #canyonlands #utahtravel #photoshoothogging #earthpix #desertvibes #photospothogging
I stood frozen on the sun-baked sandstone ledge, completely mesmerized as I looked straight down a staggering 2,000-foot vertical drop into a magnificent, scale-defying gooseneck bend of the Colorado River, and honestly, I had zero intentions of giving up this premier photo-hogging turf anytime soon! Nestled just a short drive from Moab, Utah, Dead Horse Point State Park delivers that jaw-dropping canyon grandeur without the suffocating crowds you often battle at neighboring national parks, making it an absolute dream for anyone looking to capture breathtaking shots in relative peace. To get here, I flew into Salt Lake City or Grand Junction, rented a car, and took the scenic drive down US-191 before turning onto Utah Highway 313, with the park entry costing just $20 per vehicle. For local tips and hidden gems, I recommend skipping the midday rush, arriving well before golden hour to snag a prime spot near the main overlook, and checking out the lesser-known rim trails like the East Rim Trail for intimate, crowd-free pockets of desert magic. Budget-wise, camping at the park’s electrical sites runs about $50 a night (though you need to book months in advance!), or you can base yourself in Moab for a range of motels and dining options that fit any travel style. But let's be real! the absolute highlight is camping out at that ultimate vantage point with your camera or phone, framing the colossal crimson layers and winding turquoise waters below, and unapologetically hogging the frame until you've secured every single cinematic angle imaginable! #DeadHorsePoint #UtahTravel #PhotoSpotHogging #MoabUtah #CanyonViews #TravelStorytelling #LandscapePhotography #HiddenGemsUtah #photospothogging
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When I drove a RV fleet around the western United States in 2016, I didn't include Arches National Park in the trip because the RVs were relatively slow and the mileage was long. This year, I added Arches National Park to the trip to the seven natural attractions in the western United States, as well as Monument Canyon, which I will visit tomorrow. Arches National Park is located near Moab, Utah, USA. It covers an area of 309 square kilometers and preserves more than 2,000 natural rock arches, including the world-famous Delicate Arch. The highest point in the park is Elephant Peak, which is 1,753 meters above sea level.
yccuiNatural wonders and shapes are rare. And axter seeing the corona arch, one wonders, how such a structure came into being. The place is silent and open.
Pakistani Travelermy kids love playing at the park we also eat there too
Sanchez22There is an interesting stone arch in the middle of the canyon.
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