guided Hikes in moab
Looking for something a little easier for everyone? No ropes, just your hiking shoes? Or maybe you are in Moab all by your lonesome and just want to have someone to talk to on your hike? Either way, we have you covered. Follow us out on a variety of easy to moderate guided hiking tours to see some stunning views, ancient indigenous art, native flora, local sights, historical wonders and incredible desert landscapes around Moab, Utah!
Fisher Towers
The Fisher Towers are a wonder of geology, with mud-like spires reaching upwards in wild and unusual shapes. Home to the climb Ancient Art, you will immediately understand the name when you see the cork-screw like feature barely attached atop the tower. Additionally, this area hosts the largest free-standing natural tower in the United States.
3 hours, Moderate Difficulty Private Trip (Just your group!)
$350 for 1 person.
$250 per person for 2 people
$200 per person for 3+ people
Bring a pair of sturdy shoes, a hat, appropriate clothing for the weather, water and snacks. Trekking poles recommended but not required.
Longbow Arch Trail
This hike follows the Poison Spider Trailhead past dinosaur tracks and petroglyphs, then winds through petrified sand dunes to end at a hidden Arch!
2 hours, Easy Difficulty Private Trip (Just your group!)
$200 for 1 person.
$125 per person for 2 people
$100 per person for 3+ people
Bring a pair of sturdy shoes, a hat, appropriate clothing for the weather, water and snacks. Trekking poles recommended but not required.
Castleton Tower
Enjoy incredible scenic views hiking to the base of Castleton Tower, an iconic rock spire located in Castle Valley. With stunning views of the La Sals and the red desert valley, this hike is a great intermediate-level trail that is usually only trafficked by Climbers!
4 hours roundtrip, moderate+ Difficulty. Private Trip (Just your group!)
$350 for 1 person.
$250 per person for 2 people
$200 per person for 3+ people
Bring a pair of sturdy shoes, a hat, appropriate clothing for the weather, water and snacks. Trekking poles recommended but not required.