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Walking is the most perfect form of motion for a person who wants to discover true life. – Henry David Thoreau

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Discover Untamed Hiking Trails

Hikes in and Around Moab, Utah

Moab is home to some of the most iconic trails in the world. Towering arches, sculpted canyons, desert rivers, and hidden valleys create endless opportunities to explore on foot. Whether you’re looking for a short family-friendly stroll or a challenging backcountry trek, this is your complete hub for hiking in and around Moab.

Infographic showing a 3-day family itinerary in Moab, Utah. Day 1 includes Sand Dune Arch, Balanced Rock, Moab Giants Dinosaur Park, dinner at Zax Restaurant, and frozen yogurt at MOYO FROYO. Day 2 features rafting the Moab Daily, Rotary Park playtime, dinner at Moab Diner, and a downtown stroll for souvenirs. Day 3 highlights Corona Arch hike, Mill Creek Swimming Hole, dinner at Moab Food Truck Park, and sunset at Arches viewpoint.

Explore Hiking Trails by Area

Use our interactive trail finder to browse hikes across Moab. Filter by distance, difficulty, family-friendliness, and more.

  • Arches National Park – Delicate Arch, Landscape Arch, Devil’s Garden, and other world-famous hikes.

  • Canyonlands National Park – Island in the Sky overlooks, Needles backcountry trails, and remote Maze routes.

  • Moab City & Surrounds – Hidden gems like Corona Arch, Fisher Towers, and Negro Bill Canyon.

  • La Sal Mountains – Alpine lakes and cool forest hikes, perfect for summer days.

  • Scenic Walks & Pullouts – Short, easy options along Potash Road, Kane Creek, and Hwy 128.

Top Hiking Destinations

Moab has a multitude of unique hiuking experiences to suit any ability or comfort level. Take some time to learn about the options that are available. 

While the endless options may seem daunting, take solace in the fact fellow adventurer that there is not a bad choice. Only different degrees of awesome!

Popular Moab Hikes

If you’re just starting out, here are some of the most rewarding hikes to consider:

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