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What's not to love? Red and Orange Rocks canyons, other-worldly formations, and of course -- for those who pursue it -- the classic "silence of the desert" per Edward Abby. I always love the feeling of dropping into Moab from the north on 191. — AnonymousI was in Moab area September 2004 hiking in Canyonlands and Arches National Park. What a wonderful place to enjoy the great outdoors, in many ways. Now I'm planning a trip for June 2009 for more hiking, rafting, maybe some biking this time, and who knows what else! — Jamie from MaineI love this place, it's practically my second home. It's the perfect place to be if you enjoy the outdoors. Hiking, climbing, mountain biking -- it's all there! — AnonymousMoab is beautiful and an excellant place to base your visits to the surrounding area. The natural beauty in Amazing! Check out rafting the San Juan river 2 hours south of Moab. — SaraiMoab is a town that seems to be rebeling against the Mormon state it's stuck in. — AnonymousArches National Park was full of wonderful sights. The La Sal Mountains are gorgeous!! I love Moab and will come back there someday. — Traveler from Tennessee
