Weekend Camping Trip in MoabEnjoy a weekend in the great outdoors among the iconic red rocks of the Utah desert. Here are some ideas for creating your own perfect weekend in Moab.AuthorsSteller
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Day 1

Entrajo Canyon
After settling into your campsite, Entrajo is beautiful slot canyon not too far outside of city limits.
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Moonflower Canyon Recreation Area
In Moonflower Canyon you can find petroglyphs dating back more than 2000 years!
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Day 2 - Arches National Park

Double Arch
Spend the Day exploring Arches National Park. The first landmark you will see in the park is the massive Double Arch.
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Courthouse Towers
Walk through the colossal monoliths and rock walls as you head towards Courthouse Towers.
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Balanced Rock
This gravity-defying boulder is one of only a few distinct geologic features clearly visible from the road. It's just a quick & easy .5-ish mile loop around the rock's base to get up close and personal with this iconic landmark.
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Delicate Arch
This is the largest free-standing arch in the park – you might recognize it from the state's license plate!
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Wolfe Ranch
Walk through this historic ranch that was built in 1898! Learn more about Wolfe Ranch and how it became a part of Arches National Park.
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Fiery Furnace
Get a permit or pay $16 for a guided tour with a ranger through the red desert rocks of the Fiery Furnace. (Note: There is an age restriction for those 5 and under as the tour/hike is rather difficult.)
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Skyline Arch
Take an easy hike and enjoy the views from the base of this colossal arch.
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Tapestry Arch
Hike down the .6 mile out-and-back trail to enjoy the views of Tapestry Arch with its unique rock colorations – hence the arch's name!
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Landscape Arch
Landscape Arch is located in a section of the park called Devil's Garden. To get to Landscape Arch you'll take an easy 1.8 mile trail, which also offers opportunities to branch off and see other arches in the area.
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Day 3 - Canyonlands National Park

Mesa Arch
Mesa Arch is one of the first landmarks you will find after passing the visitors center. Ahead of you lies a day full of adventures in Canyonlands National Park!
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Aztec Butte
Enjoy a hike out to see this beautiful butte. The Trail is 1.4 miles long and is rated moderate. Make sure when the trail splits that you follow the east fork as this will lead you to the butte.
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Upheaval Dome
The structure is believed to either be the site of a meteorite impact or a salt dome, both of whichwould've occurred millions of years ago. Scientists use this site to gather information about the land and what may have been there long ago.
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Candlestick Tower
As you drive along in the park, keep your eye out for scenic pullouts where you can enjoy sweeping views of the land – most distinctive on the horizon being the solitary Candlestick Tower.
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White Rim Road
Shift your vehicle in four-wheel drive and check out this scenic drive! (Note: Your vehicle should also have high clearance as the weather can change the road conditions.) This 100 mile road loops around the Island in the Sky mesa top and has stunning views of the land below and all around.
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Grand View Point Overlook
Enjoy this scenic overlook with panoramic views of Canyonlands. It's located in the Island of the Sky area of the park.
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Places to Stay

Moab KOA Holiday
Whether you're in need of an RV site, a tent site, or a cabin, this KOA has them all. They have Wi-Fi, a pool (open seasonally), a hot tub, a sauna, a pavilion, and a dog park.
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