Begin your exploration of Utah's desert wonderland with a hike to Corona and Bowtie Arches, two striking pothole arches located just west of Moab • Canyonlands National Park, containing some of the most remote land in the continental United States, offers a different perspective with its landscape of mesas and canyons • From atop the park's Island in the Sky area, you can see the Colorado River twisting through a gooseneck canyon 2,000 feet below you • As we walk around nature's potholes on slickrock—an ancient seabed—the colorful spires of the Needles provide the view • Wander around the quirky town of Moab or relax by the hotel pool.

Prepare to be awestruck in Arches National Park, home to the world's greatest concentration of natural sandstone arches • Explore one of the most unique areas of the park: the Windows Section • Check out some of Arches' most iconic features, including Double Arch and Delicate Arch • You may spot climbers scaling the towers as you relax and soak in views of Castle Valley, Onion Creek and the Colorado River • A twisting adventurous trail serves up views of the soaring sandstone formations known as Fisher Towers, just one of this week’s many geologic wonders • Colorado National Monument holds geologic treasures and spectacular views waiting to be discovered during leisurely walks • While the afternoon away at our rustic riverside hotel • Whatever your pace, the comfort of our lodge awaits at trail’s end • Visit the lodge's Moab Film and Western Heritage Museum or beat the heat poolside.