Follow spectacular trails atop Dead Horse Point, a vast mesa with an incredible view of the Colorado River as it twists through a gooseneck canyon 2,000 feet below you • Marvel at the wilderness and jaw-dropping scenery of Canyonlands National Park, the largest and least developed of Utah’s national parks • Explore the Needles, clusters of sandstone spires in the southern end of the park • Chesler Park Overlook offers a vivid panorama of the Needles’ red and white layers of Cedar Mesa Sandstone, as well as views of the La Sal Mountains • The afternoon is yours to 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 • Hike to some of the park’s most iconic features, including Double Arch and Delicate Arch • Explore to your heart’s content before heading to our rustic riverside hotel • Wind your way up, down and around an adventurous trail leading toward expansive views of the soaring sandstone formations known as Fisher Towers, a series of enormous monoliths • Look for climbers scaling the towers and enjoy sweeping views of Castle Valley, Onion Creek and the Colorado River below • Lounge poolside or visit the lodge’s Moab Film and Western Heritage Museum in the afternoon • Journey to Colorado National Monument, home to 20,500 acres of sandstone monoliths and red-rock canyons • Meander through geologic time on the Monument Canyon Trail.