Westwater Multi-Sport WESTWATER CANYON 4 DAY MULTI-SPORT ADVENTURE

Westwater Multi-Sport WESTWATER CANYON 4 DAY MULTI-SPORT ADVENTURE

Westwater Multi-Sport WESTWATER CANYON 4 DAY MULTI-SPORT ADVENTURE What to Expect N e Day-by-Day Itinerary Typical Day w s Westwater Canyon - Full Day Rafting Physical Requirements Camping with Western Western s Fleet of Rafts Get Ready! Packing List Packing Tips Pre-Trip Travel Information Payment & Cancellation Western 7258 Racquet River Expeditions Club Drive 7258 Salt Racquet Lake City, Club Utah Drive 84121 HOURS: EMAIL: Mon-Fri gorafting@westernriver.com 7:00am 6:00pm MST EMAIL: ONLINE: gorafting@westernriver.com www.westernriver.com TOLL-FREE: 800-453-7450 LOCAL: 801-942-6669 2 2

SOUTHWEST SAMPLER Westwater Multi-Sport WESTWATER CANYON 4 DAY MULTI-SPORT ADVENTURE Experience different adventures every day with all the comforts of home each night. Discover the excitement of Colorado River rafting through legendary Westwater Canyon named The West s Best Short Whitewater Trip by National Geographic. Explore Moab s breathtaking back country on an exhilarating Hummer Safari. Enjoy an optional horseback ride in Utah s famous Castle Valley where you ll recognize scenes from countless movies and commercials. Every night you ll stay in the luxurious comfort of Red Cliffs Lodge located on the banks of the Colorado River. Surrounded by two of America s most astounding national parks and combined with endless opportunities for world-class fun, Moab, Utah is the ideal departure city for Western s Westwater Canyon Multi-Sport Adventure. Itinerary & Travel Information DAY ONE» Check in after 3 PM to Red Cliffs Lodge on the banks of the Colorado River, a secluded location 14 miles outside of downtown Moab. Take the evening to unwind at the pool, read a book on your private patio or explore famous Castle Valley. Savor a spectacular sunset dinner on the Red Cliffs Lodge deck overlooking the Colorado River. DAY TWO» After breakfast at Red Cliffs, meet at Western River s Moab Adventure Center at 9:45 AM for an exhilarating off-road Hummer Safari. You ll access Moab s spectacular back country in style and comfort aboard the world s most serious 4x4. Climb to the top of seldom-seen, awe-inspiring overlooks and return with a new feeling of freedom and unforgettable memories. Grab a lunch in one of Moab s unique restaurants before returning to Red Cliffs Lodge. Take the afternoon to explore the National Parks or go horseback riding (rides are offered at Red Cliffs Lodge - advance booking recommended). DAY THREE & FOUR» After an early morning breakfast buffet, a shuttle will arrive at Red Cliffs (approx 7:30 AM) to take you to Westwater Canyon. Labeled The West s Best Short Whitewater Trip by National Geographic, this oneday Utah rafting adventure gives you everything from relaxation on calm waters winding through amazing geologic formations to the excitement of Colorado River whitewater. After your return to Red Cliffs Lodge around 6:00 PM, you ll have time to enjoy a dinner in town on your own or spend another evening dining at Red Cliffs. DAY FOUR» Enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet and relish one final morning at Red Cliffs Lodge before checking out by 11:00 AM. Head home with endless stories of the perfect adventure in Moab, Utah. Note: Upon check-in, you ll receive a voucher for one dinner at Red Cliff s Cowboy Grill Restaurant, and three vouchers for breakfast. QUICK FACTS Southwest Sampler: 4 days, 3 nights Minimum age: 12 years old Begins and Ends: Moab, Utah Travel Time from Nearest Major City: Salt Lake City, UT (4 hr drive) Denver, CO (6 hr drive) Las Vegas, NV (8 hr drive) Current Rates, visit: www.westernriver.com RATE INCLUDES LODGING» 3 nights at Red Cliffs Ranch on the Colorado River HUMMER SAFARI» Thrilling off-road adventure into Moab s backcountry RAFTING» Class II rapids and scenic float on Colorado River (2 days) HIKING» Short walks to longer hikes over moderate terrain (all optional) MEALS» 3 breakfasts & 1 dinner at Red Cliffs Lodge, 1 lunch on river TRANSFERS» To and from all activities and Moab Adventure Center 3

A Typical Day on the River After meeting your guides you will be given a trip orientation that will include how and where you can sit on the rafts, how to hold on, and safety precautions while on the river. A typical day will include rafting for a few hours at a time, stopping for scenic side-canyon hikes, bathroom breaks, lunch and possible swimming opportunities. Visiting with new-found friends and learning river lore and geology from our welltrained guides add to the enjoyment of each day. After a full day of learning and fun we arrive in camp. Guests will be allowed to find their favorite campsite and then return to the rafts for the famous fire line - the way we load and unload rafts. Your help in passing the gear off the boat is greatly appreciated; however, if you have physical restrictions or limitations that would prohibit you from participating you are not required to help. The first evening in camp, the guides will give a demonstration on how to easily assemble the cots and tents and will be available to help you if you need additional assistance. Western River provides cots, tents, sleeping bags, sheets, camp chair and water-proof gear bags for all guests. You ll have no need to worry about bringing any of your own camping equipment. While you relax at the river s edge, your guides will prepare dinner. Every night is different, but the menu may include items such as grilled chicken breast, steak with sautéed onions, pasta or fresh fish. At night, whether you choose to sleep in your tent or under the vast canopy of stars, the fresh night air and the rhythm of the river will lull you to sleep. Each morning, your guides will prepare a delicious breakfast. You ll have a chance to enjoy eating before returning to your campsite to take down your tent and cot and pack up your belongings in your dry bag. After bringing your bag down to the boats, guests participate in the fire line once again and you are off on another funfilled day of adventure. Rafting Trips vs. Other Vacations The setting and pace of a rafting adventure gives you something you don t find in other vacations. On a Western River Expedition, you will quickly discover why so many are calling this the best vacation of their lives. It s the combination of drifting over tranquil pools of water under the shadows of towering rock formations, the exhilaration and thrill of rolling waves and crashing whitewater, the exploration of seldom-seen waterfalls and Native American history, the peaceful moments of reflection as you gaze up at the star-studded sky and the fresh feeling of renewal as the morning sun slowly filters through winding canyons. All this provides an indescribable sense of belonging. A sense of oneness with yourself and those around you. A sense of adventure, reflection and renewal. Come discover the difference. Our trip was amazing! I felt like a kid again. The guides were wonderful and really helped make the experience a great one. I would love to do this again! DONNA, New York City AMAZING!!! The trip itself was awesome: beautiful scenery, exciting rapids, awesome night skies...but really, it was the people that made the trip what it was! Fellow rafters: an extraordinary group of folks from all over the US, we really melded into a river family! The crew: Josh, Mark, Shad and John took such great care of all of us, were knowledgeable about the river, and were entertaining, fun, and funny!! This was definitely a trip to remember. I m feeling a bit of post-river withdrawals, but thinking back on the great times we all shared, makes me smile all over again! If you re considering doing a raft trip with Western, don t hesitate!! You ll be so glad you did! QUINN - Bend, Oregon 4

Rafts on the Colorado River On Colorado River trips through Westwater Canyon, offers both oar rigs and paddleboats. You ll be able to experience the excitement of a paddleboat or ride aboard a comfortable oar rig piloted by Western s skilled guides. The use of paddleboats in Westwater Canyon is determined by water levels. Generally, Western uses oar rigs earlier in the season (May-June) and both oar rigs and paddleboats later in the season (July-August). Western s Oar Rig As the water levels change during the season, Western s guides adeptly maneuver four to six passenger oar rigs. These specially designed 18-foot boats offer a comfortable ride and are selfbailing which means that any water that comes into the raft immediately flows back out. These boats carry the camping and cooking comforts necessary for nights along the Green or Colorado Rivers. I Western s Paddle Raft In conjunction with our Oar rigs, Western also offers paddleboats which provide hands-on excitement in conquering the waves with a spirited team of 6 to 8 rafters. Paddlers need not have any prior experience as Western s guides will provide ample instruction and ensure everyone s success. Western s Inflatable Kayak Also known as a duckie or duck, these twoperson inflatable kayaks let you challenge the rapids on your own. They also provide a peaceful and relaxing way to recline and gaze up at the spectacular scenery in the calm stretches of river. If you ve never paddled before, acquiring some basic paddle skills with the help of a guide takes only a few minutes. Inflatable kayaks are available throughout the trip and guests can take turns enjoying the ride. 5

Accommodations Red Cliffs Lodge While the West is best known for its rugged landscape and hardy adventures, staying at the Red Cliffs Lodge is anything but primitive. Every room at Red Cliffs Lodge has a soothing view of either the Colorado River (just 100 feet away) or Castle Creek, which runs through the property. The scenery is both spectacular and private. In addition, each room and suite is designed to capture the frontier spirit of the West, with solid log furniture, knotty pine accents and muted stucco palettes. But because even the most adventurous traveler craves a little civilization, every suite and cabin at the Lodge is stocked with plenty of genteel pleasures. Every luxury room is a mini suite featuring: My husband and I booked this trip as our 20 year anniversary celebration and WHAT A TRIP! The guides were awesome, Red Cliffs Lodge was amazing! The excursions were all very well done (not too long, not too short). And then there is the scenery...can t beat it! We are already planning to come again next year with the kids! Great job!! DEEANN - Texas This was the best vacation we have ever taken! We booked extra trips with Western River and all were fantastic. CATHERINE - Portsmouth, RI Separate kitchenette Coffee pot Refrigerator Microwave Air-conditioner Separate dining area Fully tiled bathrooms with bathtub/showers Carpet/Mexican Satillo Tile throughout TOILET FACILITIES Western uses a portable toilet and hand wash system that is set up each day in camp in a secluded location that assures privacy. The toilet is available from the time we pull into camp until we leave the following day. An orientation concerning everything from rapid safety to bathrooms will be given at the beginning of your trip. 6

Physical Requirements for Rafting Trips Our primary concern is participant safety. The nature of an outdoor adventure involves some physical exertion and also possible exposure to weather conditions that can fluctuate greatly due to heat, sun, wind, or rain. We do have experience accommodating persons with a wide range of physical challenges, disabilities, or medical and health conditions. However, we have found that for some people the fact of age, weight, lack of conditioning, heart or other disease, can endanger themselves, other guests or create additional hardship that diminishes the suitability or enjoyment of this type of vacation. Please consider these conditions in making your choice of river adventures. Please check with your physician prior to your trip if you have any medical or health condition or if you are taking any medications, and then notify us of how we can better help you with these conditions. In general, participants will need to meet the following physical requirements: Fit into a Type 5 Life Jacket (maximum chest size is 52 ) required by the National Park Service Ability to securely grip ropes provided for handholds while running the rapids Enough agility to climb on and off the rafts this could be as much as a 2-3 foot reach and often on wet and slippery surfaces Ability to navigate uneven terrain on hikes and in camp Carry your own dry bag which will include your 20-pound duffle bag along with the sleeping bag and ground cover we provide Our principle objective is for you and your fellow guests to have an enjoyable and fulfilling experience. If you are concerned about any of these requirements, please call our friendly staff to further discuss which trip is right for you. Our Participant Acknowledgement of Risks Form will more fully describe some of the inherent risks involved in these activities. We look forward to having you join us on the adventure of a lifetime. Weather We always hope for good weather but you should be prepared for the possibility of cooler weather and storms. This is applicable to all trips throughout the season. The following chart shows averages for the months of March through October. Temperatures and precipitation will vary. A rain storm or a cool front can happen anytime. You can find current weather forecasts at: www.westernriver.com/trips/westwater/weather.php The most amazing adventure of a lifetime. The majesty of the Canyon is beyond anything I could have imagined and the hiking into the side canyons awesome. Our guides Johnny, Wiley, Nate and Patrick are people I will never forget. They were entertaining, knowledgeable, funny, the best cooks ever and just wonderful, wonderful people. The team on our rig were fabulous as well, again amazing and wonderful people. Thank you all so much, I had so much fun going down the rapids my sides ached from laughing and I dream of the day I will be able to return. This trip was out of this world and beyond my dreams. SANDRA - United Kingdom TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION MOAB, UTAH: MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT Mean Max. Temperature 64 76 84 98 100 99 86 77 Mean Min. Temperature 33 39 49 58 62 61 50 40 Precipitation (inches) 0.9 1.2 1.1 0.1 1.2 0.8 0.8 1.6 7

Packing List & Travel Tips As you prepare for outdoor adventure, having the right gear is essential for your comfort. Although the weather is generally very pleasant in the spring and summer months, you should prepare for the possibility of stormy weather. Please refer to the lists below for an idea of what to bring on each of your adventures. HUMMER SAFARI Shorts and t-shirt Comfortable shoes Sunscreen and Sunglasses For added sun protection, consider a hat and lightweight long-sleeve shirt and/or pants Water and snacks will be provided WESTWATER CANYON RAFTING TRIP Swimsuit (2-piece swimsuit and quick-drying shorts recommended for women) Quick-drying shirt consider a long-sleeve shirt for added sun protection Sturdy water sandals or shoes Rain suit or poncho Sunscreen Sunscreen lip balm Sunglasses with safety strap Hat with safety strap Sport water bottle with clip or carabiner Medication if needed (cool storage is available) Camera waterproof digital camera with extra batteries and memory cards recommended (Note: online post-trip photo sharing will be available for those with digital images. You will be given access information via email. Please ensure we have your accurate email address on file.) HORSEBACK RIDE (optional activity at ranch) Long pants Comfortable shirt (consider a lightweight, long-sleeve shirt for added sun protection) Closed-toe shoes Sunscreen and Sunglasses Sport water bottle with clip or carabiner GRATUITIES Your guides will make every effort to see that each of your adventures is enjoyable and successful. Gratuities for guides are appropriate, greatly appreciated and at your discretion, as a gesture of thanks for their professionalism and service. As guides for each activity will likely differ, you ll want to take some cash on each of the trips. A suggested per-person guideline is between $5 and $15 for Hummer and Horseback tours and $10 to $25 on the rafting trip. The common practice is to give the gratuity to the guide at the end of the trip. In trips where multiple guides have participated, the gratuity will be split amongst all of them. 8

Items provided by 3 Nights accommodations at Red Cliffs Lodge Off-Road Hummer Safari Westwater Canyon rafting trip (includes lunch, snacks and unlimited water and lemonade) Transfers to and from Westwater Canyon (from Red Cliffs) Breakfast at Red Cliffs on days 2, 3 and 4 1 dinner at Red Cliffs Lodge - can be used on day 1 or 2 (one dinner on your own). You may choose a horseback ride at Red Cliffs for an additional fee. Professional, licensed guides Custom rafts and lifejackets Be Prepared for Any Weather: Weather is always present on a river trip... Temperatures can fluctuate daily, and may even disobey predicted weather forecasts! It is wise to come prepared for anything, but we realize there are weight and size limitations for packing. While we cannot predict it all, hopefully we ve given you the proper insights and information to prepare you for the adventure of a lifetime! Rain Gear vs. Paddle Gear Get Ready in One Order: Red Rock Outfitters Through several decades of experience on the river, Western knows what clothing and gear will keep you smiling every second of your adventure. Specifically, we ve bundled The Works for him, for her and one for gear in general. Get a FREE item with a Works purchase. For your convenience, you can order all these items online with Western s retail division: redrockoutfitters.com Moab Adventure Center A large slection of clothing, footwear and gear is available at Western s Moab Adventure Center. Key Feature: Easy to wear, versatile, best in warmer weather and rain. PROS: Keeps you relatively dry without the sweat chamber effect Blocks wind-chill after rapids Versatile purpose/easy to wear Best for rain, shields whitewater Key Feature: Neoprene rubber gaskets around wrists & neck. Best in cold weather & whitewater. PROS: Nothing better for staying dry Ideal when weather remains cold Blocks water from all directions Best for whitewater CONS: Not waterproof during large rapids Getting cold can be a threat to fun CONS: Hot & sweaty in warm weather Pullover style can be difficult Specialized purpose lacks versatility No hood for rainstorms 9

The morning of your trip: Eat a good breakfast at Red Cliffs Cowboy Grill. Meet the shuttle bus at approx. 8:15 am in front of the Red Cliffs Lodge reception area. Come dressed and ready to raft (see diagram below): 30 minute bus ride to the Westwater Canyon boat ramp. BIG SMILE A smile is a curve that sets a lot of things straight RETENTION DEVICE(S) River guides invented these thirty years ago for hats and sunglasses. They work! LIFE JACKET / PFD Available at the river s edge, with the rafts LIP BALM & SUNSCREEN At least 30 SPF - You will have time to apply this before rafting MEDICATION (if needed) WATERPROOF CAMERA Or use a waterproof / sandproof case QUALITY RAIN GEAR Good quality rain gear is handy for rain, but especially for rapids! Things to bring: Extra snacks, if desired. (Snacks will be provided during the trip). Photo ID, a major credit card, and cash for gratuities. HAT FOR SUN PROTECTION Wide-brimmed hat, baseball cap or visor COMFORTABLE SHIRT Best with UPF for sun protection SUNGLASSES They re not just for Hollywood looks QUICK DRY SHORTS Makes sitting on the raft more comfortable WATER BOTTLE WITH A CLIP Always drink lots of water in the desert STURDY WATER SANDALS OR SHOES No flip flops, mukluks, cowboy boots, spurs, etc. Camera(s) - Phones as cameras in waterproof cases/sleeves (Cell service unavailable) Gear provided: Lifejacket / PFD will be handed out and proper fitting will be demonstrated by your guides when you meet them at the rafts. Rafts: This trip uses oar-rig rafts and paddle rafts. It s an Expedition! River water levels vary throughout the rafting season. Weather is always present on a river trip... Temperatures can fluctuate daily, and may even disobey predicted weather forecasts! Trip includes some stretches of calm water both before and after whitewater rapids. Things to leave: (NOT TO BRING ON THE RIVER) Car keys should be left in secure location in your room at Red Cliffs Unnecessary electronic devices (game devices for kids, etc.) Jewelry 10

Pre-Trip Travel Information Centered around the quaint town of Moab, Utah this trip offers plenty of opportunity for additional adventure, shopping, dining and relaxing. At any time before departure, Western can add to your itinerary additional activities, lodging, airport shuttle, and Jeep rental. Simply give us a call and we ll arrange everything for you. WHERE AND WHEN TO MEET For additional lodging before or after your Westwater Multi-Sport, there are plenty of hotel choices in town as well as condominiums and guest homes. Some of the closest hotels include Gonzo Inn,Big Horn Lodge - where you are a guest of Western River at a discounted rate. Many guests like to reserve additional nights at Red Cliffs Lodge where you ll spend the 3 nights of your trip. HOW TO GET TO MOAB If you re flying, the following options are generally the most common: Fly directly to Moab, Utah (CNY) and get a shuttle into town or rent a Jeep Fly to Grand Junction, Colorado (GJT) and rent a car (113 miles, 2 hour drive) Fly to Salt Lake City, Utah (SLC) and rent a car (234 miles, 4 hour drive) I had a great time on this trip, I would recommend this trip to anyone. The guides were unbelivable, they made the trip even better. Their knowledge of the river and the canyons were second to none. Besides their knowledge, the guides were alot of fun to talk with and listen to their stories. I expected to have a good time on the trip, and my expectations were met tenfold. TIM - Kansas Post-Trip Travel You ll finish your optional horseback ride around 11:30 AM the final day of your trip. You ll have a little time to take a quick shower and gather your belongings from your room before checking out. Many guests like to extend this itinerary with additional nights at Red Cliffs Lodge and additional activities such as canyoneering or mountain biking. We ll be happy to help accommodate any extension requests. ADVENTURE EXTENSIONS» For 2-hour to full-day excursions in Moab, Utah before or after your trip plus helpful Moab area information, visit: moabadventurecenter.com - give us a call! 888-622-4097 or 435-259-7019 11

General Information ARCHES NATIONAL PARK» The entrance to Arches National Park is just minutes away from Moab. A casual drive, and a few short, easy hikes in Arches will bring you to some of the most astounding scenery on planet earth. You can drive this route on your own, or enjoy a guided Sunset Bus Tour, provided by Moab Adventure Center. On your own, you can explore the famous Delicate Arch (pictured to the right) requiring a moderate self-guided hike; the same can be done with several hikes within the park boundaries. CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK» Canyonlands is vast, and the terrain makes it extremely difficult, and time-consuming to explore by land. A four-day Cataract Canyon Expedition, which includes a scenic flight over Canyonlands, is also a great way to explore this wilderness of stone, but not a quick option. A few quick ways to see Canyonlands is by Jetboat or by Scenic Flight - both available through Moab Adventure Center. A self-guided drive 45 minutes north of Moab to the overlooks within National Park boundary is also very rewarding. They are impressive! Pictured to the right, is Mesa Arch in the sunrise hours. DEAD HORSE POINT STATE PARK OVERLOOK» This state park, bordering Canyonlands National Park, is one famous overlook; one of the most photographed overlooks in the world - often mistaken as an image of the Grand Canyon (pictured to the right). A 45-minute drive north of Moab will get you there. You can also roll onto a Mountain Bike Tour on the Intrepid Trail, taking you to several overlook points along the rim. Make reservations for these tours at Moab Adventure Center. OTHER QUESTIONS» If you have additional questions, our friendly staff is available Monday Friday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Mountain Time. Also, visit us online at westernriver.com for more information. Be sure to see our FAQS & POLICIES section online under each trip. Payment & Cancellation Policies PAYING YOUR BALANCE Payment in full is due 90 days prior to trip departure and may be paid by check (preferably) or credit card. For your convenience, we offer an automatic payment service to charge the balance due to your credit card 90 days prior to trip departure. We reserve the right to cancel your reservation if full payment is not collected by the due date. CANCELLATION & REFUNDS The cancellation policy applies at the time of deposit. Details regarding cancellations and travel changes for each trip can be found at WesternRiver. com or on your reservation confirmation. If you must cancel any reservation, the cancellation policy applies in every instance and there will be no exceptions for any reason. Western will not issue any refund for arriving late or leaving a trip early. is not responsible for any expenses incurred in preparation for any cancelled trips or for costs incurred due to travel delays, flight cancellations, or illness. If you are concerned about the possibility of having to cancel, you may find information about cancellation coverage and policy details at: westernriver.com/cancellation This was an incredible trip for our family. We have not stopped talking about how much fun we had and how great the people were that we met. As great as everything was, truly the guides were the key to making this trip so fantastic. They were all absolutely amazing; they were not only expert rafters, but great cooks, funny, outgoing, kind, etc., etc. We all miss them. We have so many wonderful memories. This trip was a true gift. We will treasure it for the rest of our lives. Thank you for a family vacation of a lifetime. JEAN - Connecticut 12

Fairfield Inn Canyonlands by Night Colorado River WESTWATER MULTI-SPORT Arches National Park Entrance < 4 miles > Canyonlands Field Airport < 16 miles > Dead Horse Point State Park < 32 miles > Canyonlands N.P. Entrance < 35 miles > Canyonlands Mesa Arch < 38 miles > Canyonlands N.P. Overlook < 44 miles > Aarchway Inn Moab Burger Company & Atomic Lounge MULTI-DAY RAFT TRIP PARKING KANE CREEK BLVD. Colorado River Portal RV Resort 500 WEST Denny s 400 NORTH Moab Regional Hospital Moab Springs Ranch Sunset Grill Moab Rec & Pool Gonzo Inn MAIN STREET Negro Bill Canyon < milepost 3 > Red Cliffs Lodge < milepost 14 > Sorrel River Ranch < milepost 17 > Fisher Towers < milepost 23 > Westwater Canyon < 63 miles > Swanny City Park Desert Bistro 100 WEST Jailhouse Cafe Miguel s Baja Grill Pasta Jay s Peace Tree 200 SOUTH Zax Hampton Inn Sweet Cravings MoYo (Frozen Yogurt) Wendy s Sahaki Sushi Singh Ha Tai Cuisine Eddy McStiff s Moab Diner 100 EAST 200 EAST Things to do in Moab: Hummer Safari on Hell s Revenge Trail Hike or bus tour in Arches National Park Rafting Colorado River (day trips, including Westwater Canyon). Early morning Hot Air Ballooning Scenic Flights over the National Parks Mtn. Biking Tours Horseback Rides Canyoneering & Rock Climbing Zipline Adventure Stand-up Paddleboarding on Colorado River Jetboat Adventures on Colorado River 4x4 Jeep Rentals Eat & Shop someplace cool! Ask a local about a good hike nearby......there s so much to explore! Fisher Towers hike Corona Arch hike Delicate Arch hike (Arches National Park) Negro Bill Canyon hike Dead Horse Point Overlook (State Park) Mesa Arch Overlook (Canyonlands) 200 NORTH 300 EAST 100 NORTH 100 SOUTH 400 EAST CENTER STREET Walker Drug Subway 300 SOUTH Moab Grill Bighorn Lodge City Market Milt s Stop & Eat Dave s Corner Market MILL CREEK DRIVE TO SLICKROCK TRAIL & HELL S REVENGE McDonalds Moab Brewery Paradox Pizza Blu Pig La Quinta Kiwanis Park SAND FLATS RD. LaSal National Forest < 18 miles > Castle Valley (LaSal Loop) < 60+ miles > Needles District, Canyonlands N.P. < 68 miles > Monument Valley Tribal Park < 120 miles > Mesa Verde National Park < 150 miles > 13