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The 10 most popular canyoneering & rappelling in Moab. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Private half-day canyoneering in Moab with hotel pickup, all gear and 4 rappels, beginner coaching, safety-first guidance for $199.
“Sean was an awesome guide. Very patient. We were novices. He calmed us down and we had experiences that pushed us out of our comfort zones. This was a blast; even our kids that were scared of heights said it was blast. This is our favorite excursion of our trip thus far.”
Moab rappeling through Medieval Chamber slot canyon, a 120-foot free-hanging rappel by Morning Glory Bridge, then hike Grandstaff Canyon.
“I booked this for my husband and I. I am afraid of heights. So the morning of our trip we went to the office to discuss exactly what would happen. First and foremost anyone who has given any of these wonderful employees a bad rating really need to be honest about themselves. Everyone I encountered…”
Half-day Moab canyoneering with two guided rappels, a morning hike in slot canyon, and close views of Morning Glory Arch.
“Cage, our guide, was amazing, knowledgeable, and trained for everything, including EMT. Not that we needed that part of his training, but it’s comforting to know this is a requirement of this company. The experience was super fun and the hike back out was gorgeous. Highly recommend”
Moab canyoneering from NAVTEC Expeditions: rappel, squeeze through red-rock slots, learn real rope skills, with half-day or Robbers Roost full-day options.
“This was an AMAZING excursion! You need to be moderately fit and not afraid of heights. Mike is a fantastic, knowledgeable, and kind leader! Our family of 3 was lucky enough to be alone with him which was truly enjoyable. I have travelled a lot and have participated in many adventurous excursions. This one was…”
Guided canyoneering at Goblin Valley: hike, rappel into Goblin’s Lair, see skylight sunbeams, then enjoy Robbers Roost views.
“WARNING!!! – If you are looking for an excursion in Moab, UT, this is NOT IT. If you are not familiar with the area, you will not realize until it is too late that this excursion is in Goblin Valley State Park and Goblin Valley is 2 hours away from Moab! We booked this tour…”
Private half-day Moab canyoneering with gear, transport, and expert guidance. Rappels, scrambling, and possible icy swim finish.
“This was an excellent adventure! Our guide, Jake was very accommodating. The Viator site failed to tell us we would be chest deep in water at times, so we failed to bring appropriate footwear for that. Jake immediately pivoted and brought us on a different adventure that was just amazing. Two great rappels, some small…”
Private full-day slot canyoneering from Moab with A/C pickup, expert guide, and all gear provided for Canyonlands-style canyons.
“The solo trip that Zach took us was fantastic, In the most busy weekend of the year, Zach found a great hiking & rappelling trip —— and we were the only ones on the mountain! Zach is a very experienced and trusted guide. He explained the mechanics of rappelling to us novices and we had…”
Half-day canyoneering in Moab with a short 4x4 ride, slot-canyon rappels, and a guided 200-foot descent into Dad Gum Canyon.
“Hike was awesome, had a blast. Only wish there were more rappels to do on the hike”
Moab canyoneering with rappels off arches, then SUP on the Colorado River. Guided, lunch included, small groups, 6 hours.
“My brother and I did the rappelling and paddle boarding combo and had a blast. We were the only two in our group. Nate was an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide who kept every second of the experience interesting. We had never rappelled before but felt completely safe with the equipment and Nate’s guidance. The company…”
Private 5-7 hour canyoneering in Moab with hotel pickup, top safety gear, rappel coaching, and tailored routes for your group.
“This! Was the greatest adventure in Moab! James was an incredible guide! If you are looking for something you and children will talk about for the next 25 yrs. Then go canyoneering here in Moab.”
