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The 6 most popular sunset & stargazing tours in Moab. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Sunset Hummer ride on Moab’s Hell’s Revenge with included trail admission, guided stories, snacks, and hotel pickup for about 2 hours.
“Absolutely scary fun !! Sunset ride in a Hummer was something else ! All credit to our driver Isaac - reversing up a track !”
Arches National Park at night: a small-group astro-photo hike with provided gear, Milky Way views, and constellation tips near the trails.
“Seeing the night sky in a place that is far from city lights was a treat. Not being adept at night photography, I learned a lot.”
Ride into Moab’s backcountry for an off-road sunset view at Hell’s Revenge, with dinosaur tracks, expert laughs, and great photo moments.
“Great time, great driver Mike, and fantastic host Brutus. The views you see on this tour are beautiful.”
A 2-hour Moab night hike at Arches to photograph the Milky Way near the Windows, with red headlamps, tripods, and real photo coaching.
“Brandon was kind. He showed us the constellations and was very knowledgeable about the national park, photography, and the stars. The hike itself was an incredible experience. He kept us safe by telling us where the drop off points were, especially when we were too close to them.”
Arches National Park sunset tour with panoramic-window rides, short guided walks, and geology lessons. 4 hours from Moab Adventure Center.
“We could never have learned or seen so much without our guide, Kim. The tour was an awesome experience and worth the money. Highly recommend.”
Guided stargazing in Moab’s dark skies with zero-gravity pods, binoculars, and big telescopes for galaxies and nebulae in two hours.
“I was visting Moab on an Amtrak vacations 4 ( read: no car). I thought i could maybe take a rideshare to/from the tour location. Unfortunately the nature of ride-shares meant I didn’t find out nothing was available to take me until it was time to leave.”
