Moab is a hiking paradise, with all trails leading to amazing opportunities for viewing some of nature’s most beautiful wonders.

Hiking trails near Moab

Corona Arch Trail

The Corona Arch Trail near Moab is an easy-to-reach trail just outside Moab that leads to The Corona Arch and Bowtie Arch. Dog-friendly, elevation gain of 440 ft, roundtrip 3 miles.

Negro Bill Canyon

The Negro Bill Canyon Trail is a pretty hike near Moab on a sandy trail that winds through trees, crosses a shallow stream, and arrives at the Morning Glory Natural Bridge. Dog-friendly, elevation gain of 330 ft, roundtrip 4 1/2 miles.

Arches National Park

Arches National park has over 2,000 natural stone arches and is located just a few miles outside of Moab, just off the highway. Hiking trails range from 15 minutes hikes to 4 or 5 hours.

Other great Moab hikes

Fisher Towers Trail. A scenic trail along the base of the towers, including the 900 foot Titan. Dog-friendly, 670 ft elevation gain, 4 1/2 miles roundtrip.

Portal Overlook. A popular trail, Portal Overlook provides good views of Moab, the La Sal Mountains & the Colorado River. Dog-friendly, elevation gain of 980 ft, roundtrip 4 miles.

Moab Rim. Good views of the sandstone fins of the Behind the Rocks area, the Colorado River & Moab. Shared trail with bikes, jeeps & ATVs. Dog-friendly, 940 ft elevation gain, 6 miles roundtrip.

Hunter Canyon. Hunter Canyon is a beautiful canyon with a stream, trees & vegetation. Dog-friendly, elevation gain of 240 ft, roundtrip 4 miles.

Hidden Valley. Views of the large sandstone fins of the Behind the Rocks area. Dog-friendly, 680 ft elevation gain, 4 miles roundtrip.

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