Moab Redcliff Condos

Activities

Downtown Moab (4 miles away)

After a full day of hiking, biking, rafting, 4-wheeling or sightseeing, take some time to relax in the town of Moab. The area has a surprising variety of nighttime activities including a great collection of restaurants, microbreweries, shops, and galleries.

Hell's Revenge 4x4 Trail (6 miles away)

Intersecting with Slick Rock Trail in several places, Hell's Revenge offers a different type of challenge for outdoor motorheads with the 4X4 bug. Rent a Jeep or bring your own tricked-out rock-crawler and motor up and down the petrified dunes.

Slickrock Trail (6 miles away)

Not for the beach cruiser, the famous Slickrock Trail is where to test your mountain bike mettle. People on shod horses gave it its slippery name; modern mountain bike tires actually find better-than-average purchase on the sandpaper texture. The trail is a challenging 13-mile loop over prehistoric terrain. You'll absolutely need your own tools, tubes and H20.

Arches National Park (9 minutes away)

Bordered by the Colorado River in the southeast, it's known as the site of more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches, such as the massive, red-hued Delicate Arch in the east. Long, thin Landscape Arch stands in Devils Garden to the north. Other geological formations include Balanced Rock, towering over the desert landscape in the middle of the park.

Giants Dinosaur Park (15 miles away)

Walk where dinosaurs stomped along the Dinosaur Tracks Trail at Utah's real life Jurassic Park. The Dinosaur Trail and interactive Tracks Museum are definitely worth the drive if you'd like to take your dinosaur knowledge out of the books and into the desert landscape where these creatures once roamed.

Corona & Bowtie Arches (18 miles away)

This is a great hike to a giant arch—and the best part is, it's outside of Arches National Park! So if you do not want to buy a pass into the park, this is the hike for you. It's free! Two arches for one hike. It's kid friendly too!

Castle Creek Winery (21 miles away)

Given Moab's arid desert climate, you wouldn't think it would be a great place for a winery, but in the go-go-try-anything 1970s some people figured out that the cool nights and dry hot days above 4,000 feet are perfect for producing tasty grapes.

Hittle Bottom River Rafting (30 miles away)

The Colorado River begins in the Rocky Mountains and continues through seven United States and two Mexican states before emptying into the Gulf of California. The river's prime stretches are in Utah. River guides offer half-, full-, and multi-day tours at varying levels of excitement.

Book Tours & Adventures

Looking to book a river rafting trip, take a tour, rent some ATV's or go on a hot air balloon ride? Moab Adventure Center is a great place to start.