Moab Colorado River Paddleboard Tour
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Experience Highlights
Navigate the waters of the Colorado River as it passes through Arches National Park in Moab (Utah) with this paddle surfing trip. A relaxing ride of about 10 kilometres, at your own pace, so you can discover the beauty of this natural spot from the inside.
You'll be able to contemplate the red sandstone cliffs and soft sandy shores for about three hours, with the fun of paddle surfing and the peace of mind of not facing strong winds. All this, enlivened with the explanation of a professional guide and the comfort of being a small group (approximately 6 people).
- Enjoy the beauty of the cliffs of Arches National Park from the inside.
- Take a relaxing paddle surfing tourof the Colorado River as it flows through Moab, with a small group.
- Learnall about the history of these places from an expert guide who will accompany you for approximately three hours.
What’s included
- Arches National Park paddle surfing tour
- Tour with expert guide
- Transport to and from the Colorado River
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Step by Step
Combine sport, nature and relaxation with this fun paddle surfing tour on the Colorado River as it passes through Moab (Utah). Enjoy the beauty of the cliffs of Arches National Park and the calmness of paddling along the calm waters of the river with a small group of about six people.
Approximately three hours of paddling and enjoying the spectacular views of this natural setting while you paddle at your own pace. A relaxed and educational activity thanks to the explanations of the professional guide who will accompany you and tell you all the secrets of the park.
The Arches National Park, proclaimed a national monument of the United States by President Herbert Hoover in 1929 and established as the country's national park 50 years later, is home to some of the most spectacular rock formations on the planet, such as the Delicate Arch or the Eye of The Whale.
A spectacular natural space, where the film "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" was filmed, which is also home to perfectly fossilised footprints of dinosaurs that walked these same moors millions of years ago. A unique encounter with nature and history.
