Moab Map
Looking for a map of Moab? This is the official, interactive Moab map, curated by Discover Moab — trails, arches, overlooks, the river, and places to stay, all pinned in one place. Use it to line up the icons: the hike to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, the Island in the Sky scenic drive and its overlooks in Canyonlands, and the vertigo-inducing view from Dead Horse Point State Park. Moab is also one of the world's great mountain-biking towns, so the map traces routes like the legendary Slickrock Bike Trail, plus rafting put-ins along the Colorado River just outside town. Explore the map right here in your browser, save the spots you want to hit, then download it in the free Wander app to use offline — cell service disappears fast once you're out in the red rock.
Arches & overlooks in Moab
The red-rock icons of Arches, Canyonlands, and Dead Horse Point — mapped with their trailheads and viewpoints.
Delicate Arch Trail · Trail
The 3-mile round-trip climb to Utah's most famous freestanding arch in Arches National Park.
Island in the Sky Scenic Drive · Scenic drive
The mesa-top road through Canyonlands, linking overlooks a thousand feet above the rivers.
Dead Horse Point State Park · Viewpoint
A dramatic overlook of a gooseneck bend in the Colorado River, just off UT-313.
Trails & biking in Moab
Moab's world-famous slickrock riding and the routes that made it a mountain-bike mecca.
On the river in Moab
The Colorado River runs right past town — access points for rafting and a cool-down.
Best time to visit Moab
Spring (March–May) and fall (September–October) are ideal for hiking and biking; summer is very hot, and winter is cold but quiet with the parks nearly empty.
Use the Moab map offline
Download the map in the free Wander app and it keeps working with no signal — save the places you want and navigate Moab even where cell service drops.
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About the Moab map
Moab is the red-rock adventure hub between Arches and Canyonlands national parks. Whether you're looking for a Moab things to do map or just the best things to do, this official Moab map helps you find the places worth your time — curated by the destination, saved by travelers, and ready to use offline the moment you arrive. Browse the categories above, open the map to explore every pin, and build your own plan in minutes.
Is there an official Moab map?
Yes. This is Discover Moab's own curated map on Wander — trails, arches, overlooks, and stays near Arches and Canyonlands, free to explore in your browser or in the app.
How far is Moab from Arches and Canyonlands?
Arches National Park's entrance is about 5 minutes north of Moab; the Island in the Sky district of Canyonlands is roughly 40 minutes northwest. Both are pinned on the map above.
What are the best things to do in Moab?
Hike to Delicate Arch, drive the Island in the Sky overlooks, take in Dead Horse Point, ride the Slickrock Trail, and raft the Colorado River — all mapped here.
Can I use the Moab map offline?
Yes. Download the map in the free Wander app and it keeps working with no signal — useful out in the parks and canyons where coverage drops.
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