Discover the thrill of SUP on Moab’s Medieval Chamber route with Paddle Moab. Navigate scenic waters surrounded by Utah’s iconic red rocks on this private adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness is recommended as you’ll be paddling actively for several hours, but the calm water conditions help beginners adapt quickly.
Wildlife
History
The Medieval Chamber area is named for its natural rock formations that resemble castle-like chambers, reflecting the geological history of canyon formation in Moab.
Conservation
Paddle Moab practices Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile desert ecosystem and ensure clean waters for every visitor.
Paddle Moab
Discover the thrill of SUP on Moab’s Medieval Chamber route with Paddle Moab. Navigate scenic waters surrounded by Utah’s iconic red rocks on this private adventure.
Paddle Moab is a river outfitter located in Moab, Utah, specializing in stand-up paddleboard (SUP) and kayak rentals, guided paddling trips, and combination adventures that pair hiking, biking, or climbing with paddling on the Colorado River.
The company offers flexible rental durations, including daily, two-day, three-day, four-day, and five-day rental options, with top-quality inflatable stand-up paddle boards, kayaks, and rafts suitable for solo paddlers, families, and groups. Rentals include customizable return times and group-friendly rafts that accommodate up to eight people for relaxed flatwater outings.
Guided trips include a four-hour Flatwater Fun Kayaking family excursion led by knowledgeable guides, a Hike/Paddle Combo that features a scenic rim hike, views over the river, a packed lunch, and an afternoon paddle, and a Pedal/Paddle Combo that combines mountain biking on Arches-area trails with guided whitewater rafting. A Kayak Rental & Ride Package provides a convenient shuttle service that transports paddlers up to 12 miles along the river so customers can paddle back to their vehicle. The Climb/Paddle Combo pairs world-class climbing on Moab’s red sandstone with an afternoon of stand-up paddling.
Paddle Moab focuses on providing access to iconic canyon scenery, river float experiences on the Colorado River, and opportunities to see Native American rock art and the landscapes around Arches National Park. Equipment quality, multiple rental lengths, shuttle logistics, and guided options make it a practical choice for visitors seeking self-guided paddling or curated adventure days in Moab. Booking options accommodate families, groups, and solo travelers with flexible scheduling and gear.
Location
Moab, Utah
Gateway to the Colorado River
Tours Offered
10 Trips
Rentals and guided experiences listed
Group Size
Rafts up to 8
Family and group options available
Rental Lengths
Daily–5 Days
Flexible return times
Book rentals, guided combos, or a shuttle-supported kayak ride and plan a flexible day on the Colorado River.
Check Weather Before You Go
Moab’s weather can change quickly; always check the forecast to avoid strong winds that can make paddling difficult.
Wear Sun Protection
The desert sun is intense year-round, so bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for added protection while on the water.
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water and hydrate often, especially in the warmer months to prevent dehydration.
Use a Personal Flotation Device
Always wear a PFD for safety while paddling, no matter your skill level.
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Safety is paramount; a PFD is necessary while paddling any time of year.
All-Weather Clothing Layers
Layered clothing helps adjust to the variable spring temperatures on and off the water.
spring
Sun Hat and Sunglasses
Protects your face and eyes during intense sun exposure on summer paddle sessions.
summer
Neoprene Gloves and Booties
Keeps hands and feet warm during colder water paddling conditions in winter.
winter