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Moab Expedition: Ultimate Private Outdoor Adventure in Utah - Grand Junction

Moab Expedition: Ultimate Private Outdoor Adventure in Utah

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–8 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to handle varied terrain and moderate elevation changes.

Overview

Discover the dramatic beauty of Moab, Utah, on a personalized outdoor expedition. Explore hidden canyons, iconic rock formations, and pristine desert landscapes with expert guides.

Central City, Colorado

Moab Expedition

All Ages • 2 Days

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About This Adventure

Join Front Range Climbing Company for an unforgettable adventure filled with climbing, canyoneering and camping!

Duration

2 Days

About

Join Front Range Climbing Company for an unforgettable adventure filled with climbing, canyoneering and camping! These expedition trips are designed to help you get fully immersed in a weekend of adventure: whether you have never climbed before or have all your own equipment, these expeditions are for you! We provide round-trip transportation from Golden, CO to our destination and provide food for the weekend.

NON ACA PAID MEMBER PRICING:$900.00 + $60.00 GUIDE TIP (CASH OR VENMO DIRECTLY TO GUIDE)

NOT A PAID ACA MEMBER? SAVE MONEY NOW AND REGISTER: https://www.alwayschooseadventures.org/join Front Range Climbing Company has been providing multi-day trips for over a decade. We believe this is the best way to experience these wonderful places and an excellent way to grow in your skills and confidence. Spend the weekend with highly experienced guides learning, experiencing, and growing!

Our Moab Expedition is for those that are looking to experience rock climbing and canyoneering all while being close tothe town of Moab, UT. Moab is synonymous with outdoor adventure and this weekend will not disappoint! Rock climbingat the Theater and Cinema, canyoneering through Pool Arch and summiiting Looking Glass Rock are all things you can expect to experience while joining us for a Moab Expedition.

Difficulty Scale: 2 out of 5

What’s Included:

  • Guiding Services with Front Range Climbing Company with necessary permits.
  • Ground Transportation from Golden, Colorado To Moab, and Return.
  • Front Range Climbing Company will also provide you with all of the technical climbing gear you need for your trip such as a harness, helmet, and shoes. Other technical gear required for the trip will also be provided.
  • Breakfast & Dinner Meals will also be provided and cooked by your lovely FRCC guides! *Reminder - Bring food for lunch and snacks for the day.

Day 1:

  • 7:15AM: Arrive at meeting location in Golden, CO
  • 7:30AM: Depart for Moab
  • 1:30PM: Arrive at campground in Moab, UT
  • 2:30PM: Head out for afternoon of canyoneering
  • 7:00PM: Dinner provided by FRCC

Day 2:

  • 7:00AM: Breakfast provided by FRCC
  • 8:00AM: Head out for our morning of climbing or canyoneering
  • 12:00PM: Self provided lunch during break between activities
  • 1:00PM: Afternoon climbing and canyoneering
  • 7:00PM Dinner Provided by FRCC

Day 3:

  • 7:00AM Breakfast provided by FRCC
  • 8:00AM: Head out for a morning of rock climbing
  • 1:00PM: Head back to Golden, CO
  • 7:30PM: Arrive back in Golden, CO

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT & GEAR LIST

  • Overnight and Multi Day -

CAMP EQUIPMENT-

  • Tent / Sleeping Bag/ Sleeping Pad, etc.
  • Backpack for trip activities (at 15-30 liters in size)
  • Duffle bag for personal item storage
  • Sleeping Bag & Stuff Sack (rated at least 15° F)
  • Optional: Liner for sleeping bag Sleeping Pad Travel Pillow Tent or Sleeping tarp setup
  • Ground tarp for underneath tent or tarp
  • Cooking/Kitchen Equipment
  • Camp Stove
  • Fuel Pots/Pans Fork/Spoon/Plate/Bowl/Cup etc.
  • Camp Chair FOOD- Lunch a and snacks for the duration of our trip.

FOOTWEAR-

  • Hiking shoes
  • Wool Socks
  • If different then your hiking shoes: shoes that are fine getting wet. Chacos/keens/tevas/etc
  • Camp Shoes (i.e. flipflops/chacos/crocks

CLOTHING-

  • Underwear
  • Base Layer – top
  • Base Layer - Bottom
  • Insulating Top layers (fleece jacket/packable down jacket)
  • Hiking pants or shorts
  • Polyester or non cotton T-shirt
  • Rain Jacket
  • Sun Hat
  • Insulating Hat
  • Optional: Liner Gloves

MISC EQUIPMENT-

  • Bandanna
  • Water Bottles or Hydration Pack (At least 3L in total volume; must have at least 1L in hard- sided bottle form; the rest can be hydration packs or bottles)
  • Headlamp (Make sure you have extra batteries)
  • Personal Hygiene Items (Toothbrush, Toilet Paper, Medications, sunscreen, wet wipes, etc.)
  • Technical Equipment (if applicable) Harness Climbing shoes Belay device Climbing helmet
  • All technical equipment is provided by FRCC

  • If you own any of the following please bring along and inform FRCC

TRASH & SUSTAINABILITY:

Always Choose Adventures is committed to efforts that contribute to the betterment of the Moab, Utah Please practice Leave No Trace Principles by following these principles: plan ahead and prepare; travel and camp on durable surfaces; dispose of waste properly; leave what you find; minimize campfire impacts; respect wildlife; be considerate of other visitors.

CANCELLATION / REFUND POLICY -

All ACA events are NON-REFUNDABLE. If for some reason you cannot attend, please consider your purchase a donation. If you are concerned about the possibility of having to cancel, we strongly suggest you purchase trip insurance to protect your vacation investment.

By registering and attending this event you agreed to Always Choose Adventures terms and conditions. To view visit: https://www.alwayschooseadventures.org/terms-conditions

Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Carry plenty of water and drink regularly to avoid dehydration in Moab's dry climate.

Wear Sun Protection

Apply sunscreen and wear a wide-brimmed hat as the sun can be intense, especially during summer.

Use Sturdy Footwear

Trails include rocky and uneven terrain, so wear hiking boots for comfort and safety.

Watch for Wildlife

Keep an eye out for local animals like lizards and coyotes and respect their space.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Collared lizard
  • Mule deer

History

Moab was a key area for indigenous peoples and later became a mining and uranium prospecting hub, shaping its cultural heritage.

Conservation

Efforts focus on protecting fragile desert ecosystems by promoting Leave No Trace principles and responsible hiking.

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Recommended Gear

Hydration Pack

Essential

Keeps you hydrated during long hikes in dry, hot conditions.

summer specific

Sun Hat

Essential

Provides essential sun protection for exposed desert areas.

spring specific

Layered Clothing

Essential

Allows adjustment to fluctuating desert temperatures throughout the day.

fall specific

Sturdy Hiking Boots

Essential

Protects feet and provides grip over rocky and uneven terrain.