Rent Moab’s oversized inflatable SUP for an afternoon on the Colorado River or a birthday bash at Kens Lake. Everything you need — pumps, paddles, life vests — comes with the rental.
Rent Moab’s oversized inflatable SUP for an afternoon on the Colorado River or a birthday bash at Kens Lake. Everything you need — pumps, paddles, life vests — comes with the rental.
The sun hits the red-rock rim as a low wake laps against an enormous inflatable board — six kids shrieking, two adults easing into a rhythm with single paddles. This is Moab’s party paddle board: a large, stable inflatable SUP built to carry groups down the Colorado River or out to the calm coves of Kens Lake for an afternoon of easy cruising and play.
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Operated by Xtreme 4x4 Tours · Moab, Utah
The sun hits the red-rock rim as a low wake laps against an enormous inflatable board — six kids shrieking, two adults easing into a rhythm with single paddles. This is Moab’s party paddle board: a large, stable inflatable SUP built to carry groups down the Colorado River or out to the calm coves of Kens Lake for an afternoon of easy cruising and play.
Moab sits where the Colorado River cut deep canyons through Navajo sandstone; river travel here follows routes used for centuries by Ute and Paiute bands and later by ranchers and miners. The river’s current is steady and forgiving through the town reach, while Kens Lake offers a sheltered, swim-friendly basin carved from a former borrow pit now ringed by cottonwoods and basalt scars.
Expect wide, flat craft designed for social paddling rather than whitewater. The outfitter supplies pumps, paddles, straps and life vests — everything to get a party afloat and back in one piece. Because the board is inflatable and rolls up, it’s easy to transport on top of a 4Runner or stow in a van.
Practical guidance: check weights and ages at booking, arrive with sun protection and water, and have everyone present to sign waivers. Choose the river for a gentle downstream cruise with views of petroglyph panels and slickrock, or Kens Lake for swimming and kids. Launch times around mid-morning avoid the hottest sun and give calmer water. Clean the board between sites to prevent invasive species; always wear a life vest and keep a compact pump and repair kit nearby.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic balance and the ability to sit/kneel for several hours is helpful
The rental is designed for 2–6 adults comfortably on the river and larger groups (including kids) for lake parties; confirm total weight limits when booking.
No formal experience required — the board is very stable; basic paddle strokes and balance are enough for calm river reaches and lake use.
The outfitter will advise between the Colorado River (short downstream floats) and Kens Lake (calm swimming coves); they’ll match launch to your group’s goals.
Paddles, pumps, straps, an enormous inflatable board and life vests in adult and youth sizes are all included.
The Colorado River corridor near Moab was a travel and trade route for Indigenous groups and later supported ranching and mineral extraction in the 19th–20th centuries.
Rinse and dry inflatable gear to prevent spreading invasive species, pack out trash, and follow low-impact shoreline etiquette to protect riparian habitat.
Xtreme 4x4 Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The sun hits the red-rock rim as a low wake laps against an enormous inflatable board — six kids shrieking, two adults easing into a rhythm with single paddles. This is Moab’s party paddle board: a large, stable inflatable SUP built to carry groups down the Colorado River or out to the calm coves of Kens Lake for an afternoon of easy cruising and play.
The sun hits the red-rock rim as a low wake laps against an enormous inflatable board — six kids shrieking, two adults easing into a rhythm with single paddles. This is Moab’s party paddle board: a large, stable inflatable SUP built to carry groups down the Colorado River or out to the calm coves of Kens Lake for an afternoon of easy cruising and play.
Moab sits where the Colorado River cut deep canyons through Navajo sandstone; river travel here follows routes used for centuries by Ute and Paiute bands and later by ranchers and miners. The river’s current is steady and forgiving through the town reach, while Kens Lake offers a sheltered, swim-friendly basin carved from a former borrow pit now ringed by cottonwoods and basalt scars.
Expect wide, flat craft designed for social paddling rather than whitewater. The outfitter supplies pumps, paddles, straps and life vests — everything to get a party afloat and back in one piece. Because the board is inflatable and rolls up, it’s easy to transport on top of a 4Runner or stow in a van.
Practical guidance: check weights and ages at booking, arrive with sun protection and water, and have everyone present to sign waivers. Choose the river for a gentle downstream cruise with views of petroglyph panels and slickrock, or Kens Lake for swimming and kids. Launch times around mid-morning avoid the hottest sun and give calmer water. Clean the board between sites to prevent invasive species; always wear a life vest and keep a compact pump and repair kit nearby.