Skywest Airlines

SkyWest 120 turboprop

IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- SkyWest Airlines is excited to bring Delta Connection air service from Salt Lake City to Moab Utah on March 2, 2014.


The new flights from Moab have been timed to provide maximum connection opportunities in Salt Lake City. With 260 daily flights in Salt Lake to more than 80 destinations, including New York and Washington, D.C., it is easy for passengers to get anywhere they want to go.


All flights will be onboard the Embraer-manufactured EMB 120 turboprop. These 30-passenger aircraft are designed to ensure a comfortable flight experience for every passenger, and boast more leg and headroom than most others in their class.
Customers may begin booking flights immediately at www.delta.com or by calling Delta reservations at 800.221.1212.
 

High House Ruin

High House Ruin in Beef Basin

The high house is situated 150 feet above Ruin Canyon in Beef Basin. This three level multi-roomed dwelling can be seen on our 3 day Needles trip when Bobby’s Hole is passable.  An intricate clay mortar is inlaid in the great masonry of slabs and blocks making T shaped doorways. The Juniper roof beam sockets that made up the second level of this ruin are still visible.

Beef Basin is broken up by ridges and buttes into several sage covered parks and canyons. While outside of Canyonlands National Park, this isolated area constitutes a rich archeological heritage.
 

Another Great Scene from Jay Shaffer

 

Moab Public Campgrounds

Camping in Moab Utah along the Colorado River

Here is a super helpful PDF from Arches National Park on public camping locations in the Moab area (Click here to open the Moab Camping PDF).

If you are planning on staying in Arches National Park make your reservations early as the sites fill months in advance. If you are staying out of Arches here are a few tips.

Campgrounds that are nearest to Moab generally fill first. From April to October the race for a spot can be competitive, especially during the weekend. Outside of Arches sites are first come first served. Sometimes you will need to drive 30 to 45 minutes out of town to find a spot, but for most that is why they are here.

BLM managed campsites do not have water and wood gathering is prohibited, so bring in your own supplies. There are vault toilets, fire grates, and incredible red rock country at all of these locations.

If you are camping along hwy 128 ask our office about a pick up and drop off from your campsite on our Moab Rafting and Westwater Canyon Rafting trips.
 

Thanks for the Five Star Rating

Brian and Matt led a multi-day jeep tour into the Maze District in Canyonlands. Excellent tour, Brian knows the area very well. Great food, too -- chocolate-covered strawberries in the backcountry, seriously? The Maze District is pretty remote, so a good guide who takes appropriate safety precautions (good vehicles, sufficient water/food, etc.) is key. It's also relatively vast so it's helpful to have a guide who knows which specific areas are most compelling for the specific group of clients. I was impressed at Brian's ability to enjoy himself and keep the tour fun under any and all circumstances, including the 3:30 am coffee call for a pre-sunrise hike. Would go with him again in a second.

 

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