One-Day Tour Of Arches, Canyonlands And Dead Horse Point
from $399 per person
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Three parks in a single day is the pitch here, and the eight hours actually deliver it. Moab In A Day picks up from your hotel or its office on East Center Street, then covers Arches National Park, Canyonlands, and Dead Horse Point State Park, finishing back where it started. Dead Horse Point entry is covered in the tour price; national park entry is not, though an existing pass gets up to four people in free, otherwise it is paid per person on the day.
The group is capped at eleven travellers, and several reviews describe a day that felt flexible rather than scripted. Guides adjust the pace to the group, and reviews repeatedly mention knowledgeable guides who answered questions and did not hurry anyone. A light picnic lunch, snacks, and water refills are included, so the middle of the day is spent at the parks rather than hunting for food in town.
It suits travellers with one day in Moab who want both national parks plus Dead Horse Point without planning the driving themselves. Reviewers said the day covered the highlighted sites of all three parks and let them take in far more than they would have managed alone. Note that the vehicle is not wheelchair accessible.
A few practical points from the listing and from repeated reviewer comments will help the day run smoothly.
Common issues. National park entry is not in the price: budget an extra payment per person, or bring an existing pass, which covers up to four people. The tour is not wheelchair accessible, so travellers with mobility limits should talk to the operator before booking. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours ahead for a refund, and sudden illness falls under the same rule unless separate travel insurance is held. No gift shop stops are made, and hot summer days demand serious water.
Yes. The guide collects guests between 7 and 7:15 from in front of Moab hotels. Anyone not staying at a Moab city hotel meets at 150 E Center St, the Portal Building, at 6:50.
A light picnic lunch, snacks, and water refills are included. Bring your own bottle, filled with ice in summer, since there is no mention of bottles being provided.
Dead Horse Point State Park entry is included. Arches and Canyonlands entry is not: it costs extra per person on the day, or is free for up to four people if one traveller holds an existing national park pass.
A full refund requires cancelling at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes and refunds are not possible inside that window, and the operator asks guests with fever or respiratory symptoms to cancel, which is why it suggests separate travel insurance.
The vehicle is not wheelchair accessible, and the listing says most travellers can participate. One reviewer reported that the guide's colleague took special care of a physically challenged guest, but raise specific needs with the operator when booking.
The tour runs with a maximum of eleven travellers. Reviews mention being able to choose where the group spent more time during the day.
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