Moab gateway town

Arches National Park, United States

About 5 miles from the park entrance, home to all restaurants and lodging serving Arches visitors.

Places in Moab gateway town

Desert Bistro Located in a charming converted adobe house, with a menu that changes regularly featuring seafood, handmade pastas and organic meats.
Moab Diner and Ice Cream Shoppe A local favorite thanks to its burgers, shakes and reasonable prices.
Moab Brewery A fun spot to try a local brew and dine on pub food.
Love Muffin Cafe A great place to grab a quick bite before heading to the park.
Moab Brewery taproom A fun spot to try a local brew, part of the brewery's pub food offerings.
Hoodoo Moab bar A full-service spa hotel bar offering stylish decor.

Best time to visit: March to May and September to October offer comfortable temperatures for exploring the park's sandstone arches.
Getting around: Arches National Park has no in-park dining or lodging; Moab, 5 miles from the entrance, serves as the base for all visitor services.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English. Spanish is widely spoken in many areas.
Timezone: MST (UTC-7, UTC-6 in summer)
Current trends: Moab's lodging scene continues to expand for Arches visitors, with the Marriott Springhill Suites and Fairfield Inn & Suites located about 8.8 miles from the park entrance, and Hoodoo Moab, a Hilton property, offering a full-service spa, a bar, and stylish decor for a more upscale experience, reflecting the gateway town's growing hospitality sophistication.

Visitor Center picnic area — One of several picnic areas in the park, with picnic tables and restrooms nearby.
Delicate Arch Viewpoint — A picnic area near the park's most iconic formation.