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Canyoneering Moab: Morning Glory Arch & Medieval Chamber

225 S Main St • Moab, UT 84532

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Overview

Experience the thrill of canyoneering in Moab on a guided half-day tour with two rappels, including a 110-foot drop from Morning Glory Arch. Hike through Grandstaff Canyon, descend into the Medieval Chamber, and enjoy expert guidance on one of Utah's top outdoor adventures.

up to 5 hrs

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Two rappels: 100 ft into Medieval Chamber and 110 ft from Morning Glory Arch.
3.5-mile guided hike through scenic Grandstaff Canyon.
Includes gear, snacks, water, and round-trip transfers.
No prior rappelling experience required.
Minimum age is 10 years; minimum weight is 60 lbs.
Moderate fitness required for hiking and rappelling.
Limited on-site parking; shuttles available from most local stays.
Operates seasonally from April through November.

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Description

Explore Utah's red rock wonderland on a guided canyoneering tour to Morning Glory Arch and the Medieval Chamber. This Moab Adventure Center experience combines moderate hiking, rappelling, and jaw-dropping desert scenery into one unforgettable half-day adventure.

Start with a short hike into a winding desert canyon, where towering sandstone cliffs and hidden natural arches create a surreal backdrop. The journey leads to the Medieval Chamber—your first rappel point—where you'll descend 100 feet into a narrow slot canyon.

The excitement continues with a second rappel, a breathtaking110-foot drop from the iconic Morning Glory Arch, one of the largest natural spans in the world. Along the way, expert guides ensure your safety and share insights into the area's geology and history.

This tour is ideal for beginners and seasoned adventurers alike, requiring only moderate fitness and a love for the outdoors. Gear, snacks, water, and round-trip transfers are all included, so all you need is the spirit of adventure.

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Reviewed October 08, 2025 NEW

Great zip lining experience in Moab. Bjorn and Miranda were great; everything well explained and made us feel safe. Awesome experience.

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North Royalton, Ohio

"Arches National Park Sunset Discovery is Incredible!"

Reviewed September 26, 2025 NEW

I thoroughly enjoyed my sunset tour of Arches National Park! I was trying to squeeze in visits to all of the mighty 5 NPs in Utah, and this was the perfect way to maximize time in Arches. I appreciated the hotel pickup option, and not having to worry about timed entry or passes. Everything was included in the tour. I regret that I delayed writing this review, and I have lost my notes with my tour guide’s name, but she was wonderful!(evening of 6/20/25, it was a female, possibly named Casey?) Our guide took us to several of the famous arches, and we had plenty of time to explore each area and take some pictures on our own. I like short walks, and this tour was a good mix of short walks and driving. We each had to option to explore/walk as much or as little as we wanted to at each stop. One lady in our group recently had surgery on her leg, so she chose not to climb the steps by Windows Arch for sunset, but the rest of our group got there early, found a spot, and enjoyed our view, thanks to Casey’s tips and recommendations. The tour van was spacious and comfortable. I believe there was 10 in my group, including the guide, so we had a few extra seats that made things more enjoyable. Our guide gave us each Moab water bottles filled with cold water, and she had additional water available for refills in the back of the van. I highly recommend this tour for anyone who wants to see what the park has to offer but does not want to drive around on their own, worry about passes and timed reservations, and/or is not a serious hiker. This tour is perfect for solid travelers and families alike!

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Moab Canyoneering: Morning Glory Arch & Medieval Chamber is located at 225 S Main St • Moab, UT 84532

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Frequently Asked Questions about Moab Canyoneering: Morning Glory Arch & Medieval Chamber

Where does the tour begin?

The adventure starts at Moab Adventure Center, where participants check in and receive gear.

Is transportation included?

Yes. Round-trip transfers from the Moab Adventure Center are included. Complimentary shuttle pick-up is also available from most local hotels and campgrounds with advance notice. Call the number on your e-ticket to schedule a pick-up.

How long does the Moab canyoneering tour last?

The tour lasts approximately 5 hours, including hiking and rappelling time.

Is this tour suitable for beginners?

Yes, no prior rappelling experience is needed. Expert guides provide full instruction and assistance.

What should I wear for the tour?

Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for hiking and rappelling.

How physically demanding is the tour?

The adventure includes a 3.5-mile hike and two rappels, requiring a moderate level of fitness.

What is the minimum age?

Participants must be at least 10 years old and accompanied by an adult.

Is there a weight requirement for this tour?

Yes. For safety during rappelling, all participants must weigh at least 60 lbs. This ensures proper rope tension and control during descent. The maximum waist size for the harness is 47 inches.