Canyoneering
Private Canyoneering Tours in Moab, Utah
Moab’s Canyons, Your Playground
Why choose us
What Canyoneering in Moab Should Feel Like
Private Trips, Always
Real adventure starts with connection. That’s why we only offer private canyoneering tours—no strangers, no rushed pace, and no compromises. Every trip is tailored to your group’s comfort, goals, and sense of exploration.
Certified, Passionate Guides
Our AMGA-certified guides and instructors are seasoned professionals with years of experience guiding canyoneering in Moab. From teaching technical skills to sharing Moab’s natural and cultural history, we’re here to support and celebrate each step of your adventure.
Go Beyond the Ordinary
Get off the beaten trail into stunning desert scenery. These aren’t tourist traps—they’re wild canyons shaped by time and accessible only with expert guidance. If you’re looking for unforgettable canyoneering in Moab, Magnum Expeditions delivers.
Beginner-Friendly to Bold
Whether it’s your first rappel or you’re building on past experience, we tailor each trip to your comfort level and goals. Discover canyoneering in Moab at your pace—guided, personalized, and unforgettable. Learn new skills, gain confidence, and take in the beauty of the desert.
half-day
Entrajo Canyon
Looking to squeeze maximum adventure into a half day? Entrajo Canyon delivers with hiking, scrambling, and rappelling through one of Moab’s most scenic slot canyons. Along the way, you’ll catch sweeping views of the La Sal Mountains before dropping into narrow sandstone corridors carved by wind and water over millions of years.
As we make our way through the canyon, you’ll encounter natural rock features, creative obstacles, and—depending on the season— refreshing wades through cool, water-sculpted pools. With teamwork, ropework, and a touch of grit, we’ll guide you through a fun, rewarding experience. No prior canyoneering experience is required—just a sense of adventure.
- Duration: 4–5 hours
- Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Minimum Age: 10 Years
- Total Hiking Distance: 2.5 miles
- Guide-to-Client Ratio: 1:6
- Price: $119 per Person
- Technical Elements: 2 Rappels (15 ft / 5 m and 90 ft / 27m)
- Drive Time from Moab: 25 minutes one-way
- Season: April – September
- Have Questions? Visit our FAQs Page
Skill & Fitness level:
No prior canyoneering experience is needed, making this route ideal for beginners and families. Participants should have basic athletic ability and be able to hike 2–3 miles over natural desert terrain. You’ll need to feel comfortable rappelling with close guidance and be able to follow safety instructions throughout the trip.
Full Day
Pool Arch Canyon
For a full-day trip canyoneering in Moab, Pool Arch blends technical challenge with unforgettable desert beauty. Far from the crowds, this adventure leads you through towering sandstone fins, petrified dunes, and narrow slot canyons sculpted by time.
With a mix of hiking, scrambling, and thrilling rappels—up to 130 feet— this canyon demands both physical effort and a spirit of adventure. It’s a perfect fit for those looking to push themselves while exploring one of Moab’s most awe-inspiring hidden landscapes. No prior experience is needed—just solid fitness and a readiness to explore off the beaten path.
- Duration: 6–8 hours
- Difficulty: Moderate to Strenuous
- Minimum Age: 12 years
- Total Hiking Distance: 5 miles
- Guide-to-Client Ratio: 1:6
- Price: $179 per Person
- Technical Elements: 3 rappels (up to 130 ft / 40 m)
- Drive Time from Moab: 10 minutes one-way
- Season: Year-round, weather permitting
- Have Questions? Visit our FAQs Page
Skill & Fitness level:
half day
Bow & Arrow Canyon
Bow & Arrow is the perfect gateway to canyoneering in Moab—offering stunning desert scenery, approachable terrain, and just enough rope work to ignite your sense of adventure. After a short hike across smooth slickrock, you’ll pass ancient petroglyphs, fossilized dinosaur tracks, and a striking natural arch before dropping into a sandstone playground filled with sweeping views and technical fun.
With four scenic rappels—up to 110 feet—this half-day tour is designed to build confidence and keep things fun. It’s an ideal experience for first-timers, families, or anyone seeking a relaxed canyoneering adventure in Moab’s red rock country.
- Duration: 4–5 hours
- Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Minimum Age: 10 years
- Total Hiking Distance: 3 miles
- Guide-to-Client Ratio: 1:6
- Price: $159 per Person
- Technical Elements: 4 rappels (up to 110 ft / 33 m)
- Drive Time from Moab: 10–15 minutes one-way
- Season: Year-round, weather permitting
- Have Questions? Visit our FAQs Page
Skill & Fitness level:
No prior canyoneering experience is needed, making this route ideal for beginners and families. Participants should have basic athletic ability and be able to hike 2–3 miles over natural desert terrain. You’ll need to feel comfortable rappelling with close guidance and be able to follow safety instructions throughout the trip.
full day
Granary Canyon
Granary Canyon is a rugged, full-day adventure for those seeking a physically demanding route through some of Moab’s most remote terrain. With over 2,000 feet of elevation loss, this canyon combines hiking, scrambling, and six exhilarating rappels—including a jaw-dropping 200-foot finale near the Colorado River.
Along the way, you’ll navigate through narrow corridors, open slickrock, and hidden alcoves, passing natural arches, towering rock formations, and even ancient Puebloan granaries. With expert guidance, you’ll build rope skills, gain confidence, and experience one of the most scenic and rewarding routes while canyoneering in Moab. If you’re craving a true desert adventure, Granary Canyon delivers.
- Duration: 8–10 hours
- Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
- Minimum Age: 12 years
- Total Hiking Distance: 6 miles (off-trail, downhill)
- Guide-to-Client Ratio: 1:6
- Price: $229 per Person
- Technical Elements: 6 rappels (up to 200 ft / 60 m)
- Drive Time from Moab: 45 minutes one-way
- Season: Spring & Fall (Closed April 1 – August 15)
- Have Questions? Visit our FAQs Page
Skill & Fitness level:
No prior canyoneering experience is required—though it’s helpful—but participants should be prepared for a physically demanding day. You must be comfortable scrambling, stemming, and climbing over natural desert obstacles with rope-assisted guidance. This route includes 5 miles of rugged, off-trail hiking and multiple rappels, including exposed descents over cliff edges. A steady mindset, good fitness, and the ability to follow safety instructions are essential.
Ready to Experience Canyoneering in Moab?
Whether it’s your first time or you’re returning to tackle new terrain, our private tours offer a personalized way to explore the red rock wilderness. Discover why canyoneering in Moab is one of the most rewarding desert adventures—and let Magnum Expeditions guide the way.