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Getting thereFrom Grand Junction... The time needed to go to Moab from Grand Junction is approximately two hours. To get to Moab, take Interstate 70 east from Grand Junction until you come to Highway 191. Go south on 191. Moab is about 30 miles away. When you get to Moab, Moab Cyclery will be about two miles down the road on the left-hand side. Thrifty (970.243.7556) offers one-way rentals to Moab with a $75 drop fee. You can also make reservations for the return trip. From Salt Lake City… You can also fly into Salt Lake City and drive to Moab. This drive will take about 4 1/2 hours. To get to Moab from SLC, take Interstate 15 south to Highway 6. Hwy. 6 will take you to Green River and will turn into Interstate 70. Take the 70 east to Highway 191. Go south on the 91. Moab is about 30 miles away. When you get to Moab, Moab Cyclery will be about two miles down the road on the left-hand side. In addition, Salmon Air provides daily service to Moab's Canyonlands Airport from Salt Lake City. Call them for information and reservations at (800) 448-3413 or visit their website: www.salmonair.com. Car Rentals: National 800-227-7368; Avis 800-331-1212; Alamo 800-327-9633; Hertz 800-654-3131. Shuttles: The Road Runner Shuttle company based in moab offers shuttles to moab from Grand Junction and Salt Lake City. See their website for more details. Escape Adventures' tours leaving from Moab meet at Moab Cyclery. For directions to Moab Cyclery from your location use the MapQuest form to your right. Local Accommodations
Leaving your car in Moab Most of our meeting spots are at hotels that allow guests to leave their vehicle there while on tour. Alternatively, you may be able to leave your car at Moab Cyclery. Other sights in the area Moab has tons to offer. And you should plan on staying a few days before or after your trip. From spas to rock climbing, we recommend sampling everything Moab has to offer.
Weather The current Moab weather is listed on the right. Visit the Weather Channel website for a seasonal chart. The climate in the Canyonlands region is as varied as its landscape. Check out: http://www.discovermoab.com/climate.htm ** Due to elevation and location, the weather in and around Moab is very difficult to predict. Please check your specific itinerary for more details. ** Suggested Reading Material
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