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Paddle Moab- Raft, Kayak, SUP, and Canyon Co.

44 W 200 N, Moab, UT 84532

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Dany NietoDany Nieto

My friend and I did the full day whitewater rafting and the "Rock of Ages" canyoneering trip on two days back to back. We only spent two full days in Moab and we can honestly say that we are so happy that we booked both of these experiences with Paddle Moab! Since we were the only group that had booked the full day whitewater rafting trip on that day, they gave us the option to instead do it on a kayak, which we did (we chose to go for the double kayak so we were on the same one). Our host was Josh, and he was great at leading us through the rapids and giving us good and safe advice for enjoying them. He was always willing to adjust to our pace and what we wanted to do throughout the trip, so that was nice. He also did a great job at sharing with us random bits of history and local culture that we wouldn't have known about otherwise - overall he was a fun and amazing guide to have! The pictures don't show any of the rapids since I made sure to have my phone secured at those times, but as you can see it's all full of beautiful scenery with the canyons around us. Our trip was in early June but the water was still cold and refreshing (although we didn't flip over!). Our second day we did the canyoneering trip, and we had Nick as our guide. We could tell from the start he was very well experienced and knew what he was doing, so although it can be somewhat scary to rappel (especially at first), we felt very safe and he was great at guiding and encouraging us throughout the whole process. We got lucky since there weren't any other groups or people in the area on that day, so we even got to rappel off the highest cliff (about 130 ft?) THREE times, which was really fun, and we still ended the whole tour on schedule. Nick was also great at sharing some of the history from the area and telling us more about canyoneering and rappelling. I almost forgot - he was so concerned about the heat on that day that he even bought us a couple of extra water bottles at the gas station on our way to the place (we already had two each, but having that third one definitely helped us stay better hydrated). Overall, the guides and staff at Paddle Moab really did their best to take care of us and make sure that we had an amazing experience on both days. The cost for each adventure can be somewhat pricy, but it was cheaper than other places in the area that we looked at it, and it is definitely worth it if you want to enjoy the outdoors at Moab in fun ways!

Liz SilverLiz Silver

My wife and I went on two trips with Paddle Moab, on the first day we did a full day Peddle Paddle trip where Nate took us out mountain biking on some trails. The bikes were good quality, and had some nice features that made them easy to use. Nate started us off on some intermediate trails to get an idea of our riding level and ultimately took us on over 9 miles of easy and intermediate trails with differing features and amazing views. The second part of that trip was rafting after an included lunch. The rafting was a nice and Nate did all of the navigating, our job was just to move the raft forward. The current river flow is a bit slow but it was still a fun ride with chances to get out and swim and a few areas of small rapids. On the second day we went on the canyoneering trip which is a less than three mile hike with two rappelling areas. The rappelling was brand new for both of us, but our guide was very good and we felt completely safe and in control. And of course we got to see some very cool spots including an impressive arch right after the second rappel. The hike is shaded in much of it and it follows a stream that you will have to cross several times (so your feet might get wet). But in the Summer time it was very nice. Another thing worth mentioning is this is a small company, so our trips were both made up of our guides and just the two of us. Other companies with more advertising seemed to be taking out huge groups, and we were happy to avoid that. It was also nice to hear the guides say wonderful things about their coworkers and the owner of the company, it seems the owner (I think his name is Josh) does a great job of providing support and resources to his employees.

Randall G Sr.Randall G Sr.

We did not rent anything from paddle moab, but we used their services to figure out where on the Colorado River would be the best for us to kayak. We know that most of the river is full of rapids, and we absolutely did not want that. They showed us on a map exactly where we were going to start and finish, and even told us why they were recommending this route instead of the shorter route. They were absolutely correct in every way possible, and I know without their guidance we would have not liked the trip nearly as much because it would have been much shorter and less scenic. They truly know the area like the back of their hands! Plus, it's the owner you deal with! They were extremely knowledgeable of the area, and even had a transportation service where they showed me where to drop our kayaks, where to park our vehicle with trailer, then gave us a ride from the put out point to the launch. Extremely knowledgeable, caring, friendly, and just a good hometown locally owned business! They were also gracious enough to allow us to wash our kayaks off and take a shower afterwards for an extremely small and reasonable fee. After all, water is a treasured commodity here. I absolutely would recommend them for any of your rental needs or local guide needs as they truly care about what they are doing and genuinely have a great time doing it. They also know the best places in town to eat and get a cold brew, which was also extremely helpful after a long day on the river. LOL

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Since we were the only group that had booked the full day whitewater rafting trip on that day, they gave us the option to instead do it on a kayak, which we did (we chose to go for the double kayak so we were on the same one). Our...

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My wife and I booked Paddle Moab's Rent and Ride experience. The trip overall was good considering the weather conditions and that the float trip lasted only 2 hours. However, we had a very negative experience while dropping off the paddle boards. The staff informed us that they prefer that we do not deflate the paddle boards and instead strap them to the vehicles fully inflated. This sounded reasonable. However, when we were getting dropped off, the driver (who was awesome, no complaints...

5.0

This outfit is awesome! You would be remiss not to book your trip with Paddle Moab. The entire staff is so friendly and very knowledgable. You don't feel like a number getting pushed through the system. We saw a lot of other outfits sending loads of people on rafts. They looked unenthusiastic to say the least. Plus their rafts were loaded with people. I have hired several guide businesses in different areas of the country. I've been disappointed when I went with the big advertisers with...

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