Moab's getting a sweet new trail! This 0.7-mile path connects popular spots, meaning safer adventures for hikers and bikers. It's also the first step in a bigger plan for statewide trails.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 5 the 60 before.
The $198,407 study is fully funded by a 2024 ORI grant.
Local residents and visitors seeking recreational river access.
Property owners whose land may be affected by proposed trail alignments.
Mud Springs, 12 miles south of Moab, is the area's first trail network designed from day one to adaptive-cycling specifications — wide treads, sweeping switchbacks and no tight pinch points. For nearly two decades, handcyclists here had to make do wi...
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A $198,407 study — fully covered by a state grant, at no cost to the city — will examine whether Moab can add swimming and paddling access to the Colorado River at Lions Park, complementing the county's motorized boat ramp.