Moab has become world-famous for adventure recreation. We have incredible mountain biking. Legendary off-roading. National parks. River sports. Climbing. Running. Hiking. But one thing I increasingly notice — especially after spending more time riding bikes around town — is how disconnected many parts of Moab still feel for everyday movement. For a
As someone in my early 30s who still loves pushing hard outdoors, I honestly have become increasingly grateful for Moab’s updated Class 1 e-bike policy. And not because I want to “cheat” climbs or avoid fitness. Quite the opposite. The new policy has allowed me to continue riding with
The recent discussion surrounding the Gardner Institute study on Arches National Park timed entry has exposed something larger than just tourism numbers and visitation charts. It has exposed how quickly public conversations become polarized the moment someone questions whether a policy may have had unintended economic consequences. To be clear:
Across mountain towns and high-cost rural markets throughout the West, housing deed restrictions have become one of the primary tools local governments use to preserve workforce housing. The intention is understandable: keep housing attainable for local workers and prevent communities from turning entirely into second homes and vacation destinations. But
Moab · Utah · 2025 Selling Your Moab Home in 2025 A Strategy Guide for a Post-Frenzy Market Moab is not a “list it and forget it” market anymore. The frenzy is over, buyers are pickier, and the difference between a good sale and a great one comes down to strategy — pricing,