- Moab Adventure Center launched the “Adventures by Age” Guide to simplify planning for families and multigenerational travelers by organizing excursions by minimum age and intensity.
- The guide addresses the surge in multigenerational and experience-based travel, promoting activities that foster shared victories and connections across different ages.
- Activities are diverse, ranging from gentle Colorado River rafting (Ages 5+) to intense Westwater Canyon rafting (Ages 12+) and rappelling.
- The center ensures seamless logistics for guests, offering expert guides, free parking, and transport near Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
Moab Adventure Center has introduced a new planning resource, the “Adventures by Age” Guide, designed to simplify the selection of outdoor activities for families, friends, and multigenerational travel groups visiting Utah’s red-rock paradise. The guide organizes numerous excursions based on minimum age requirements and adventure intensity levels, making it easier to build an itinerary suitable for everyone from children to seniors.
The center, recently recognized as one of Newsweek’s Best Whitewater Rafting Companies, offers over two dozen guided activities, including rafting, ziplining, canyoneering, and Hummer safaris. Highlights in the guide feature gentle Colorado River rafting for ages five and up, and advanced Class III–IV Westwater Canyon rafting for ages 12 and up. The company emphasizes that these shared experiences create powerful connections between generations, aligning with the surge in multigenerational and experience-based travel since 2020.
The resource is intended to make trip planning effortless for first-time visitors who often wish to combine multiple attractions like Arches and Canyonlands National Parks into a single trip. Moab Adventure Center supports these adventures with seamless logistics, including trained guides, climate-controlled transport, free parking at its downtown hub, and complimentary reusable water bottles for all guests.
