Moab, Utah Lodging

Moab, Utah Lodging

When exploring the incredible landscape surrounding Moab, Utah, lodging at Quintstar Management’s hotels are perfect base camps for outdoor recreation

Quintstar Management’s five hotels are ideal Moab, Utah lodging options for your excursion into some of the most spectacular red rock landscapes in the country. All of the company’s motels feature outdoor pools and spas, as well as rooms with cable TV. Most of Quintstar’s lodging properties offer packages that bundle lodging with activities such as golf and guided tours, as well as ATV and mountain bike rentals.

One of the main draws for those who choose a Quintstar property as their Moab, Utah lodging headquarters is its close proximity to incredible recreation destinations, including Arches National Park. Boasting the largest concentration of natural arches on earth (approximately 2,000 of them), Arches National Park also includes a wide variety of other rock formations, including towering pinnacles and balanced rocks. Delicate Arch, known as the “Schoolmarm’s Bloomers” by early cowboys, is the park’s most famous natural landmark. Other well-known arches are Turret Arch, Skyline Arch, and Landscape Arch, the park’s longest spanning arch.

While lodging in the Moab, Utah area, many choose to mountain bike on the area’s many trails or raft on the Colorado River. One of the best ways to explore the region, however, is on foot. Both Arches and Canyonlands national parks offer numerous short hikes that wind through the area’s red rock scenery, providing access to points of interest such as arches, rock spires, Indian ruins and breathtaking viewpoints. Two lesser-known hikes outside these national parks that are worth the trip are Negro Bill Canyon along UT 128, as well as Portal Overlook and Corona/Bowtie Arch along UT 279. All of these hikes are within minutes of lodging accommodations at Quintstar Management’s
Moab, Utah hotels.