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8 things you must do in Moab, Utah

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Shafer Pass

You'll follow switchbacks through canyons until you reach a thousand-foot cliff — the very same one Thelma and Louise drove off at the end of their trip.

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Double O'Arch

The two main attractions on this hike are a couple of rock formations. First, there's Landscape Arch, a 90-foot arch that spans across the horizon like a contrail

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Main Street

There are more than just shops along this tourist stretch of town. There are also a number of restaurants, breweries, and rental spots for your afternoon activities.

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Spitfire BBQ

Enjoy a meal at a barbecue right in the heart of town. Open seven days a week, this restaurant is about getting a taste of the Old West. At $20 a plate, it's a good deal for families after a long day's journey.

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Slickrock Bike Trail

Moab is a world-class destination for mountain biking. If you're a more experienced rider, there's no better place to ride than Slick Rock trail, which is basically a skate park made of rock.

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Stargazing

You may need to camp overnight for this one unless you don't mind hanging around after dark. It's absolutely worth it either way.

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Merrimac Overlook

This canyon perches 1,000 feet over the desert with gorgeous views of Monitor, Merrimac, and Route 128. All Moab views are impressive, but this one is beyond special.

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Lin Ottinger's Rock Shop

Dumb as a bag of rocks? Hardly. This rock shop is overflowing with intelligence, information, and more colors than all the rainbows in Oz.

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