@thespinningatlas's reel — transcript & breakdown

Upbeat pop song with male vocals singing about love and promises

Moab is Utah’s gateway to some of the most otherworldly red rock formations. With many restaurants, hotels, airbnbs, and grocery stores available, making it one of the most visited and well-developed towns of Southern Utah. 🌤️Best time to visit: we recommend the spring and fall, visiting in the summer can get extremely hot, if you do go in the summer, we suggest you to start as early as possible to avoid dealing with the midday sun. ✈️Major airports near the park are Salt Lake City and Grand Junction Regional Airport. You could also fly into Las Vegas or Phoenix and take a roadtrip to get to Moab Here is a list of places not to be missed while in Moab: 📍Arches National Park 🟢Landscape Arch (1.8 mile RT, easy. Best at sunrise) 🟢Delicate Arch (3.2 mile RT, moderate, Best at sunset) 🟢Sand Dune Arch (0.3 mile RT, easy) 🟢Panorama Point (Roadside Pulloff) 🟢The Windows, Turret Arch (0.5 miles RT easy loop, very popular) 🟢 Double Arch (0.5 miles RT, easy, very popular) 🟢Balanced Rock (0.2 miles RT, easy) 🟢Courthouse Towers, Tower of Babel (Roadside Pulloff) 🟢Park Ave Viewpoint (Roadside Pulloff but you could also hike the 1.8 mile trail here to see the towers up close) 🟢Sheep Rock & the Three Sisters (Roadside Pulloff) 📍Canyonlands National Park 🟢Mesa Arch (0.7 mile RT, easy) Best at Sunrise. Extremely popular! Get there at least 1 hour before sunrise for parking and a front row spot to watch the sun come up. 🟢Green River Overlook 🟢Grand View Point Overlook 🟢Buck Canyon Overlook 🟢White Rim Overlook 🟢Orange Cliffs Overlook 📍Dead Horse Point State Park 📍Drive the Shafer Trail (high clearance 4x4 required) 📍Thelma & Louise Point (high clearance 4x4 required) 📍Potash Pond (high clearance 4x4 required) 📍Potash Road #canyonlandsnationalpark #utahnationalparks #archesnationalpark #thingstodoinmoabutah #moabutah

DON'T LEAVE MOAB, UTAH WITHOUT SEEING THESE PLACES