Coffee at Moab Coffee Roasters
Food & DrinkEasyYear-round
Kickstart your morning with a locally roasted brew and a fresh pastry while chatting with the town's community of climbers and hikers.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for a 20-30 minute stop if you want to soak in the local climber atmosphere before heading to the national parks.
- 2Arrive on foot or bike if possible, as the small street-side parking lot on Main Street fills up quickly during peak morning hours.
- 3Bring a reusable mug to receive a small discount and reduce waste in the fragile desert ecosystem.
- 4Order the 'Dead Horse' dark roast for a high-caffeine kick necessary for long days of slickrock mountain biking.
- 5Check the community bulletin board near the entrance for current trail conditions and local gear swap postings.
- 6Download your offline trail maps using the shop's Wi-Fi, as cell service is unreliable once you enter Canyonlands or Arches.
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