Moab Entrajo Canyon Private Canyoneering Tour

This private canyon tour is more than just a day outside—it’s a chance to experience Moab canyoneering with a certified guide who truly knows and loves this landscape. I’m Dan, founder of Magnum Expeditions and your guide for the day. Over the past five years, I’ve led more than 1,000 trips across the desert Southwest. Before launching Magnum, I guided for Moab’s top outfitters—and started this company to return to what matters most: private, personalized adventures that aren’t cookie-cutter tours.
My top priority is keeping your group safe—while making your experience enjoyable, educational, and full of lasting memories. With certified skills, clear communication, and thoughtful risk management, I tailor each tour to your pace, comfort, and curiosity. Whether it’s your first rappel or you’re drawn to the canyon’s hidden stories, you’ll enjoy a meaningful, low-pressure adventure shaped around your goals.

Meeting Point

Steelbender Safari Route

Steelbender Safari Rte, Moab, UT 84532, USA

You will meet your guide at the pullout just before the cattle guard on the way to the Steelbender Safari Trail, about 1 mile past Ken’s Lake (approximately 20 minutes from Moab). This is the last good parking spot for 2WD vehicles.

What's included:

• All necessary technical gear for the tour (ropes, harnesses, helmets, gloves, and rappel devices) are provided. You’ll also receive professional instruction and guidance throughout the experience.

Not included:

• Food, water, and sun protection are not provided—please come prepared with these items.

What to expect:

FHHX+XW Spanish Valley

Our half-day guided canyoneering tour through Entrajo Canyon offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, playful challenges, and technical fun—ideal for beginners and adventure-seekers alike.
This dynamic slot canyon route features winding sandstone corridors, unique rock formations, and two exciting rappels (15 ft and 90 ft). Depending on the season, you may even wade through cool, sculpted pools as you navigate the canyon’s twists and turns. The hike totals around 2.5 miles and includes light scrambling, teamwork, and a bit of ropework, all in a relaxed, supportive environment.

Along the way, you’ll be treated to sweeping views of the La Sal Mountains before dropping into narrow passageways carved over millions of years by wind and water. Your guide will provide personalized instruction and help you build confidence on rope—no prior experience necessary.

With a moderate approach and a scenic, high-reward canyon, this tour is perfect for first-timers, families, or anyone looking to try canyoneering in one of Moab’s most unique landscapes.