Moab Rappelling Adventure: Morning Glory Natural Bridge

Guests will hike their way on the rock fins towards drainages and canyons that lead to two rappels. The first rappel sends visitors into the slot canyon, Medieval Chamber. Rappelling through this canyon displays the beautiful layers of sandstone that have been dispersed over millions of years. The canyon then opens up to make way for the second rappel. This unique free hanging rappel is a breathtaking 120 feet next to Morning Glory Natural Bridge. The bridge measures 243 feet in width, making it one of the longest natural land bridges in the United States. Once at the bottom visitors are able to enjoy the scenic hike Grandstaff Canyon towards the Colorado River.

Meeting Point

44 W 200 N

44 W 200 N, Moab, UT 84532, USA

Come over to the Paddle Moab shop, half a block down the street from Pagan Mountaineering.

What's included:

• Professional Licensed Guide
• All equipment needed for rappelling
• Transportation to and from Canyon
• Water, you need to bring a personal water bottle.

Not included:

• Gratuity
• Photos
• Transportation to and from the Paddle Moab shop
• Bring a personal water bottle.

What to expect:

Grandstaff Canyon

You will hike on rock fins towards drainages and canyons that lead to two rappels. The first rappel sends visitors into the slot canyon, Medieval Chamber. Walking through the bottom of this canyon displays the beautiful layers of sandstone that have been dispersed over millions of years. The canyon then opens up to make way for the second rappel. This unique free hanging rappel is a breathtaking 120 feet next to Morning Glory Natural Bridge. Once at the bottom visitors are able to enjoy the scenic hike Grandstaff Canyon towards the Colorado River.