Recently Reviewed Hotels around Canyonlands National Park

• Mesa Arch
  "My favorite arch"
  "Mesa arch is truly amazing. There is something about it that makes it stand out among all the arches we saw. Great little scenic hike ends in spectacular fashion. Don't skip it just because you came to see the canyon."
• Green River
  "Canoe trip of a lifetime"
  "I recently took a six day canoe trip down the Green River in the Canyonlands. The trip was wonderful - incredible scenery, petrogylphs and Anasazi ruins. Definitely a trip to remember. We rented two canoes and one kayak for five of us through Tex's Riverways in Moab. Mike our guy at Tex's was ve..."ry professional and friendly and seemed to know the area well. He answered all our questions and recommended the best places to see ruins, art work, etc... The trip to the put-in point at Mineral Bottom was long but interesting - the drive down into the canyon was pretty narrow and steep and kept us on the edge of our seats. After six days of paddling and camping we were picked up at the confluence of the Green River and Colorado River and a speedboat raced us back to a bus that returned us to Tex's where our autos were kept. The entire experience was incredible and one I will remember all my life. If you are ever in the area, this is a must-do! " More >
• Mesa Arch
  "Wonderful"
  "The round trip hike is about 20 minutes, whic is very easy, has some nice rocks and sand. Once you get there the view is amazing. Wonderful spot for some panaroma pictures. You can get some awesome pictures through the arch."