MOAB GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Four Rappels into Redrock Silence: Private Canyoneering in Bow and Arrow Canyon
A private, 3.5–4 hour guided canyoneering trip near Moab that covers four rappels and introduces beginners to canyon travel.
Four Rappels into Redrock Silence: Private Canyoneering in Bow and Arrow Canyon.
This private three- to four-hour canyoneering trip in Bow and Arrow Canyon drops you into narrow redrock seams for four rappels and close-up encounters with natural and archaeological features. Designed for complete beginners and suitable in all seasons, the route is run by a technical guide who provides all necessary gear, permits and instruction for a short, high-value adventure close to Moab, Utah.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Redrock Canyons & Hidden Ruins
Bow and Arrow Canyon threads through sculpted sandstone and offers notable natural and archaeological sights—compact, atmospheric terrain that rewards a short outing with concentrated scenery.
Four Guided Rappels, All Equipment Provided
The trip features four rappels and is run by an experienced guide; the operator provides all necessary technical equipment so beginners can focus on learning rope skills and canyon travel.
Private, Short Adventure — Great for Beginners
A private three- to four-hour schedule makes this a concentrated excursion suitable for people new to canyoneering or anyone wanting a quick technical adventure near Moab in any season.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
You meet your guide, get fitted into harness and technical gear supplied by the operator, and move a short approach into the canyon. The group then negotiates a sequence of four rappels through tight sandstone slots, pausing to examine rock features and archaeological remnants that punctuate the route. The pace is deliberate and instructional—ideal for first-timers—wrapped up in roughly three and a half to four hours.
THE LANDSCAPE
Redrock Canyons & Hidden Ruins
Bow and Arrow Canyon threads through sculpted sandstone and offers notable natural and archaeological sights—compact, atmospheric terrain that rewards a short outing with concentrated scenery.
THE ROPES
Four Guided Rappels, All Equipment Provided
The trip features four rappels and is run by an experienced guide; the operator provides all necessary technical equipment so beginners can focus on learning rope skills and canyon travel.
THE ACCESS
Private, Short Adventure — Great for Beginners
A private three- to four-hour schedule makes this a concentrated excursion suitable for people new to canyoneering or anyone wanting a quick technical adventure near Moab in any season.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring 2 quarts (2–3 liters) of water, snacks or lunch, a small backpack to carry supplies, sturdy footwear you don’t mind getting wet, sunscreen, sunglasses, and an optional camera.
The operator supplies all necessary technical equipment and a guide; permits and fees are included in the trip package.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
The private canyoneering trip runs approximately 3.5 to 4 hours.
Is this trip suitable for beginners?
Yes — the canyon is described as great for complete beginners and the outing is guide-led with instruction and provided technical equipment.
What does the operator include?
The operator provides all necessary technical equipment, an experienced guide, and all necessary permits and fees.
How much water and food should I bring?
Front Range Climbing Company recommends bringing 2 quarts (2–3 liters) of water per person and snacks or a light lunch to stay fueled during the trip.
What footwear and pack should I use?
Bring sturdy footwear you don’t mind getting wet and a small backpack to carry water, food, and personal items so your hands are free while canyoneering.
When is this trip run?
The canyon is noted as suitable in all seasons, making the trip a year-round option near Moab.