While Uber & Lyft operate in Moab Utah, they tend to not reliable due to long wait times or sometimes no availability at all. 

The best time to visit Moab is in spring and fall, avoiding extreme summer heat and winter cold. For fewer crowds, consider February, November, or late May, when the weather is conducive to outdoor activities without the peak season rush. April and October offer the most ideal weather, with perfect 70-degree days suitable for a wide range of activities, from hiking to river rafting. 

(March to May) and autumn, temperatures are moderate, ranging from 55° to 72.3°F and rainfall is moderate. Summer (Late May to Mid-September) is hot and dry, with average daily highs above 84°F. July is the hottest month, reaching an average high of 95°F. Winter (November to February) is very cold, snowy, and partly cloudy. Average daily highs are below 50°F. January is the coldest month, with an average low of 21°F and a high of 40°F. 

During the off-season in Moab, some restaurants and shops may adjust their hours or temporarily close. However, many establishments remain open year-round. For specific details, we recommend calling ahead to confirm the hours of operation. 

You must be 21 years or older to consume alcohol in Moab, Utah. No one under 21 is allowed in an establishment licensed as a bar. 

Beer, liquor and wine can be ordered in a restaurant from 11:30 a.m. - 1 a.m., but since the establishment is licensed as a restaurant, those drinks need to be ordered with food. 

The closest natural hot springs to Moab, Utah are Diamond Fork (Fifth Water) Hot Springs (181 miles | 3 hours from Moab): These serene rural springs in Utah offer rock-walled pools of varying temperatures, with cascading waterfalls. The highest temperature reaches 108°F, making it a great spot to relax your muscles.