Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is Moab is a film that was designed to highlight the wide variety of landscapes that you can experience when you visit Moab, Utah - and most of these locations are not located in Arches or Canyonlands National Parks.
Moab Utah is a many things to many people, but what ever it is that brings you to Moab (vacation, off-roading, rock climbing, biking, hiking, photography, painting, rafting, camping) you may not realize that if you just visit the two national parks (Arches and Canyonlands) you're missing out on 98% of what Moab has to offer.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Moab manages over 1.8 MILLION acres of breathtaking red rock canyons, cliffs, fins, spires and hoodoos - and all of this public land is located outside of the National Parks.
Then there's the LaSal Mountains, the second largest in all of Utah - with elevations reaching 13,000 feet. Tired of the 100 degree desert heat? Take a drive on the LaSal Mountain Loop Rd and enjoy cooler weather and spectacular mountain scenery.
Moab, Utah is one of the most amazing locations you can visit - whether you’re seeking adventure, solitude, or anything in between. If you’re a painter, photographer, hiker, biker, rock climber, rafter, off-roader, or traveling in an RV or camper - Moab has what you’re looking for. As a photographer Moab offers some of the finest landscapes anywhere on earth - with millions of acres of red-rock sandstone arches, spires, fins, canyons, and hoodoos.
Love stargazing? You'll love the dark skies around Moab. Head into Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, or Dead Horse Point State Park and enjoy some of the darkest skies in the country. The International Dark Sky Association has designated these locations as dark-sky parks, and you’ll soon discover why. But don't stop there - anytime you leave town, you'll discover that the lack of any significant light pollution and the dry high-desert climate ensures a wonderful view of the night sky on most nights. You’ll also be happy to know that Moab is also one of the safest places to hang outdoors - as there really isn’t much in the way of predatory wildlife.
I hope you enjoy the short timelapse film. Thank you for watching.
Ron Risman
Timelapse Moab
TimelapseMoab.com
timelapseworkshops.com
This is Moab is a film that was designed to highlight the wide variety of landscapes that you can experience when you visit Moab, Utah - and most of these locations are not located in Arches or Canyonlands National Parks.
Moab Utah is a many things to many people, but what ever it is that brings you to Moab (vacation, off-roading, rock climbing, biking, hiking, photography, painting, rafting, camping) you may not realize that if you just visit the two national parks (Arches and Canyonlands) you're missing out on 98% of what Moab has to offer.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Moab manages over 1.8 MILLION acres of breathtaking red rock canyons, cliffs, fins, spires and hoodoos - and all of this public land is located outside of the National Parks.
Then there's the LaSal Mountains, the second largest in all of Utah - with elevations reaching 13,000 feet. Tired of the 100 degree desert heat? Take a drive on the LaSal Mountain Loop Rd and enjoy cooler weather and spectacular mountain scenery.
Moab, Utah is one of the most amazing locations you can visit - whether you’re seeking adventure, solitude, or anything in between. If you’re a painter, photographer, hiker, biker, rock climber, rafter, off-roader, or traveling in an RV or camper - Moab has what you’re looking for. As a photographer Moab offers some of the finest landscapes anywhere on earth - with millions of acres of red-rock sandstone arches, spires, fins, canyons, and hoodoos.
Love stargazing? You'll love the dark skies around Moab. Head into Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, or Dead Horse Point State Park and enjoy some of the darkest skies in the country. The International Dark Sky Association has designated these locations as dark-sky parks, and you’ll soon discover why. But don't stop there - anytime you leave town, you'll discover that the lack of any significant light pollution and the dry high-desert climate ensures a wonderful view of the night sky on most nights. You’ll also be happy to know that Moab is also one of the safest places to hang outdoors - as there really isn’t much in the way of predatory wildlife.
I hope you enjoy the short timelapse film. Thank you for watching.
Ron Risman
Timelapse Moab
TimelapseMoab.com
timelapseworkshops.com
