🌄 Things to Do in Moab, Utah — Stay at the Sister Wives Villa at Rim Vista
With its fiery cliffs, peaceful canyons, and unforgettable night skies, Moab, Utah is one of the most extraordinary places on earth. Whether you come for hiking, off-roading, or simply to breathe in the desert air, Moab delivers. This complete guide shares the best things to do, local events, and travel tips — plus where to stay: Christine Brown’s Sister Wives Villa in Rim Vista.
🏡 Where to Stay: The Sister Wives Villa in Moab
Location: Rim Vista Townhomes, Moab, Utah
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Owned by Christine Brown from TLC’s Sister Wives, this bright, stylish villa feels like home. With 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and desert-inspired décor, it’s a relaxing base after a day of red-rock exploration. Guests enjoy a pool, hot tub, garage, and private patio for golden-hour sunsets.
🌄 Must-See National Parks
1. Arches National Park
Arches National Park holds more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches, including the iconic Delicate Arch. Arrive early to catch sunrise or late for sunset glow. Book timed entry passes ahead of time — they often sell out fast.
2. Canyonlands National Park
Forty minutes away, Canyonlands shows off Utah’s wilder side. Don’t miss Mesa Arch at dawn or the sweeping overlooks at Island in the Sky. Photographers love it year-round.
3. Dead Horse Point State Park
Dead Horse Point offers jaw-dropping views of the Colorado River. There’s a scenic loop trail perfect for families and sunrise yoga sessions with a view you’ll never forget.
💦 Local Adventures & Outdoor Fun
- UTV & Jeep Tours — Go off-roading through Hell’s Revenge or Fins & Things with expert guides who know every ridge and climb.
- Moab Adventure Center — Book rafting trips, rock climbing, canyoneering, and zip-lining experiences.
- Moab Desert Adventures — Perfect for guided hikes and scenic photography tours.
- Mill Creek Falls — Easy hike and swimming hole close to town.
Looking for more? Browse hundreds of Moab tours on Viator — from scenic flights to sunset horseback rides.
🍽️ Where to Eat & Drink
- The Broken Oar — rustic patio, live music, and hearty mountain meals.
- Moab Brewery — the town’s craft-beer landmark with burgers and sandwiches.
- Moab Coffee Roasters — locally roasted beans and homemade fudge.
- Red Cliffs Lodge — riverfront dining and regional wines on Scenic Byway 128.
- 98 Center — creative Vietnamese-American dishes and vegan options downtown.
🎉 Seasonal Events & Festivals
- Moab Arts Festival (May) — art, crafts, live music, and food trucks in Swanny Park.
- Moab Folk Festival (November) — three days of music surrounded by red rocks.
- Easter Jeep Safari (March–April) — the biggest off-roading event in the Southwest.
- Moab Trail Marathon (November) — scenic race through canyons and mesas.
Plan your visit around a festival for extra energy and community vibes — Moab locals know how to celebrate the desert.
🌳 Scenic Drives & Hidden Gems
- Highway 128 — a must-drive route following the Colorado River, dotted with pull-offs and picnic areas.
- Moab Giants Museum — life-size dinosaur replicas and interactive exhibits for families.
- Downtown Moab — browse boutiques, gear shops, and galleries with local art and jewelry.
🌅 Insider Travel Tips
- Best seasons: March–May and September–October for mild weather.
- Stay hydrated — it’s easy to underestimate the desert sun.
- Book tours and national park entries early during spring break.
- Bring layers: temperatures swing 30°F between day and night.
🌌 Stargazing & Desert Nights
Moab is an official International Dark Sky Park region. Step outside the villa or head to Dead Horse Point after dark for Milky Way views like you’ve never seen. Pack a blanket, sit back, and enjoy pure silence under the stars.
🌵 Why Stay at the Sister Wives Villa
This Airbnb connects comfort and history — a home created by Christine Brown that mirrors her warmth and independence. Here, desert calm meets thoughtful hospitality. Families, road-trippers, and fans alike will love the location and amenities.
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🧭 Final Thoughts
Moab isn’t just a bucket-list stop — it’s a feeling. Between the red-rock arches, wild rivers, and starlit skies, you’ll find peace, adventure, and inspiration. Whether you’re here for a few days or a full week, this desert town will stay with you forever.
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