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Rent an inflatable SUP in Moab and choose between calm Ken's Lake or guided waters on the Colorado River. Rentals include a paddle, pump and life vest — ideal for half- or full-day adventures.
Rent an inflatable SUP in Moab and choose between calm Ken's Lake or guided waters on the Colorado River. Rentals include a paddle, pump and life vest — ideal for half- or full-day adventures.
Morning light strips the slickrock terraces and drops into the river; your board edges forward while red walls hover like watchful cliffs. Whether you push off at Ken's Lake nine miles south of Moab for a mellow glide or drop in at a Colorado River put-in for a longer downstream run, the water sets the pace and the sandstone keeps score.
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Operated by Xtreme 4x4 Tours · Moab, Utah
Morning light strips the slickrock terraces and drops into the river; your board edges forward while red walls hover like watchful cliffs. Whether you push off at Ken's Lake nine miles south of Moab for a mellow glide or drop in at a Colorado River put-in for a longer downstream run, the water sets the pace and the sandstone keeps score.
This landscape is carved by the Colorado River and its tributaries over millions of years; Ancestral Puebloans and later Ute peoples moved through these canyons long before recreation arrived. The geological story—layered Navajo sandstone, cut by seasonal flows—creates the contrasts that make paddling here visually dramatic and technically variable.
Practical guide: rentals include an inflatable SUP (or rolled option), paddle, pump, ankle leash and at least one life vest; extra jackets and paddles are available. Choose Ken's Lake for protected water and scenic calm; select a river route only if you are comfortable with current and have reviewed local put-in/take-out maps. Minimum river age is 10, life jackets are mandatory, and river shuttles cost extra.
Expect strong sun, variable wind and cooler water even on warm days—hydrate, wear sun protection, and use a leash. Half-day (4 hours) or full-day (8.5 hours) options let you tailor distance and fatigue. Staff will point you to recommended routes and local hazards, but final responsibility for safety and river-readiness stays with the paddler. Leave no trace and respect seasonal flow changes to keep this river ready for future trips.
Rental includes an inflatable SUP (inflated or rolled), paddle, one life vest, ankle leash and a pump; additional life jackets and paddles may be rented for a fee.
Yes—staff provide maps and recommended put-ins/take-outs; river routes require awareness of currents and have a minimum age of 10 for participants.
No—river shuttle service is an additional fee. Ask staff to help arrange a shuttle when booking if needed.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; no refund within 24 hours of departure.
Xtreme 4x4 Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light strips the slickrock terraces and drops into the river; your board edges forward while red walls hover like watchful cliffs. Whether you push off at Ken's Lake nine miles south of Moab for a mellow glide or drop in at a Colorado River put-in for a longer downstream run, the water sets the pace and the sandstone keeps score.
Morning light strips the slickrock terraces and drops into the river; your board edges forward while red walls hover like watchful cliffs. Whether you push off at Ken's Lake nine miles south of Moab for a mellow glide or drop in at a Colorado River put-in for a longer downstream run, the water sets the pace and the sandstone keeps score.
This landscape is carved by the Colorado River and its tributaries over millions of years; Ancestral Puebloans and later Ute peoples moved through these canyons long before recreation arrived. The geological story—layered Navajo sandstone, cut by seasonal flows—creates the contrasts that make paddling here visually dramatic and technically variable.
Practical guide: rentals include an inflatable SUP (or rolled option), paddle, pump, ankle leash and at least one life vest; extra jackets and paddles are available. Choose Ken's Lake for protected water and scenic calm; select a river route only if you are comfortable with current and have reviewed local put-in/take-out maps. Minimum river age is 10, life jackets are mandatory, and river shuttles cost extra.
Expect strong sun, variable wind and cooler water even on warm days—hydrate, wear sun protection, and use a leash. Half-day (4 hours) or full-day (8.5 hours) options let you tailor distance and fatigue. Staff will point you to recommended routes and local hazards, but final responsibility for safety and river-readiness stays with the paddler. Leave no trace and respect seasonal flow changes to keep this river ready for future trips.