"Grand Moab" Ultimate Helicopter Tour

About This Adventure

The Grand Moab is the comprehensive answer to the question of what Moab looks like from the air. Sixty minutes covers both national parks — Arches' arch formations and salt anticline geology, then west over Canyonlands' Island in the Sky, Confluence Point, Dead Horse Point, and the turquoise Potash Ponds along the Colorado River. This is not a narrowly focused flight; it's a survey of the entire canyon country.

Guests often book the Grand Moab on their first day in Moab, using it as orientation for everything that follows. After sixty minutes at altitude over the Colorado Plateau, the hiking trails, off-road routes, and river trips all fit into a larger picture — one that most visitors to the canyon country never get to see. Departs daily.

Highlights

Before You Go

What's Included

• Window seat
• Live pilot narration
• Complimentary water

What to Bring

• Camera
• Sunglasses
• Light layers

Meeting Point

Cancellation Policy

Passengers are required to request cancellation at least 24 hours in advance of their tour to receive a full refund. Cancellations inside 24 hours are not eligible to have their fares refunded.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do we actually fly over the national park?+

  Yes! You will fly directly over Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and even Monument Valley.

• What should we bring?+

  Water, a light jacket, your camera, and a smile! Every passenger gets a window seat, so have that camera ready.

• What is the minimum age?+

  All ages are welcome on our flights! Children over 24 months must sit in their own seat. Booster pillows are provided by Redtail Air for younger passengers.

• How big is the helicopter? How many people can fit?+

  Our helicopters seat up to 3 passengers for an intimate experience. For larger groups, multiple helicopters can fly together.

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