| Clean Up After Your Pet Bring plastic bags. Wherever you stay, don’t forget to clean up after your pet. It’s both common sense, and courteous to the places you’re visiting. |
| Watch for Heatstroke Even if you don’t keep your pets in a hot car, hot summer weather can still be bad for your pet’s health - find out about the symptoms of heatstroke in dogs, and how you can prevent it. |
| NEVER LEAVE YOUR PET IN THE CAR On sunny and warm days, the air in the car doesn’t circulate and the temperature can rise within minutes to a point where it can become life threatening. Even if the windows are cracked, cars heat up quickly and your pet can be in danger. For example, a 70 degree day will quickly heat up to 104 degrees inside the car. |
| Dog-Friendly Walks/Hikes in the Moab Area |
Corona Arch - Easy/Moderate. 1.3 Miles one way. Trailhead is 25 minute drive from Moab. North on US-191 to Potash Road (Utah 279). Mill Creek Pathway - Easy. 1.1 Miles. Little to no driving. Starts at the intersection of 100 South and 100 West, a block off of Main Street. Portal Overlook - Hard. 2.0 Miles one way. Trailhead is 20 minute drive from Moab. N. on US-191 to Potash Road (Utah 279). Grandstaff Canyon - Moderate. 2.0 Miles one way. Trailhead is 10-minute drive from Moab. North on US-191 to the River Road (Utah 128) |
