Audio Tours · MOAB AUDIO TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 14 moab audio tours worth the download, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to check before you commit.
Drive more than 50 miles through Arches National Park with an English audio guide that starts automatically at each stop. Hear stories about Ute and Paiute traditions, geology, settlers, stargazing, and famous arches. The tour runs offline, costs $16.99 per car of up to four people, and includes a bonus Delicate Arch Trail tour.
Use Action’s GPS audio app to tour Arches and Canyonlands National Parks independently. The unnamed narrator guides you to Delicate Arch, Windows, Mesa Arch, Green River Overlook, and more, with geology, Native stories, trail tips, and offline maps. One purchase covers up to four people in your car, with access described as lifetime.
“Easy to navigate and very informational. App was easy to download ahead of time. Would definitely recommend.”
Drive from Moab toward Grand View Point with an English audio guide that activates by GPS. The 62-mile route includes more than 37 stories about geology, Native American granaries, cowboys, rivers, arches, and overlooks. Download the Action Tour Guide app before leaving strong service, then tour at your own pace with lifetime access.
“Cut out a lot and couldn’t access for the front part that we missed by starting at different place. Thought it was suppose to work without internet but when it cut out it required internet to restart”
Drive Arches National Park with the Shaka Guide app providing GPS-triggered narration, directions, music, history, and stop-by-stop tips. You set the pace, skip stops, and use the tour offline after downloading it on Wi-Fi. The route covers Delicate Arch, Windows, Balanced Rock, Devils Garden, and more.
“This was an excellent audio tour via the Shaka app. It provides a comprehensive narrative based on your location and guides you perfectly to each landmark. Have a phone charger available in the car otherwise you’ll run low on battery quickly. This tour was absolutely amazing and worth it. Best part of our visit to Moab! Loved being able to go at our own pace while receiving valuable information at each stop. Highly recommend this!!!”
Drive Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands with Action’s GPS-triggered audio app. You’ll hear stories about geology, history, viewpoints, and hikes as you approach each stop. Download the tours before leaving strong Wi-Fi, then explore privately, at your own pace, over several days or return trips.
“Not easy to use and not worth. We purchased for all five parks but tried at one park and found not worth.”
Use the GuideAlong, formerly GyPSy Guide, app on your own phone as you drive through Arches and Canyonlands. GPS-triggered stories, directions, geology, history, and hiking tips play automatically. One purchase covers up to eight people in your vehicle, and the downloaded tour works without cell service or Wi-Fi.
“Worked perfectly. Appreciated detailed description of each view point hike. Wonderful experience. Will definitely do it for our next trip.”
GuideAlong’s GPS-guided audio tour lets you explore Arches National Park at your own pace. Hear stories about geology, history, arches, and fragile desert life as you drive to The Windows, Double Arch, Landscape Arch, Devils Garden, and other major sights. One purchase covers up to eight people in your vehicle.
“Make sure you read the fine print. They said I bought tickets to the Arches National Park but it was actually vouchers to get the tickets. They did not give an address on where to go get tickets. I wasted $20”
Drive from Moab into Canyonlands’ Island in the Sky district with Shaka Guide’s GPS-triggered audio tour. Hear stories, directions, music, and hiking tips while you visit Mesa Arch, Grand View Point, Upheaval Dome, Dead Horse Point, and more. Download it on Wi-Fi first, then explore offline with your private group.
“Amazing audio tour! You do it at your own pace, stop where you want to stop, and the app’s GPS knows where you are and gives you the right portion of the audio! Of course, you need to download when you have internet, but once you have it, no network is needed. It was so good that I’m downloading another park right away! So much learned.”
Drive Moab’s La Sal Mountain Loop with Shaka Guide’s GPS audio tour. Your phone supplies automatic narration, directions, stories, music, and offline maps as you visit alpine lakes, Castle Valley, dinosaur tracks, Fisher Towers, river stops, and a Fremont pictograph. One purchase covers a private vehicle of up to 15 people.
“Didn’t work for us. Got us off in wrong direction. Voice went in and out. Ended up finding our own way and simply driving through the park.”
Use the Shaka Guide app to tour Utah’s national parks at your own pace. GPS-triggered narration, offline maps, trail tips, history, music, and turn-by-turn directions guide you through Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, Arches, the La Sal Mountains, Goblin Valley, and southern Utah. One purchase covers your whole vehicle, and the tours never expire.
“It was AWESOME. We had the app downloaded on my phone and would let it know what park we wanted and it just “took over”. It lets you know what’s on every turn and is very entertaining.”
Follow a self-guided driving route from Temple Mountain Road to Goblin Valley Road, with more than 15 audio stories about the San Rafael Swell, ancient pictographs, Molly’s Castle, Wild Horse Butte, the Three Sisters, and Goblin Overlook. Download the Action Tour Guide app before leaving strong cell service. The tour is in English and costs $9.99 per group of up to four.
“This audio tour is very short, minimal, and not worth the cost. Not a good value for the time and energy spent.”
Use the GuideAlong, also known as GyPSy Guide, app to tour Utah’s Mighty Five at your own pace. GPS-triggered stories cover 485 points, scenic drives, hikes, geology, local tales, and route tips. One $36.99 purchase covers up to eight people in your vehicle and works offline after download.
“If you are going travel out west and want to make the most of your experience of the National Parks, the self-guided audio tours are the way to go!! It was truly amazing!! We even made a wrong turn when we were in Yellowstone and the narrator even came on and said “I think you may have made a wrong turn”! Gives you point by point information on all of the special points of interest. Also includes a lot of history of the area, which we would have missed without the audio tour! I highly recommend checking out all audio tours for wherever you want to visit! It is definitely…”
Follow a self-guided audio route from Wolfe Ranch to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park. More than 25 location-based stories cover the ranch, arch, geology, and park scenery over 1.7 miles. The app works offline, plays automatically, and gives you lifetime access for $9.99 per person.
“I never used my vouchers! I planned every detail of my vacation in advance and booked a self-guided tour. However, when I got to Moab and the surrounding area, it was so exciting, the landscape was so gorgeous and there was so much to see that sticking to a scheduled itinerary became secondary. In essence, I took my own self-guided tour: I spent an entire day in Canyonlands, another in Arches, and another in Dead Horse State Park meeting fellow adventurers folks from New Zealand, Germany and Mexico City, exploring, discovering and absorbing the magnitude of all there is to see here on my own. You never know where your…”
GuideAlong’s GyPSy Guide turns your drive from Moab through Canyonlands into a private audio tour with more than 100 GPS-triggered stories, directions, and tips. Follow the suggested route or set your own pace, stopping at Grand View Point, Aztec Butte, Mesa Arch, and Upheaval Dome. Download it once and use it offline.
“It was an enjoyable, easy to maneuver, well worth the money. Graphics would be nice as another audio tour that we took showed the text on the screen as well as a picture of the site that we would soon be visiting. Highly recommended”
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