Arches National Park and Moab, Utah
Considering the stunning scenery and recreational opportunities, it’s no wonder tourism flourishes in Moab
By John Treadwell Dunbar —— Bio and Archives--September 25, 2010
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For better or worse, Arches National Park and the nearby resort town of Moab have been discovered. Once a dull and dusty uranium mining town, Moab abruptly evolved into a recreational mecca of world-wide acclaim.
A small, bustling community of 5,000 in the shadow of the La Sal Mountains near the Colorado River, it has become a minor cultural and artistic hub teeming with the young and athletic, and the old and lazy, all determined to have a rousing, and occasionally sweaty, good time.
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