The following trails are managed for hiking use: Hunter Canyon, Fisher Towers, Corona Arch, Amphitheater Loop, Copper Ridge Sauropod Trackway Interpretive Trail, Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trail, Negro Bill Canyon, the Ken's Lake hiking trail system, Trough Springs Trail and the Windwhistle Nature Trail. While the Hidden Valley Trail and the Portal Trail are marked and maintained as hiking trails, bicycle use is also allowed. Hikers also extensively use the Moab Rim Route.

The trails described here are all located near Moab. The closest trailhead to town is about 2 miles from downtown, while the farthest away is 23 miles. All of the trails are suitable for half-day outings. The Hidden Valley and Moab Rim Trails can be combined for a longer one-way hike. The close proximity to Moab of these trails make them ideal for lower temperature morning and after-dinner walks during the warmer months. 

Trail Data	Highest Elevation	Elevation Gain	Length (One Way)
Amphitheater Loop	4,240	250	3.0 Miles (Loop)
Fisher Towers	5,300	670	2.2 Miles
Negro Bill Canyon	4,300	330	2.0 Miles
Portal Overlook	4,940	980	2.0 Miles
Corona Arch	4,400	440	1.5 Miles
Moab Rim	4,900	940	3.0 Miles
Hidden Valley	5,270	680	2.0 Miles
Hunters Canyon	4,320	240	2.0 Miles