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Shopping opportunities are plentiful in Moab, with art galleries, jewelry stores, and shops carrying T-shirts and souvenirs throughout Main Street.
You can get most anything you may need here for your travels, including some of the best cappuccino and Colombian coffee in town. The store is also the heartbeat of the local community, where everyone gossips, discusses local politics, and swaps info on the best hiking and adventure spots.
Small-town yarn shops are as scarce as hen's teeth, and this one is especially sweet. Run by sisters Cathy and Rosie, it offers a wide selection of beautiful yarn, from fancy to simple, as well as needles, finished pieces, jewelry, and books. If you're sticking around the area for a while, you can sign up for a class or attend the weekly group knit night.
If you forget anything for your camping, climbing, hiking, or other outdoor adventure, you can get a replacement here. GearHeads is packed with essentials and fun extras like booties and packs for your dog, water filtration straws, and cool souvenirs. The store's owners invented a high-end LED flashlight that has become very popular with the U.S. military, available at the store.
Featuring all local artists and artisans, the fun shop is a great place to find a personal gift for someone or that perfect piece of art to help you remember your Utah trip. The offerings here are diverse, including prints, jewelry, ceramics, and calendars. The more you look around this creative, colorful space, the more pieces you'll find you want.
A peek into the crunchy side of Moab, Moonflower is owned by 1,800 members, though anyone can shop here. The centrally located market is a great place to pick up produce, grab-and-go deli items, house-made baked goods (including vegan options), and hot breakfast and lunch choices. There's also a wide selection of essential oils, soaps, other personal-care products. When you first walk in, check out the vibrant bulletin board full of community events.
A Moab landmark since the 1950s, this is as close as you'll get to a department store for more than 100 miles. Besides pharmacy and drugstore items, you can buy forgotten camping supplies, swimsuits, hats, sunglasses, souvenirs, and almost anything else. The pharmacy section is closed on weekends.
A Moab landmark since the 1950s, this is as close as you'll get to a department store for more than 100 miles. Besides pharmacy and drugstore items, you can buy all the essentials, including camping supplies, swimsuits, hats, sunglasses, and souvenirs. The pharmacy section is closed on weekends.
