Location and how to get there: Located 20 miles outside of Moab, Utah, on the banks of the Colorado River. Air service available to Moab Canyonlands Field Airport; Grand Junction, Colorado (80 miles); Salt Lake City (250 miles); Las Vegas, Nevada (480 miles)
Number of rooms: 52 in total. All resort rooms offer private decks, air conditioning & heating, hair dryers, irons /ironing boards and bathrobes.
Price range: $279 – $529 USD (Spring, Summer, Fall)
$209 – $414 USD (Winter)
Time of year to go: Fall – cooler weather and fewer crowds. Winter is also a great time to avoid crows and enjoy cold weather hiking and winter sunshine.
You saw Thelma and Louise drive full-speed off the cliff in Moab’s Canyonlands, but I recommend that you hit the brakes and stay awhile. Most people who live in Moab were originally visitors who fell in love with the spot and planted roots here in the slick rock; the adoration of the town by its residents comes through in almost every interaction you’ll have. They are eager to share the love, especially with adventurous ladies traveling alone. You’re as likely to have a fierce female guide, as a manly man on the trails. This is a significant boon for the adventurous sister who needs inspiration, or a little added security, to really let loose. Moab’s terrain is in a constant state of undress, with only a few shrubs and skimpy trees adorning the vast, flesh-colored shoulders and bare thighs of exposed rock. Bends and crevices seem more like soft skin than petrified sand, giving the area a feeling that is sensual and spiritual all at once. Each rock formation seems to have a face, embedded within its outcroppings and indents. In Moab, nature looks back at you.
As Utah’s only Small Luxury Hotel and the sole AAA, Four-Diamond rated, resort in Moab, Sorrel River Ranch, provides leisure and adventure travelers, with an exquisite base from which to explore the Southwest’s natural landscapes. Activities such as; river rafting, mountain biking, and hiking in Utah’s National Parks ensure adventures for every interest. Travelers agree that Moab’s finest hotel, Sorrel River Ranch Resort & Spa, brings luxury accommodations to a world-class adventure destination!
Why is this location so great for women? It’s a very safe area and a comfortable, easy place to travel. Plenty of activities make for a health-conscious escape from normal life. Good opportunity for women to test themselves both physically and mentally. There are many, inspiring, female guides in the area, too, running challenging off-road tours, piloting scenic flights, and rowing through extreme whitewater! Additionally, Sorrel River Ranch Resort & Spa combines the best of both worlds: women can end their day with a massage, a glass of wine, an outstanding dinner, and a dip in the hot tub. Or sit outside on their private deck and count shooting stars! Our River View Family Suite is perfect for groups of women traveling together -offering 1,000 sq. ft. of space and two separate sleeping areas.
Services: Concierge, room service, Internet, outdoor activities.
Hotel Restaurants & Bars: The Sorrel River Grill offers the area’s finest dining and best service. Dine outdoors next to the mighty Colorado, or indoors in the comfort of our climate controlled, indoor deck. We have a beautiful bar, lounge, and outdoor deck that are open seasonally. Boxed lunches are also available for those planning a day on the trail.
Spa, health club, gym, pool: With an array of massage therapy and body treatments, the Spa at Sorrel River, provides much-needed rejuvenation and offers an additional dimension of holistic treatment, for guests enjoying a health and wellness vacation. The resort also features a fitness center, pool and jacuzzi.
Bath products in rooms: Cali Tarrocco
Time of year to go: Fall – cooler weather and fewer crowds. Winter is also a great time to avoid crows and enjoy cold weather hiking and winter sunshine.
Sorrel River Ranch Resort & Spa, HC 64 Box 4000, Mile 17 Highway 128, Moab, Utah USA 84532
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