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“RED CLIFFS LODGE IN MOAB OCCUPIES A SPECIAL SPOT OVERLOOKING THE COLORADO RIVER, AMID A RUGGED WESTERN LANDSCAPE THAT’S BEEN THE SITE OF MANY FILMS, INCLUDING RIO GRANDE WITH JOHN WAYNE.”


MOAB, UTAH


Red Clif fs Lodge — Nearby, you’ ll find the award-winning (Best of State 2009, Outside Traveler’s “Perfect 10” list,” and one of National Geographic Traveler magazine’s top desti- nations in the world) Red Cliff s Lodge, a bit


more rustic in nature, but off er- ing its own version of hospitality and adventure in the shadows of spectacular red cliff s from which the name derives. Red Cliffs Lodge occupies a special spot overlooking the Colorado River,


amid a rugged Western landscape that’s been the site of many fi lms, including Rio Grande with John Wayne.


T e brilliant contrasts in landscape colors are primary green, red and blue sky—straight


out of the Cray- on box; almost too much vi- sual impact for the eyes. But don’t bl ink; you might miss something.


CONTACT INFO: » Mile 14 Highway 128 » Moab, Utah 84532


» Toll Free: 866-812-2002 » Phone: 435-259-2002 » www.redcliff slodge.com


Your respite from the rugged landscape


will be your room, suite or cabin, furnished with Western style luxury; every room off ers a view of the river or Castle Creek, off ering placid respite from the rugged landscape that surrounds the Western style, amenity-rich lodge. T e lodge features dramatic 20-foot ceilings, natural wood-paneled walls, rustic log furniture and hand-fi nished Mexican tile fl oors. T ere is a honeymoon suite, swimming pool, conference space, Wild Horse Bar, Cow- boy Grill, outdoor hot tub and award-winning wine from the (on site) Castle Creek Winery. More? More, you say? Okay, how about a game of tennis, volleyball, horseshoes or a visit to the Moab Movie Museum? Satisfi ed? I thought so!


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