
Maze Hiking Shuttle via Dollhouse
River shuttle service to the Maze section of Canyonlands via the Dollhouse trailhead, saving considerable travel time for hikers accessing this remote backcountry area.

Outfitter · Rafting, Kayaking, Paddleboarding
Canyonlands By Night & Day is a family-owned operator based on the Colorado River near Moab, Utah, in business since 1963. The company specializes in evening Sound and Light Shows featuring a cowboy-style Dutch oven dinner followed by a flat-bottomed jet boat ride upriver, where 40,000 watts of natural light illuminate canyon walls while narration and music recount the area's geological and human history. Beyond evening programs, the company offers self-guided canoe and kayak camping trips on the Green River's Labyrinth Canyon and Colorado River sections through Canyonlands National Park, with both jet boat and vehicle shuttle options to handle logistics. The operator also provides river shuttle service to the Maze section via the Dollhouse trailhead for backcountry hikers.
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River shuttle service to the Maze section of Canyonlands via the Dollhouse trailhead, saving considerable travel time for hikers accessing this remote backcountry area.

Self-guided canoe, kayak, or raft camping trip down the Colorado River through Canyonlands National Park with jet boat shuttle service for equipment transfer.

Self-guided canoe camping trip paddling the calm waters of Labyrinth Canyon on the Green River through Canyonlands National Park, with vehicle shuttle service included.

Self-guided canoe camping trip on the calm waters of Labyrinth Canyon section of the Green River through Canyonlands National Park, with jet boat shuttle service included to eliminate shuttle logistics.

An evening boat tour on the Colorado River featuring a cowboy-style Dutch oven dinner followed by a flat-bottomed boat ride upriver. After dark, 40,000 watts of natural light illuminate the canyon walls while music and narration tell the stories of the canyon's formation and history from early settlers including Native Americans, Catholic conquistadors, and Mormon pioneers.
Moab, Utah






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