Music Hike IV

Sunday, September 8, 2019 - 8:00am

Moab Wilderness

Pieces:

Program details coming soon.

Event Description:

Music Hikes are quickly becoming the most popular concerts at the Moab Music Festival. The number of patrons we can take into the wilderness is limited, so please reserve early. Prepare for your hike. Hydrate, walk in the red rock desert, and enjoy an otherworldly experience.

Tickets available April 1.

Additional Info:

Not for the average concertgoer! Gather at the Grand County Middle School at 7:45 am to be transported to a secret wilderness location. From there, a rigorous hike leads you to a natural setting ideal for acoustic music. It's music in concert with the landscape™ for the outdoor enthusiast.

Naturalist guides from Canyonlands Field Institute will guide the hike.

Know before you buy

Not suitable for children under 12 years of age.

The hike requires a moderate level of stamina, agility and comfort with uneven footing and potentially some exposure on slick rock. Hiking/trail shoes are required. Comfortable outdoor clothing for a desert environment is recommended. Hiking poles are welcome.

The shuttle pick up location will be provided after ticket purchase. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early (7:45 am). Anticipated return to Moab at 11:30 am.

Tickets are non-refundable.

Program and artists subject to change without notice.

Know before you go

The shuttle pick up location will be provided after ticket purchase. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early (7:45 am). Anticipated return to Moab at 11:30 am.

Please bring water, and if desired, a light snack. Hiking/trail shoes are required. Comfortable outdoor clothing for a desert environment is recommended. Hiking poles are welcome.

The hike can be sunny. It is recommended that you apply sunscreen, bring a hat and bug spray, and hydrate throughout.

No pets please.

Know the Venue

These scenic hikes, one of our most popular events, offer unparalleled musical intimacy and engagement with the world-class artists that perform. Patrons are shuttled to a "secret location." There, a CFI naturalist familiarizes hikers with the terrain and leads the way to the scenic concert location.