Since 2011 a group of DualSportBC Members make the pilgrimage to Moab Utah in April. This adventure clears the cobwebs, that rain and snow has managed to form over the winter months. Lots of organization goes into managing a small group of about 10 riders (cats). This trip is always by invite as the accommodations are limited but every year we have several new participants and this year is no different. It is always fun to have new riders join us for their first trip to Moab. Everyone that has joined us on this trip has upped their riding skills by several notches, however there is always that learning curve and can be painful at times. If you are interested in previous Moab Trips with lots of pictures just do a search of "iwannaridemoab" in the search bar for this site. we have trip reports from 2011
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April 5 2019 The Accommodations Moab Retreat House
Time to get this post underway. It is launch day for the BC guys bound for Moab Ut. Hoping to get the guys to take pictures of their ride down, pictures of happy faces in the rain, sleeping in trucks, gas stops with groggy looks from traveling all night and finally the happy faces when they finally arrive here in Moab, where it is sunny and warm. This trip is similar to previous trips where the group will be staying at the Moab Retreat House for the week.
As you can see by the picture the Moab Retreat House is a large Duplex. the iwannaridemoab guys only rent one half at about 400 usd per night plus some other additional fees (2019). When spread across 9-10 riders the price is pretty affordable and beats sleeping in a tent any day. The house includes 2 Kitchens (one for Breakfast and Dinners and the other for Lunch Preparations) Lots of beds, 4 bathrooms (important for some of the older riders) 2 Living rooms, big garage, Laundry, BBQ, Lots of Parking.WiFi You get the point there is a lot of value here.
Note photos are stolen from the Moab Retreat House Gallery without permission
Moab Retreat House by Tom Timmerman, on Flickr
Kitchen, where all the important stuff happens
DSC_2450_070 by Sharon Richardson, on Flickr
Living Room with bed in the wall
DSC_2464_084 by Sharon Richardson, on Flickr
This is the bedroom the organiser gets (I am not him) he even gets his own bathroom. It should be noted that the organiser usually shares this room with someone
DSC_2475_095 by Sharon Richardson, on Flickr
Of course to fit 10 people into this house there is bound to be some more basic accommodation, Don't you remember how you always wanted to stay in the top bunk? well now you can. These are usually reserved for the newer attendees or the late payers.
DSC_2495_115 by Sharon Richardson, on Flickr
Basement Kitchen (Lunch Preparation Area) and Living area.
DSC_2515_131 by Sharon Richardson, on Flickr
Lots of parking
DSC_3164_798 by Sharon Richardson, on Flickr
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April 5 2019 The Accommodations Moab Retreat House
Time to get this post underway. It is launch day for the BC guys bound for Moab Ut. Hoping to get the guys to take pictures of their ride down, pictures of happy faces in the rain, sleeping in trucks, gas stops with groggy looks from traveling all night and finally the happy faces when they finally arrive here in Moab, where it is sunny and warm. This trip is similar to previous trips where the group will be staying at the Moab Retreat House for the week.
As you can see by the picture the Moab Retreat House is a large Duplex. the iwannaridemoab guys only rent one half at about 400 usd per night plus some other additional fees (2019). When spread across 9-10 riders the price is pretty affordable and beats sleeping in a tent any day. The house includes 2 Kitchens (one for Breakfast and Dinners and the other for Lunch Preparations) Lots of beds, 4 bathrooms (important for some of the older riders) 2 Living rooms, big garage, Laundry, BBQ, Lots of Parking.WiFi You get the point there is a lot of value here.
Note photos are stolen from the Moab Retreat House Gallery without permission
Kitchen, where all the important stuff happens
Living Room with bed in the wall
This is the bedroom the organiser gets (I am not him) he even gets his own bathroom. It should be noted that the organiser usually shares this room with someone
Of course to fit 10 people into this house there is bound to be some more basic accommodation, Don't you remember how you always wanted to stay in the top bunk? well now you can. These are usually reserved for the newer attendees or the late payers.
Basement Kitchen (Lunch Preparation Area) and Living area.
Lots of parking
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