Arches National Park Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour

1.Arches National Park Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour
A self-guided Arches National Park driving audio tour with GPS-triggered stories, offline maps, and lifetime access for up to four.
Moab · SELF-GUIDED AUDIO DRIVING TOURS
15 reviewed
This is the shortlist we would hand a friend: the 15 self-guided audio driving tours worth booking in Moab, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.

A self-guided Arches National Park driving audio tour with GPS-triggered stories, offline maps, and lifetime access for up to four.

Self-guided GPS audio drives through Arches and Canyonlands from Moab, with offline access, lifetime use, and must-see stops for $24.99 per group.
“It was so very helpful to have the audio information! We were told where to turn off, what we would see at each turn off point, how long and how difficult the hike would be to see the point of interest....we really enjoyed the guided tour and saw way more than we would have on our own! Highly recommend!!”

Self-guided Canyonlands drive with GPS audio, offline maps, and key stops like Mesa Arch and Dead Horse Point.
“Email passcodes were a challenge that needed to be solved by a phone call. Tour starts before you get into the park. Make sure to check the start location for the tour stops.”

A self-guided, offline GPS audio drive through Arches National Park with lifetime app access, flexible stop times, and great value for your car.
“The audio works offline if you downloaded and got it ready before you go. The instruction is easy to follow, and it took us to all the spots with very clear and accurate driving directions. We also get to hear some information and history. We think it's well worth the money spent.”

GPS-triggered audio drives Utah’s Mighty Five parks with offline maps, history, geology, and practical stop guidance for one set price per car.
“Love that you can download where no internet and it guides you exactly where you are and history and you can go your own pace. Absolutely recommend”

Self-guided GPS audio tour of Arches and Canyonlands from Moab. Offline use, auto narration, and flexible stops for $24.99 per group.
“Sound like a good idea . We paid the money. I could not get the app to work. We went anyway and enjoyed the views”

Get GPS audio tours for Arches, Canyonlands, and La Sal in Moab. Offline maps, flexible start times, and one low group price.
“The audio guide is supposed to work with your GPS on the phone. We got poor signal and audio cut off in 2 seconds throughout Arches park and Canyonlands it didn't turn on at all. Beware before making purchase”

Self-guided GPS audio driving tour through Arches National Park from Moab, with offline stories for major stops like Windows and Landscape Arch.
“We only had about an hour or two to explore Arches and this audio tour was PERFECT. There is no real internet connection in the park so downloading the tour before arriving is essential. We played it on the requisite app, and it tracked our position and gave information about all the sights, with historical, scientific and interesting tidbits. Loved it!”

GPS offline audio self-guided drive through Canyonlands Island in the Sky with 16 stops and short hikes, $12.79 per group.
“Audio tour was as good as if not better than using a tour guide at a fraction of the cost. Also believe we got more in-depth park info than from a tour guide.”

Self-guided audio driving tours for 20+ parks with offline maps and hands-free GPS. One-year access for up to 4 per car.
“So far I am loving this program App. I love that I can watch and read the information prior to making the trip. I never knew so much about the two National Parks that I've looked at so far. Can't wait to actually use it on the road with the GPS.”

Offline GPS audio drive of the La Sal Mountain Loop in Moab with lakes, towers, dinosaur tracks, and free stops for $15.99 per group.
“We were unable to complete. The la sal mountain loop road was closed. We were excited to start but unable.”

Self-guided Utah Mighty Five audio drives from Moab with offline GPS, lifetime access, and turn-by-turn stops through Zion, Bryce, Arches, and more.
“This is a great way to explore on your own at your own pace. Gave us the freedom to stop where we wanted for as long as we wanted.”

Self-guided Goblin Valley drive in Moab with offline audio maps, hands-free playback by location, and 15+ story stops for $9.99 per group.
“Load app and download first. It only works if you start at coordinates. Customer service is very helpful”

Drive Long Canyon in your own SUV with a local guide in Moab. Private up to 4, 3–4 hours, Jug Handle Arch and the Colorado River.
“On our 1st vacation in Moab we brought our jeep and didn't know the area of where to go. By accident we ran into John with JG Outfitters that offered us his guide service. He asked our skill level and what we had in mind to do. He gave us a Read more”

Self-guided Mighty Five audio tour from Moab with GPS-triggered stories for Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Zion and Bryce. Works offline.
“If you are going travel out west and want to make the most of your experience of the National Parks, the self-guided audio tours are the way to go!! It was truly amazing!! We even made a wrong turn when we were in Yellowstone and the narrator even came on and said “I think you may have made a wrong turn”! Gives you point by point information on all of the special points of interest. Also includes a lot of history of the area, which we would have missed without the audio tour! I highly recommend checking out all audio tours for wherever you want to visit! It is definitely…”