Moab Music Festival San Juan

Music in concert with the landscape

The Moab Music Festival is teaming up with the Canyonlands Field Institute to create a musical adventure in concert with the San Juan River. Located alongside the Navajo Reservation, the San Juan River flows through a landscape rich with Indigenous culture and archaeology. For 3 days and 2 nights, we will transform the river corridor into our own private music venue. Patrons will enjoy concerts among the willows, sandstone cliffs, and great blue herons that make their home in this unique riparian ecosystem. All gear, food, and outfitting needs are taken care of by the Canyonlands Field Institute, while the Moab Music Festival will provide the same high-quality music you have come to expect over their 30 year history. We hope you can join us for this musically, culturally, and educationally rich concert experience.

Performances throughout the trip will be from Kristin Lee (violin), and Jason Vieaux (guitar).

To register, visit Moab Music Festival’s Trip Page

Location:
Dates:
September 13, 2022 through September 16, 2022
Duration:
4 days and 3 nights
Challenge:
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This is how we rate the challenges you might face on a CFI trip.


Level 1 - Easy

  • Low level of physical activity, minimal movement required
  • 0 nights spent camping or in the field
  • Hiking or walking 0-2 miles per day

Level 2 - Moderate

  • Medium level of physical activity, some movement required
  • 1-4 nights spent camping or in the field
  • Hiking up to 4 miles per day
  • Flatwater or mild whitewater rapids

Level 3 - Active

  • Medium or high level of physical activity
  • 1-5 nights spent camping or in the field
  • Hiking up to 5 miles per day
  • Class I - III whitewater rapids

Level 4 - Challenging

  • High level of physical activity
  • 1-6 nights spent camping or in the field
  • Hiking 5 or more miles per day
  • Class IV whitewater rapids
CFI's Essential Eligibility Criteria outlines specific challenges that you may face on CFI trips. Please consult the EEC for information on responsibilities of participants.

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