Moab, Utah

It's been a bit hectic at the house lately with starting a new job, but I do intend to finish this story arch with this post and the next (about time, I know).

Ok then, Moab.

The town was nothing like we expected. We had imagined a big tourist type town, busy with cars, people, and cyclist coming to ride the canyons. Not at all.

Moab turned out to be this neat little town of about 5,000 population with a good buzz to it without being overwhelming. We cycled out from the campsite (5 miles), parked the bikes and walked around for a good chunk of the day.

A quick search will come back with tons of sites on Moab.
Here are a couple: Moab.net and DiscoverMoab.

We stopped at the Love Muffin Cafe on Main street for breakfast.

Great little coffee shop. The service was fantastic. A couple guys were keeping up with traffic behind the counter, one handing out coffee drinks at top speed and the other making sandwiches and passing out orders from the kitchen. Someone else was walking around serving orders and cleaning up. I had the bowl of quinoa with fruits breakfast. Yum!

It got very buzy very quickly. Check out these ratings from TripAdvisor.