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‘High Hopes and Big Risks’: Moab Skyway’s legacy honored with BLM sign

Despite its closure in 2004 due to financial challenges, the Bureau of Land Management’s Moab Field Office believes the Skyway remains a significant chapter in Moab’s history.

(Van Mays) The Moab Skyway, pictured in 1999 when the chairlift attraction opened, carried riders nearly 1,000 feet above the Moab and Spanish valleys, offering stunning views and access to downhill mountain biking trails.

(Van Mays) The Moab Skyway, pictured in 1999 when the chairlift attraction opened, carried riders nearly 1,000 feet above the Moab and Spanish valleys, offering stunning views and access to downhill mountain biking trails.