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Simply Moab Arches Retro Lines Magnet, a cream rectangular magnet with retro stripes and a Delicate Arch silhouette, Arches National Park Utah Simply Moab Arches Retro Lines Magnet, a cream rectangular magnet with retro stripes and a Delicate Arch silhouette, Arches National Park Utah

Which Moab Magnet Should You Take Home?

Buy the magnet for the place you actually stood in. If you hiked to Delicate Arch, get an Arches magnet. If you drove out to the Island in the Sky, get a Canyonlands one. Almost all of ours are $7.99, which is the whole reason the magnet rack is the last thing people hit before the register.

We have carried Moab magnets at 78 South Main Street since 1998, and in that time we have watched a lot of people stand in front of that rack for a suspiciously long time. It is a small decision. It is also the souvenir most likely to still be in your life in ten years, stuck to a fridge, seen every single morning. So here is how we would pick.

Simply Moab Arches Retro Lines Magnet, a cream rectangular magnet with retro stripes and a Delicate Arch silhouette, Arches National Park Utah

Start with the park you actually visited

This is the one rule that matters. A magnet is a memory with a hook on the back. If you spent your day sweating up the Delicate Arch trail, the magnet should say Arches on it.

Arches Retro Lines Magnet, $7.99

If you only buy one thing off this page, buy this. Cream background, warm retro stripes, Delicate Arch in silhouette. It is the most requested magnet we carry and it looks good on a fridge that already has forty other things on it, which is not true of every magnet. The Arches Retro Lines Magnet is $7.99.

Arches Sunrise and Arches Night, $7.99 each

Same arch, two completely different moods, and people are weirdly decisive about which one is theirs. The Arches Sunrise Magnet is orange stripes and warm light. The Arches Night Magnet is deep navy with the arch under stars, and it is the one to get if you did the sunset hike and stayed too long, which everybody does.

Simply Moab Arches Night Magnet, a rectangular navy magnet with Delicate Arch silhouette under stars, Arches National Park 1929

Canyonlands Poster Magnet, $7.99

Canyonlands gets overshadowed by its famous neighbor and we think that is a shame. This one is Island in the Sky, rock towers against a gold sky, done like an old park poster. The Canyonlands Poster Magnet is $7.99 and it is quietly our deepest stocked magnet, so somebody out there agrees with us.

Canyonlands Mesa Arch Magnet, $7.99

If you got up at four in the morning to watch the sun come through Mesa Arch with thirty other people and their tripods, this is your receipt. The Canyonlands Mesa Arch Magnet is $7.99.

Dead Horse Point Spirit Magnet, $7.99

The gooseneck bend in the Colorado River, seen from two thousand feet up. Everyone who drives out to Dead Horse Point comes back a little quieter than they left, and this is the magnet for that. The Dead Horse Point Spirit Magnet is $7.99.

Simply Moab Dead Horse Point Spirit Magnet, a rectangular magnet with the Colorado River gooseneck canyon view, Spirit of the West, Utah

If you want Moab itself, not the park

Plenty of people come here for the town as much as the parks. The mountain biking, the river, the food, the fact that you can be completely alone twenty minutes from Main Street.

Moab Icons Magnet, $7.99

Moab lettering surrounded by little drawings of everything people come here to do. Camping, hiking, a Jeep, the usual suspects. It is the magnet for the trip where you did a bit of everything and cannot pick one thing to commemorate. The Moab Icons Magnet is $7.99.

Moab 78 Magnet, $7.99

Cream, retro sunset stripes, Delicate Arch, and Moab Utah Established 1878 across the bottom. A bit of a history lesson stuck to your fridge. The Moab 78 Magnet is $7.99.

Utah State Sunset Magnet, $7.99

For the road trip that was bigger than one town. Delicate Arch in silhouette over striped sunset colors, but it says Utah rather than Moab, so it works if you also did Zion and Bryce and cannot buy a magnet for every stop. Well, you can. People do. The Utah State Sunset Magnet is $7.99.

For the Jeep person in your life

You know the one. If they have talked about Hell's Revenge unprompted in the last six months, these are for them.

Moab Jeep Dirt Magnet, $7.99

A green Jeep on a red rock trail, drawn like a comic panel. Cheerful and slightly ridiculous, much like off road people. The Moab Jeep Dirt Magnet is $7.99.

Simply Moab Moab Jeep Dirt Magnet, a rectangular comic style magnet with a green jeep on a red rock trail, Utah Moab

The duck magnets, $9.99 each

Two of these, both shaped like a rubber duck, and if you have spent any time around Jeeps you already know why. The Jeep Skip the Duck Magnet has a Jeep on red rock. The Moab Duck Magnet is the simpler one with Delicate Arch and MOAB across it. Both $9.99, both bought almost exclusively as gifts, usually with a lot of laughing at the counter.

When you want to spend a little more

Sometimes $7.99 feels too easy, especially if the magnet is the gift rather than an add on.

Arches Glass Minimalist Magnet, $11.99

Glass rather than printed tin, so it has real weight and catches light. Delicate Arch, a bighorn sheep, Moab lettering, all at sunset. It feels like an object rather than a magnet, and it is the one people buy when they want to hand somebody something nice. The Arches Glass Minimalist Magnet is $11.99.

Simply Moab Arches Glass Minimalist Magnet, a rectangular glass magnet with Delicate Arch, a bighorn sheep and Moab lettering at sunset

Glass Rectangle Patternalia Magnet, $7.99

Also glass, somehow still $7.99, and absolutely packed with detail. Arches, cacti, bighorn sheep, mule deer, the whole desert cast. Kids find something new in it every time. The Glass Rectangle Patternalia Magnet is $7.99 and is probably the best value on this page.

Moab Glitter Magnet, $14.99

Round, glittered, Delicate Arch under a pink and purple night sky. It is the most divisive thing on the rack and we mean that with love. Nobody is neutral. The Moab Glitter Magnet is $14.99.

Common Questions

How much do Moab magnets cost?

Most of ours are $7.99. The glass and specialty ones run $9.99 to $14.99. We carry 28 different magnets at Simply Moab.

What is the best Moab magnet to buy?

The Arches Retro Lines Magnet at $7.99 is our most popular. If you visited Canyonlands rather than Arches, the Canyonlands Poster Magnet at $7.99 is the one to get. Pick the magnet that matches the park you actually visited.

Where can I buy Moab and Arches magnets near Arches National Park?

Simply Moab is at 78 South Main Street in downtown Moab, Utah, about five miles from the Arches National Park entrance. We have been family owned since 1998.

Are magnets a good souvenir?

They are cheap, they survive a suitcase, they do not take up shelf space, and you see them every day. For under ten dollars, a magnet outlasts almost every other souvenir people buy.

Do you sell Moab magnets online?

Yes. Everything on this page ships from our shop in Moab, and shipping is free on orders over $50.

What magnet should I get for someone who likes Jeeps?

The Moab Jeep Dirt Magnet at $7.99, or one of the duck magnets at $9.99. The Jeep Skip the Duck Magnet and the Moab Duck Magnet are both shaped like rubber ducks and both get a reaction.

Come look at the rack

It is by the register, it is enormous, and we will absolutely help you decide. We are at 78 South Main Street in downtown Moab, about five miles from the Arches entrance, and we have been doing this since 1998.

If you already left town and are regretting not grabbing one, the whole magnet collection is online, along with the rest of our Moab souvenirs, and shipping is free over $50. While you are here, we also wrote up the best Moab souvenirs under $15 if the magnet is only the start of it, and the best Moab souvenirs to bring home for the bigger picture.

Buy the one for the place you stood in. You will know which it is.

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