My family and I had an incredible canyoneering experience on the Morning Glory trip. My wife Ali, our son Beck, and I were guided by Erin and Canyon, who both made the day unforgettable. Erin was fantastic with Beck throughout the trip. She took the time to engage him in playful ways, including teaching him the game "What Are the Odds?" which led to a hilarious and memorable moment of Beck jumping into the cold water. Erin also shared interesting facts along the way, like how moonflowers are poisonous to humans and dogs, which Beck found fascinating. Canyon brought a great sense of humor and was a steady, confident leader during the rappelling portions of the trip. We rappelled down two different canyons, which were initially intimidating, but Canyon made Beck feel safe and comfortable, helping him overcome his fears. The Morning Glory Arch is breathtaking. The base of the canyon features a cold spring that keeps the area lush and green, adding a refreshing contrast to the surrounding desert landscape. Ali especially loved the hike out, calling it one of the most beautiful hikes she’s ever done. This was more than just a tour—it was a family adventure full of learning, fun, and overcoming challenges together. Thanks to Erin and Canyon, Beck not only enjoyed the physical aspects of the trip but also came away with new knowledge and confidence. If you’re visiting Moab, I can’t recommend the Morning Glory canyoneering trip highly enough. The scenery is stunning, the adventure is thrilling, and the guides make it all accessible and enjoyable—especially for families with kids.