Emerging from the Canyonlands, flying down I-70, our little blue rocket was in desperate need of…read morereplenishment. We pulled into Green River and a short distance off the highway we found 8 high output superchargers outside the River History Museum at a junction with the Old Spanish National Historic Trail. These welcoming white and red arches met us with 135kW and 472 mi/hr. Yum! Grateful for the quick recharge we were back on the road after a short stop.

It's in a nice spot - especially for getting where you want to go through the state while…read moretraveling. It's next to a museum, which has a bathroom. Someone mentioned needing to pay - not sure if you do for the bathroom. There is a restaurant across the street, and two hotels. Only one other Tesla came and went while we were charging. Great stop if you have pets!

Looking for coffee? You must stop here! There is not much along this stretch of I70 in Utah and…read morethis place is worth going to Green River. **no drip coffee - smart business choice on the owners part saying that it's not ordered much. I was a little disappointed but makes sense. Cash only on the day we stopped. Picked up 2 lattes. Full espresso menu and burritos and fruit. Unique place with an independent coffee house vibe. Highly recommend.

Decent coffee. Rude staff. Not from the area and definitely will not return. You have a ton of…read moreposted signs about kindness and being kind to one another and then we're extremely rude to me and my partner. Definitely will not return.

I think had an epiphany while visiting this museum: I just don't have the attention span to make it…read morethrough any kind of art/history collection, no matter how large or small it is. I've never really thought twice about calling it quits after exploring a wing or two at the Met or the Louvre. But, even at a substantially more modest venue like the John Wesley Powell River History Museum, I probably only really paid attention to about half of its contents before hitting my limit. The highlights I appreciated most were the informative video that explained the historical significance of The Major and his nearby explorations, the replicas of various river craft, and the totally unexpected mini-dinosaur exhibit on the lower level. The latter is tucked away in a room behind the stairs and is otherwise easy to miss if you don't bother actually walking down. We probably wouldn't have considered stopping by this museum if not for the recommendation from the staffer at the Torrey visitor center. If you're passing through, it's definitely worth an hour or two pitstop and the nominal $6 entry fee per adult.

Well worth the visit! We happened upon this when we drove in to Green River to have breakfast after…read morestopping in Moab for the night. On our way to Yellowstone. However, it was Sunday and they were closed. So it became a must do on our return home, which we did today. Great film, great exhibits and great historical and current information the Green River as well as much of the Colorado plateau. It's very inexpensive ($6 was the senior rate). If you're driving 70 west through this area , stop in! Open 9-5, Monday through Saturday.

Great location right in the middle of Moab, Utah. The Best Western Plus Canyonlands Inn host hotel…read moreis beautifully landscaped with great amenities and is friendly to Tesla travelers - we'll definitely be staying there on our next pass through town. Only one block off the main drag, the Moab, UT Supercharger is within walking distance of numerous restaurants, shops and the Mill Creek Park. Convenient if you want to do a little shopping, dining or just take the dog for a walk along the nice cool, shaded creek. Unfortunately, this location is only four stalls, so there's a pretty good possibility of having to share power with another car or having to wait for a stall to become available, especially during busy times of year.

Close to all major hotels and walking distance to many restaurants. Definitely recommend the Jail…read moreHouse café for their waffles.

Cougar Ridge in Torrey is clearly in the process of transitioning into a high-end luxury resort…read more They are currently building a brand-new restaurant and bar, and the property is definitely designed for future growth. We stayed in a beautiful 2-queen bed room that was very comfortable and well-equipped with a good-sized refrigerator and microwave. The amenities here are fantastic--there is a large recreation area featuring a heated pool, hot tub, sauna, gym, and pickleball courts. Breakfast was also a highlight, offering a great selection of options including waffles, breakfast sandwiches, cake loaves, oatmeal, fresh fruits, and a wide variety of coffees and teas. Because we used a free Hilton night certificate, the price wasn't an issue for us, but room rates this May were running around $600 a night. For a property commanding that premium price point, there are still a few operational details that need to be ironed out to match the high-end experience they are aiming for: Front Desk & Service: The front desk is currently not staffed all day, which can be inconvenient for a luxury resort. Communication: Communication needs a bit of tuning, specifically updating their welcome email template and ensuring guest text messages are answered promptly. Signage: Physical signage from the main road needs improvement, which is especially important if you are arriving without a working GPS signal. Overall, it is a gorgeous property with excellent bones and great potential. Once these smaller service details and the new dining options are fully sorted, it will easily be a top-tier luxury destination!

We arrived at this hotel at 710 pm to find a big empty reception area. A note there said to call a…read morenumber if we arrived after 7. Well we called and called and texted. No response and a message saying the voicemail box was full. Another guest driving by gave the number of the manager whose phone was out of service! This place is in a pretty remote area in Utah. After waiting for over an hour we left and checked into a hotel nearby which thankfully had a room for us. I will say the receptionist called TWO hours later and was apologetic but I have never been to a Hilton hotel which has no staff for check in!! Stay away please!

Any first time Super Chargers??…read more This was our first time and thankfully the location is easy to find. The parking lot is big and shared with a hotel. It is also well lit in the evening and we felt safe. Specifically, there are 8 charging units at this location and the Tesla App will show you the rate, and busy times of day. Very easy to plug in and then grab incredible pizza at Juniper Cafe across the street while you wait. Look for the big two-floor log cabin and try their Johnny Utah Pizza with pesto! Review for the restaurant coming next :) Such a great experience, thank you Tesla!

The charging station had a few cars charging when we arrived. It is close to a hotel and DQ. We…read morecharged and grabbed a bite before hitting the road.

Great food and even better service…read more Rim Rock Patio was a great stop for us. The food was honestly way better than I expected for a small town spot. We ordered a medium Hang'em High pizza with Canadian bacon, sausage and pepperoni and it was exceptional. The Tucson tamale was packed with flavor and tasted homemade. My youngest ordered the baked pasta but swapped the marinara for pesto and it came out perfect. Everyone left happy. The service is what really made the meal stand out. Our server was incredible. She never let my Diet Coke get empty. Not once. She was friendly, fast and the kind of person who makes you feel taken care of the entire time. She was the definition of great service. The place has a relaxed Torrey vibe and the pricing was fair for what you get. Hot food, good portions and a team that clearly cares. If you are in Torrey, Rim Rock Patio is absolutely worth stopping for. Great food and even better people.

I was exploring Capitol reef national park and this was one of the few restaurant options open…read morelate! Until 9:30pm! The food was delicious and came out fast. The chips were fresh and thin. I got the bbq brisket sandwich, my friends got the meatball sub and mushroom ravioli. The service was great, our waitress let us sit anywhere and came out to take our order. Food is served on paper plates. The patio has a beautiful view of the red rocks. It was nice to watch the sunset.

A busy Memorial Day weekend with lots of visitors from all over. We were on the second floor,…read morereally enjoyed our room, comfy, fitting. We could hear the people stomping above us and our room wasn't cleaned every day unfortunately. Service was pretty good front desk guy was very nice(1 out of 2). Who was a nice edition, even the hot tub and the cabanas. Really happy for the breakfast, especially before a long day of hiking we took advantage of that every morning (along with everyone else!).

I genuinely enjoyed this hotel during our 4 day trip to Moab. It is a bit of a drive and walk from…read morethe downtown area but very close to the entrance of the city coming from the north. Which is close to the arches and other parks. Slower and quieter neighborhood. We were given the first floor room right across the elevators. Less privacy when leaving and entering the room but was convenient to be able to enter and exit through the back door. Got a regular king room and it comes with a microwave, sink and mini fridge. The bed and pull out couch were so comfortable. Pillows were great. The shampoo attached to the shower wall did fall randomly when we first arrived but I reattached it and seemed to stay on. Continental breakfast includes a variety of juices, coffee, bagels, spread, a small yogurt bar, a variety of muffins and a staff member behind the grill offering you prepared scrambled eggs, chicken sausage and rosemary potatoes. Surprised no pancakes, waffles or cereal. Overall, yummy and gets the job done. The only thing that really bothered us was the TV connectivity. After a day of adventures and driving, we couldn't really relax with a show or movie. If we did, then it took about 10mins+ or we compromised and kept it on a show we finally got to work. Called the front desk a couple times for assistance and he explained to us that the hotel doesn't have a strong WIFI connectivity and that majority of guests are experiencing it as well. He did his best to help us out with an issue that's out of his control and we really appreciated it.

Delicious ciders and mixed drinks. Very much a local place but we were warmly welcomed and had an…read moreamazing time! Great service!

Delicious cider and a welcome surprise in the wilds of Utah…read more Southern Utah is a remote place. I never expect amenities or cool hangout spots. Torrey surprised me in several ways, including this cool spot on the edge of a tiny town. Etta Place serves up delicious cider. They offer a large variety of flavors and are very good at describing them so you have an idea of what you're getting into. You can order a large pour or a flight. I chose a flight and my favorite was the Fig! The inside is comfy and lots of places to settle and enjoy your beverage. Or you can venture out to the back patio and look at a lovely view of the wild Utah landscape. I'd say the prices are comparable to other cider places I have visited. My favorite thing was the info they post about what apples are coming next and what they plan to do with them. How fun to have a peek behind the curtain.