Moab Hell's Revenge: Xtreme 3-Hour UTV Tour & All Obstacles

Summary

Push limits on Moab’s wildest trail with expert drivers and real grit

You’ll grip tight as professional drivers take you across Hell’s Revenge in Moab—tackling obstacles like Hell’s Gate and Mickey’s Hot Tub with full safety gear and snacks included. Feel the rush on Slick Rock, pause at river overlooks, and hear local stories that stick with you long after you’re back on flat ground.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was the crunch of gravel under our boots as we shuffled up to the UTVs. Moab’s red dust clung to everything, even my shoelaces. Our guide, Tyler, grinned like he’d seen a thousand nervous faces before—probably had. “This isn’t the easy route,” he said, tightening my harness for me. I could smell sunscreen and engine oil. The air was dry, but not as hot as I’d feared; maybe I was too distracted by the anticipation buzzing in my chest.

I didn’t expect the first climb to feel so vertical. Slick Rock isn’t just a name—it’s this weird combo of smooth and grippy that makes you trust the machine more than your own instincts. Tyler pointed out Mickey’s Hot Tub and joked about how many phones have disappeared in there (I clutched mine tighter). Every obstacle—Hell’s Gate, Car Wash Hot Tub, Escalator—looked impossible until we were halfway through it. At one point, someone behind us let out a whoop that echoed off the rocks. There was this moment at Cowboy Hill where we all went quiet except for the wind and the faint click of harness buckles.

It wasn’t all adrenaline though. We stopped at the Colorado River overlook and just sat there for a minute, breathing in dust and sagebrush. Tyler handed out cold water and some kind of local snack bar (I still don’t know what flavor that was—nutty? sweet? both?). He told us stories about folks who tried these trails before they were “official” tours—some wild stuff. I liked hearing how locals see this place as part playground, part rite of passage.

Honestly, I’m not sure I’ll ever look at regular roads the same way again after this day trip on Hell's Revenge from Moab. There’s something about trusting a stranger with your safety while you’re strapped into a cage rolling over rocks that shouldn’t be possible—you either laugh or you freeze up. I laughed more than I thought I would.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Xtreme 3-hour Hell's Revenge tour

• Meet experienced professional guides
• Receive safety equipment and instructions
• Begin thrilling ride on Hell's Revenge trail
• Traverse Mickeys Hot Tub obstacle
• Cross Car Wash Hot Tub obstacle
• Navigate Hells Gate obstacle
• Climb Escalator obstacle
• Conquer Cowboy Hill and Really Steep Hill
• Enjoy Colorado River Overlook views
• Complete 3-hour off-road adventure

Top questions

Is the Xtreme 3-hour tour on Hell's Revenge suitable for kids?

Yes, all ages are welcome with proper safety equipment provided.

What obstacles are included on this Moab day trip?

The tour covers Slick Rock, Hells Gate, Mickeys Hot Tub, Car Wash Hot Tub, Escalator, Cowboy Hill, Really Steep Hill, and Colorado River Overlook.

Are snacks and water provided during the tour?

Yes, bottled water and snacks are included in your experience.

Is this tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, it is wheelchair accessible and specialized infant seats are available.

How is safety handled on this Hell's Revenge trail tour?

The tour uses high-quality roll cages, 5-point harnesses, bucket seats, and professional drivers prioritize your safety throughout.

Can infants or small children join this UTV tour?

Infants can ride in a pram or stroller; specialized infant seats are also available.

Are service animals allowed on this tour?

Yes, service animals are allowed during the experience.

How does this compare to other Jeep or Hummer tours in Moab?

This tour covers more obstacles and ground than typical Jeep or Hummer tours; some obstacles aren’t offered elsewhere even with rentals.

What’s included

Your half-day adventure includes pickup right in Moab (if needed), all proper safety equipment like helmets and harnesses fitted by your guide before you hit the trail, bottled water to keep cool under that desert sun, plus snacks along the way—and a professional driver who knows every twist of Hell’s Revenge by heart.