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Moab Private Jeep Tour: Hell's Revenge Trail & Dinosaur Tracks

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Duration2h–3h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

Watch ancient dinosaur footprints from a Jeep as you conquer Moab’s steep red rocks

You’ll grip your seat as your private Jeep climbs Moab’s Hell’s Revenge Trail with a local guide at the wheel. See real dinosaur tracks pressed into red rock, then pause above the Colorado River for sweeping views behind Arches. With AC or heat running and cold water on hand, you’ll feel both wild and safe—leaving you with memories that stick long after dust shakes from your shoes.

2h–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

Off-road Jeep adventure and scenic views

Start slow climb on narrow rock
Drive through steep rocky obstacles
Stop to see dinosaur footprints
Climb steep hills up and down
Reach Hell's Revenge overlook
View backside of Arches National Park
View Colorado River from overlook
Return along the same trail

The Experience

Fingers drumming on the Jeep door, I tried not to show how nervous I was as our driver—Jake, local born and raised—angled us up this ridiculous slab of rock. He just grinned at my white knuckles and told me, “This is the easy part.” The tires made this gritty scraping sound that kind of vibrated through your feet, and suddenly we were tilted so far I could see nothing but sky out the window. My friend in the back let out a laugh that was half panic, half thrill. You can’t really prepare for how close you get to the edge here—Moab isn’t shy about its drama.

Somewhere along Hell’s Revenge Trail (the name fits), Jake stopped so we could hop out and stretch our legs. He pointed at these weird marks pressed into the red stone—actual dinosaur footprints, which felt almost too good to be true until he explained how locals grew up hearing stories about them. The sun was hot but dry, baking everything with that smell of dust and sagebrush. There was this moment where it went quiet except for wind moving through the brush—I remember thinking how old everything felt here, like time just moves differently in Moab.

The climbs got steeper after that. At one point I swear we were vertical—my stomach did this weird flip but Jake kept chatting about growing up around these rocks like it was no big deal. When we finally rolled up to the overlook above the Colorado River, nobody said anything for a second. You can see all the way across to the backside of Arches; it’s not just pretty, it’s sort of humbling? We sat there with bottled water (cold from the Jeep AC) and just watched light move across the cliffs. On the way back, everyone was quieter—maybe tired or maybe just letting it all soak in.

What’s included

Your day includes pickup at the trailhead by an enclosed Jeep with AC or heat running as needed, bottled water throughout your ride, stops to see dinosaur footprints along Hell’s Revenge Trail, plus time at a dramatic overlook above the Colorado River before returning by Jeep to where you started.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPublic transport nearby

Operated by Portal Offroad Tours

Is this one for you?Your experienced driver navigates the steep, rocky climbs while you witness dinosaur footprints and reach the Colorado River overlook with views of Arches National Park's backside.