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Hell's Revenge UTV Tour Moab: Drive slickrock yourselfHell's Revenge UTV Tour in Moab is a three-hour off-road driving experience where you take the wheel of a Kawasaki KRX 1000 across steep climbs, dramatic descents and slickrock terrain on one of the world's most iconic trails. Small groups of 23 or fewer, expert local guides, safety instruction and all equipment are included; drivers must be 21+ with a valid license and comfortable with heights and steep slopes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to drive the trail yourself rather than watch from a passenger seat—the Kawasaki handles the steep terrain and you control the pace, which is what makes Hell's Revenge feel like your own adventure instead of a guided one. The morning and sunset departures suit different schedules and light preferences, so pick the time that fits your Moab itinerary.
Moab: Arches 4x4 Tour with Dinosaur Tracks & Tower Arch HikeYou’ll ride a 4x4 from Moab into Arches’ wild backcountry with a local guide—spotting real dinosaur tracks, bumping past Balanced Rock and Marching Men, hiking to Tower Arch if you want, and cooling off with lemonade before heading back through Courthouse Towers. It’s dusty, vivid, and full of surprises you’ll remember long after.
Moab: Hell's Revenge UTV Tour & Dinosaur Tracks AdventureYou’ll drive your own UTV across Moab’s Hell’s Revenge trail with a local guide leading the way—expect steep climbs, real dinosaur tracks under your boots, laughter at every tricky turn, and those wild desert views that stick with you long after you’ve washed off the dust.
Hell's Revenge UTV Trail, Moab: Drive Your Own 4x4A guided UTV adventure in Moab where you drive your own two-seat vehicle across the Hell's Revenge trail for two and a half hours, climbing petrified sand dunes and passing Echo Canyon and a Colorado River overlook. The ticket covers one UTV and two guests; a live English-speaking guide leads the way. Morning and sunset departures are available, and licensed 16- and 17-year-olds can drive with a parent as passenger. Helmet, goggles, bottled water and a light snack are included.Is it for me?The two and a half hour drive demands moderate fitness and comfort with steep terrain and loose sand, so it suits someone who came to Moab for the off-road experience itself, not for a scenic ride. You're driving, not being driven, which is the whole point—and it's what separates this from a guided tour where you sit as a passenger.
Canyonlands: 4x4 White Rim Tour with Island in the Sky ViewsYou’ll ride with a local guide from Moab into Canyonlands by 4x4, tracing ancient petroglyphs along Byway 279 before bouncing along White Rim Road to Musselman Arch. Climb the Shafer Trail’s wild switchbacks and watch the Colorado River snake far below—all with ice water on hand and stories you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Moab: Hell's Revenge U-Drive 4x4 Tour with Local GuideYou’ll drive your own UTV across Moab’s famous Hell’s Revenge Trail with a local guide leading the way—feeling every bump and laugh along slickrock climbs, pausing high above the Colorado River to take in those impossible views. Small group size means you get to ask questions or just soak up the moment—and yeah, you’ll remember that feeling long after.
Moab: Hell's Revenge UTV Tour & Fins N Things DriveYou’ll drive your own UTV across Moab’s famous Hell’s Revenge trail, following a local guide through steep climbs and slickrock ridges. Expect sweaty palms, epic views toward Arches, and plenty of laughs (sometimes at yourself). Water’s included—and so are those moments when you realize you’re braver than you thought.
Arches National Park Tour from Moab: Panoramic Van & Guided HikesYou get a four-hour guided loop through Arches National Park's main attractions—Delicate Arch overlook, Balanced Rock, Panorama Point, and the Windows Section—with short walks (1.5 miles total) built into the schedule. Park entry, a guide, snacks and drinks are included. The panoramic van's glass roof opens on good-weather days. You meet downtown and return there, so no separate park logistics to arrange.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Arches' iconic formations in a single morning or afternoon without arranging your own park entry, transportation, or deciding which stops matter most—the guide handles the route and timing, leaving you to look.
Moab Hell's Revenge: Xtreme 3-Hour UTV Tour & All ObstaclesYou’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.
Moab: Colorado River Rafting Castle Valley AfternoonYou float Castle Valley's red-rock canyon for two hours with a guide who knows the river's history and geology. Class II rapids keep it interesting without being intense. The office handles the shuttle both ways, provides all safety gear, and includes river access fees — you just show up and get in the boat.Is it for me?Right for an afternoon when you want to see Castle Valley from the water without committing to a full day. The two-hour float is steady enough that it suits most fitness levels, and the guide's stories turn the scenery into something you understand instead of just photograph.
Moab: Arches Backcountry Jeep Tour & Dinosaur TracksYou’ll feel the thrill of entering Arches by its wild side near Moab—bumping down old roads in a Jeep, spotting dinosaur tracks, hearing local stories, and standing under arches without crowds around you. Expect real desert air, laughter with your guide, and moments where time slows down under all that sky.
Moab Morning Rafting Trip: Colorado River Castle ValleyA half-day rafting trip on the Colorado River near Moab takes you 2 hours downriver through Castle Valley, floating past Fisher Towers, Castleton Tower, and the Priest and Nuns formations while a guide shares the area's geology and history. The trip includes a scenic shuttle from the Moab office, safety gear, and a couple of Class II rapids. Children from age 4 are welcome, and the water stays warm from late spring through early fall.Is it for me?Most half-day rafts here are either crowded group floats or require you to arrange your own shuttle and gear. This one sends you out with a guide who averages 2,000 river miles, includes the shuttle and all the equipment, and keeps the group small enough that you actually hear the stories about the valley instead of shouting over a crowd.
Canyonlands: 4x4 Backcountry Tour from Moab & Shafer TrailYou’ll ride deep into Canyonlands by 4x4 from Moab with a local guide who keeps things real (and safe). Expect seat swaps, steep Shafer Trail switchbacks, ancient Pueblo rock art stops, and time to wander short trails above the Colorado River. The silence out there hits different—you’ll feel it long after you leave.
Moab Hell's Revenge Trail: 4WD Off-Road Tour & SunsetYou ride in a 4WD vehicle through Moab's red rock backcountry with a local guide who navigates steep terrain and technical obstacles while explaining the geology and landscape. Water and snacks are included, and the guide adjusts the route slightly for each group. Choose morning, afternoon, or sunset timing when you book.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the thrill of four-wheel drive terrain and red rock scenery without arranging your own vehicle or navigation—the guide handles the technical driving while you take in the landscape and geology.
Moab: Jeep Rental for Self-Guided 4x4 Trails & Canyon RoutesYou’ll drive your own trail-ready Jeep into Moab’s wild backcountry—with local tips on where to go, a cooler packed with ice and water, and no fixed schedule tying you down. Expect creek crossings on Onion Creek, dramatic views on Shafer Trail, and quiet moments that stick with you long after you’re back on pavement.
Moab: Arches, Canyonlands & Dead Horse Point Day TripYou’ll walk beneath arches older than memory, hear stories from locals who know every trail turn, and feel small in the best way staring out from Dead Horse Point. With pickup from your Moab hotel and lunch included, this day trip lets you soak up Utah’s wild beauty—and maybe take home some red dust in your shoes.
Moab: Hell’s Revenge U-Drive 4x4 Tour with Canyon ViewsYou’ll drive your own 4x4 across Moab’s legendary Hell’s Revenge trail with a local guide leading the way. Expect rocky climbs, canyon overlooks, snacks with new friends, and a few laughs (or nerves) as you tackle famous obstacles like Hells Gate and Hot Tubs. The light out there does something strange to your memory—it sticks with you long after you leave.
Hell's Revenge Trail Hummer Adventure in Moab: 2-Hour Off-RoadA 2-hour Hummer tour of the Hell's Revenge Trail in Moab takes you across slickrock, over petrified sand dunes and to the tops of buttes with views of Arches National Park and the Colorado River. The company has run this route for 27 years, and the guide shares geology and local history as you pass dinosaur tracks, hidden arches and secluded canyons. The tour runs daily at multiple times, includes water and snacks, and suits all ages and fitness levels.Is it for me?The 2-hour pace means you spend the full time on the trail itself without long stretches of driving to reach it — the route is steep and technical enough to feel like a real adventure, but short enough to fit into a morning or afternoon without dominating your whole day in Moab.
Hell's Revenge Sunset Off-Road Hummer Adventure in MoabHell's Revenge Sunset Off-Road Hummer Adventure is a 2-hour guided Hummer tour in Moab that takes you across the legendary Hell's Revenge Trail at sunset, with stops at secluded canyons, hidden arches, prehistoric dinosaur tracks and panoramic overlooks of Arches National Park and the Colorado River. The tour runs daily at multiple times to fit your schedule, includes admission, water, light snacks and an experienced guide, and welcomes all ages and fitness levels.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and leads the whole family through the route, so if you want the commentary and the terrain without operating the vehicle yourself, this Hummer tour delivers both. Choose the sunset departure if you want the light and the views to be the main event — the golden hour is what makes the two hours feel like a complete day.
Canyonlands Needles 4x4 Tour: Elephant Hill & Joint Trail HikeYou’ll ride deep into Utah’s Needles by 4x4 with a local guide who knows every twist of Elephant Hill, share a picnic lunch overlooking Chesler Park, and (if you’re game) hike through the surreal Joint Trail canyons before heading back to Moab—dusty boots guaranteed.
