You’ll ride in a private UTV across southern Utah’s sandy trails with a local guide who handles all the driving. Try your luck at sandboarding on a small dune before an easy hike through Peek-A-Boo Slot Canyon—no crowds, just cool shade and striped rock walls. Includes bottled water and time to move at your own pace. You might end up thinking about that quiet for days after.
The first thing I noticed was how the tires sounded crunching over the red sand—kind of like biting into toast, if that makes sense. Our guide, Chris, waved us into the Polaris UTV just outside Kanab. He had this sunburned grin and kept calling the slot canyon “his favorite shortcut through time.” I didn’t really get it until later. The air smelled dry and a little metallic, like rain was thinking about showing up but never did.
The trail bounced us around more than I expected (definitely hold onto your hat), but it was weirdly relaxing not having to drive. Chris pointed out some wildflowers—tiny yellow things clinging to the edge of the track—and told stories about his grandma’s pie recipe while we zipped past. We stopped at this little dune for sandboarding. I fell off twice and got sand in my socks, which I’m still finding days later. My nephew actually managed to stay upright for a few seconds and looked way too proud about it.
Peek-A-Boo Slot Canyon itself is quieter than I thought it’d be. No crowds, just us and the echo of our own voices bouncing off those striped rock walls. There’s this five-foot ladder wedged against one boulder—felt a bit wobbly but honestly made it more fun. Light filtered down in stripes, catching dust motes that floated like tiny ghosts. At one point we all just stood there listening to nothing except maybe our own breathing. That part stuck with me.
Yes, it's a private tour—your group won't be combined with others unless it's 1-4 people.
No, an experienced guide does all the driving during the tour.
Yes, there's a stop for sandboarding down a small dune along the way.
The hike is easy and accessible for all ages; there's one short ladder over a big rock.
Bottled water is included; wear comfortable clothes and shoes you don't mind getting sandy.
Yes, bottled water is included for all guests.
Yes, it's suitable for families and kids—the activities are family-friendly.
This tour isn't recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or poor cardiovascular health.
Your day includes riding as a passenger in a Polaris UTV with an experienced local guide who handles all driving, bottled water throughout the adventure, time to try sandboarding on a small dune before heading out on an easy guided hike through Peek-A-Boo Slot Canyon—all at your own pace without any crowds or combined groups.


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