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Hell's Revenge UTV Tour Moab: Drive slickrock yourself★ 4.99 (3,421) · 3h
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Moab: Hell's Revenge UTV Tour & Dinosaur Tracks Adventure★ 4.98 (1,762) · 3h
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Moab: Arches 4x4 Tour with Dinosaur Tracks & Tower Arch Hike★ 4.82 (2,054) · 4h–5h
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Salt Lake City Bus Tour: 2.5-Hour Route with Expert Guide★ 4.78 (1,743) · 2h 30mUS$ 69View ›
Monument Valley: Navajo Backcountry Tour & Flute Ceremony★ 4.88 (1,731) · 3hUS$ 85View ›
Monument Valley 4x4 Tour: Stand at John Ford's Point★ 4.92 (1,718) · 2h 30mUS$ 75View ›
UTV Slot Canyon Riding: Upper and Lower Red Cave★ 4.96 (1,706) · 2hUS$ 104View ›
Hell's Revenge UTV Trail, Moab: Drive Your Own 4x4★ 4.99 (1,554) · 2h 30mUS$ 260View ›
Kanab Peekaboo Slot Canyon: UTV Ride & Guided Hike★ 4.97 (1,477) · 2hUS$ 149View ›
ATV riding at Coral Pink Sand Dunes: UTV and sandboarding★ 4.98 (1,256) · 2hUS$ 169View ›Top rated (10)
Huntress Slot Canyon: Guided hiking and 4 rappels near KanabThe Huntress Slot Canyon Adventure is a guided hiking and rappelling activity near Kanab where you hike into a slot canyon, make four rappels of increasing size through sandstone walls, and hike back out—all in about five hours with no experience required. Canyoneering equipment is provided. The first rappel is small, designed to let newcomers learn the technique before the canyon drops into larger intermediate rappels. Guides are professionally trained and speak English, Spanish, or Portuguese.Is it for me?This activity requires at least a moderate level of physical fitness and is not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or poor cardiovascular health—the repeated rappels and five-hour day demand stamina and a healthy back. If you're comfortable with physical exertion and want to learn rappelling in a real canyon rather than on a practice wall, the progression from small to intermediate drops makes it accessible for first-timers.
Shooting experience in Utah: Handguns and rifles for beginnersA 2-hour shooting experience in Utah where beginners and experienced shooters learn firearm safety, handling and marksmanship with handguns and rifles equipped with red dot optics. The activity starts on a private 50-yard flat range with metal targets, then progresses to a more challenging course. Transportation to the range, all protective gear, firearms and ammunition are included; instruction is modified to match your skill level.Is it for me?If you're arriving without a car or staying elsewhere in Utah, transportation to the range is built in, so a free afternoon becomes a shooting session without the logistics of getting there. The 2-hour window fits between other plans, and the instruction adjusts whether you're picking up a firearm for the first time or you already know how to shoot.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes: UTV Ride, Rappel & Cave Climb TourYou’ll blast across Coral Pink Sand Dunes by UTV, scramble up to Coral Cave with a local guide, and try rappelling down dramatic cliffs—all gear included. Expect sandy shoes, shaky knees (in a good way), and views you might replay in your head long after you’ve left Utah.
Murray Escape Game: 5 Themed Rooms & Team PuzzlesYou arrive, get a fifteen-minute briefing on your mission, then have sixty minutes to solve puzzles and find clues as a team inside one of five themed escape rooms. After you finish (or time runs out), you debrief and take photos. The whole visit is about ninety minutes, and the games are designed for all ages and abilities, with no dark or scary elements.Is it for me?Book this if you want a structured group activity that doesn't require physical exertion or a long drive—the venue is at Fashion Place in Murray, parking is straightforward, and the games work for mixed ages. The fixed ninety-minute slot means you know exactly when you'll be done.
Private Hell's Revenge 4x4 Tour Moab: 3-Hour Guided DriveA private 3-hour 4x4 tour on Moab's Hell's Revenge Trail where your group drives one vehicle while a professional guide leads in another, then takes the wheel for the famous Hell's Gate obstacle. Up to seven people fit across both machines. The tour starts from Moab Tourism Center and includes water, snacks and beverages; you pick either 8:15 AM or sunset departure.Is it for me?Choose the 8:15 AM departure if you want the full heat of the day on the rock and the best light for photos; pick sunset if you prefer cooler temperatures and the red rock glowing as the light drops. Either way, the private format means no other groups on the trail, so the pace stays relaxed and your guide can focus on your group's experience.
East Zion: Slot Canyon Canyoneering & UTV Tour AdventureYou’ll ride a UTV into East Zion’s wild backcountry with a local guide before hiking up to Coal Hollow Slot Canyon for six or seven guided rappels. Feel sandstone under your hands, laugh with your group as you descend each drop, and catch glimpses of Sugar Knoll along the way. This is an adventure where nerves turn into pride—and you might just surprise yourself.
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.
ATV riding at Elk Heart Cliffs: Two slot canyonsA 2-hour UTV tour at Elk Heart Cliffs combines off-road riding with slot canyon exploration: a guide operates the Can-Am vehicle while you sit back through rough terrain, then you walk into two remote canyons on foot. Private transportation and bottled water are included; the tour runs on Mountain Time, one hour ahead of Las Vegas and Arizona.Is it for me?Book this if you want slot canyon exploration without the drive yourself—the guide handles the UTV while you ride and then walk the canyons on foot, which works for groups who want the off-road experience without operating the vehicle.
Coal Hollow Slot Canyon Canyoneering: 4 Rappels, 2.5 HoursCoal Hollow Slot Canyon canyoneering tour near East Zion combines UTV transport to the trailhead with a half-mile hike and four rappels through a slot canyon, guided by an experienced canyoneering instructor. The 2.5-hour format fits families and first-time canyoneers. Bottled water is included; moderate fitness and comfort with heights are needed.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to rappel a slot canyon without needing prior experience—the UTV transport and guided four-descent format let you focus on the canyon itself rather than a long approach hike or technical setup.
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Mormon History Salt Lake Self-Guided Walking TourThis self-guided walking tour of Salt Lake City uses an audio app to lead you through Mormon history at your own pace, starting outside the State House and covering Temple Square, the Pioneer Museum, the Church History Museum and sites linked to Brigham Young and the city's founders. The tour runs roughly an hour to an hour and twenty minutes, stays completely outside, and passes multiple free-entry museums and observation decks you can enter during opening hours if you choose. No guide, no fixed schedule, no meals or entrance fees included.Is it for me?The self-guided format and roughly one-hour length fit a morning or afternoon slot without eating your whole day—you move at your own pace and stop only where the history interests you, which a group tour doesn't allow. If you want someone narrating in real time and making all the stops together, a guided group tour would suit you better.
Canyonlands Island in the Sky self-guided audio tourA self-guided audio tour of Canyonlands National Park's Island in the Sky district using the Shaka Guide app on your smartphone. You download the tour in advance, drive the park roads at your own pace, and stop at overlooks and trailheads when you choose — the app delivers turn-by-turn directions, hours of narration about the geology and history, and recommendations for six hiking trails including Mesa Arch and Upheaval Dome. The tour never expires and works completely offline once downloaded.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you have a smartphone and want to explore Canyonlands on your own schedule without a guide or a group — the offline map and audio narration give you the context and directions, but you decide which stops matter and how long to spend at each one. If you prefer a fixed itinerary and a live guide, a traditional guided tour would suit you better.
Bryce Canyon self-guided audio tour: 60 miles, 30+ stopsA self-guided audio driving tour of Bryce Canyon National Park covers over 60 miles with more than 30 stops, from Fairyland Point to Rainbow Point, using GPS-triggered audio that plays automatically as you drive. Download the Action Tour Guide app, load the tour offline, and explore the hoodoos, overlooks and geology at your own pace in your own vehicle; one purchase covers everyone in the car. Park entrance fees are separate and not included.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to explore Bryce Canyon on your own schedule without joining a bus group or paying per person—the GPS audio plays automatically as you drive, so you can pause for hikes and photos without losing your place, and one purchase covers your whole car.
Canyonlands self-guided audio tour: Mesa Arch Island SkyA self-guided audio tour of Canyonlands National Park near Moab that plays automatically as you drive, covering over 62 miles with 37 stops including Mesa Arch, Dead Horse Point, and the Green River Overlook. Download the app to your phone, start at the designated point or anywhere along the route, and pause whenever you want to hike, photograph or rest. One purchase covers everyone in your car; the tour works offline with GPS guidance and stays yours for life.Is it for me?Start from your own car parked at Canyonlands—no bus pickup, no group schedule, no waiting for others. If you're staying in Moab without a rental, you'll need to arrange a car separately, but once you have one, this tour lets you explore at your own pace, pause for hikes or photos whenever you want, and keep the audio guide for future visits to the park.
Salt Lake City: Haunted Old Town Bus Tour & Ghost HuntYou’ll step into Salt Lake City’s haunted history on this interactive bus tour—walking through eerie sites like the Rio Grande Depot and city cemetery, hearing chilling stories from your local guide, and even trying out ghost-hunting equipment yourself. Expect laughter, goosebumps, and maybe one or two moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Salt Lake City Ghost Tour: Haunted downtown walkingA walking ghost tour through downtown Salt Lake City led by a local guide, covering a mile of haunted sites including the Frank E. Moss Federal Courthouse, Capitol Theater, Hotel Plandome, and Whiskey Street. The tour lasts about an hour and explores the city's darker history and paranormal legends without entering private buildings. All fees and taxes are included.Is it for me?The tour starts in downtown Salt Lake City and covers a mile on foot, so it works well if you're staying nearby or using public transportation—no car needed to reach the haunted sites or to move between stops.
Salt Lake City Walking Tour: Capitol & Historic LandmarksA free walking tour of Salt Lake City covering the Utah State Capitol, Salt Lake Tabernacle, Church History Museum, and Family History Library, with a live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese. The tour runs two hours and includes time for photos and questions; you'll hear the stories behind the city's most significant buildings and how the early settlers shaped the community. Pickup is available on one of the two options at checkout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the founding stories of Salt Lake City told by someone who knows the buildings and their place in the community—the guide does the research so you can focus on the landmarks and what they meant to the people who built them.
Salt Lake City: Great Salt Lake 45-Minute Boat TourYou board a slow motorized pontoon at the state park marina and spend 45 minutes on the Great Salt Lake, staying within a mile of shore while the captain shares the lake's history and stories. You get bottled water, a mesh hat for the bugs, and views of the Salt Lake Valley and mountains from the water. The pace is deliberate—designed for commentary and photos, not speed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience the Great Salt Lake from the water without arranging your own boat—the fixed 45-minute window and included bug protection mean you show up and float, no logistics to manage.
Salt Lake City: Downtown Walking Tour & Temple Square StoriesYou’ll walk Salt Lake City’s downtown with a small group and local guide, hearing stories behind Temple Square’s spires and discovering hidden corners like Pioneer Park and the Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Expect moments of quiet reflection mixed with laughter and local color—you might leave feeling more connected to this city than you expected.
Salt Lake City Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour: Explore at your own paceA hop on hop off bus tour of Salt Lake City lets you ride a double-decker or open-top bus around the city's main landmarks—Temple Square, Utah State Capitol, Natural History Museum, Red Butte Garden, Hogle Zoo and more—and hop off at any stop to explore on your own time. A live English-speaking guide narrates the route; you control how long you stay at each site. Real-time bus tracking on an interactive map shows when the next bus arrives at your stop. Bottled water is included.Is it for me?The live English guide means you hear context for what you're seeing even if you stay on the bus the whole loop, which works well for a first visit or a language preference. If you speak another language or prefer to explore silently with a map, this tour may not suit you—look for a self-guided ticket option instead.
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Salt Lake City: Bryce Canyon & Zion Day Tour PrivateYou travel from Salt Lake City through the Virgin River Gorge to Zion National Park, where you visit the Zion Canyon Visitor Center and explore the park's viewpoints and canyon landscapes. From there, you drive to Bryce Canyon, travel the Scenic Drive, visit Rainbow Point at the rim's highest point, and make a final stop at Bryce Point or Inspiration Point to see the densest hoodoo formations before returning to Salt Lake City in the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want both Zion and Bryce in a single day without renting a car or coordinating your own transport and timing—the private vehicle and guide handle the 200-mile route and decide where to stop based on light and crowds instead of a fixed schedule.
Salt Lake City: Zion & Bryce Canyon Full-Day Small Group TourYou visit Zion Canyon's towering sandstone cliffs and viewpoints, then drive the scenic route through Bryce Canyon to Rainbow Point for panoramic hoodoo views. The guide handles the route and timing, the vehicle is air-conditioned, and water is provided. You're back in Salt Lake City by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Zion and Bryce Canyon in one day without driving yourself or juggling park logistics—the guide and fixed itinerary take that off your hands, and the small group size means you're not lost in a crowd.
Bryce Canyon Private Hike & Picnic: Peekaboo Loop and HoodoosA private guided hike in Bryce Canyon National Park descends into the amphitheater along the Peekaboo Loop and Wall Street, passing Thor's Hammer and the Queen Victoria Hoodoo before a gourmet charcuterie picnic. The hike starts at Sunrise Point and runs four to six hours depending on your fitness and whether you choose the full loop or a shorter variation. Trekking poles and bottled water are included; an altered route can be arranged if you need it.Is it for me?Book the private option if your group wants the pace and route tailored to your fitness level and interests; choose the large group hike if you prefer to share the cost and don't mind hiking with five to eight other people. Either way, the four- to six-hour timeframe means you can fit this into a single day without rushing to catch a flight or tour bus.
Zion National Park: Self-Guided Hike & Narrows Wading TourYou explore Zion's main canyon, wade The Narrows between thousand-foot walls, hike Angels Landing's chain-assisted ridge, and visit Emerald Pools and Checkerboard Mesa — all guided by 50+ audio stops on your phone. The app and digital map let you set your own pace and timing, so you skip the group logistics and spend your energy on the hikes and views that matter to you.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Zion's main canyon and hikes without a group schedule or in-person guide — the app and audio stops let you move at your own pace and stop when something interests you, which is what makes a full day of hiking feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Salt Lake City: Zion National Park Small Group Tour & Virgin River GorgeYou travel from Salt Lake City through the Virgin River Gorge in a small group with an expert guide, stop at Zion Canyon Visitor Center to learn the park's geology and history, then spend time exploring the sandstone canyons and rock formations inside Zion National Park itself. The tour includes private air-conditioned transport, bottled water, and returns you to Salt Lake City by evening.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to see Zion without renting a car or navigating the park alone—the small group format and included guide mean you get the gorge, the visitor center context, and real time in the canyons without arranging any of it yourself.
Zion National Park: Hiking & Scenic Driving TourYou get driven to the overlooked corners of Zion National Park, hike easy trails to a slot canyon and the "Eye of Zion," and stop at 7 to 10 viewpoints across 50 miles of the park's east and west sides. Your guide handles the route and timing, shuttle transport is included, and the hikes stay under 2 miles. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?This tour is built for people who want to see Zion without the crowds or the logistics — the guide handles where to go and how long to stay, the shuttle takes you where you need to be, and the short hikes mean you're not training for a marathon.
Zion National Park Day Trip from Salt Lake City: Private TourYou're picked up from your Salt Lake City hotel and driven south through the Virgin River Gorge to Zion National Park, with stops at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center and flexible time to explore the park's canyons and rock formations at your own pace. The tour includes private transportation, an expert guide, bottled water, and an air-conditioned vehicle for the full day, returning you to your hotel in the afternoon.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Zion without renting a car or navigating the drive yourself—the private format means you set the pace and skip the group schedule, which is what makes a full-day trip from Salt Lake City feel unhurried rather than rushed.
