Utah

Desert Safaris

Enjoy the basic route of Hell’s Revenge to the Colorado River overlook into Arches National Park. This safe, but thrilling adventure is great for all skill levels, from novice to expert. Meet your guide just outside of Moab. After safety instructions, load up and head right to the Hells Revenge Trailhead. Enjoy the thrill of the petrified sand dunes and beautiful scenery of red rock hills, and snow-capped mountains as you follow your guide. Every tour includes water and snacks, and is guaranteed to take your breath away! U-Drive tours are family friendly, with a minimum age of 3 years old. All drivers must be at least 18 years old and present a valid driver's license.

Climb aboard a Kawasaki UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle) for an adrenaline thrill on the Hell’s Revenge Trail of Moab. Drive a specialized 4WD vehicle, with the confidence of knowing you are following a professional guide. Hell's Revenge is like a slow moving roller coaster; except it’s on slickrock! Drive across petrified mountains of rock that look like sand dunes. Although known as “slickrock,” it's actually gritty like sand paper; and unlike anything else you’ve experienced before. Along the way, stop for panoramic views from the Colorado River Overlook, and see authentic dinosaur tracks. Travel in convoys of no more than 5 vehicles for a more intimate and personal experience. Anyone over the age of 21 can drive one of the buggies if they have a valid drivers license, and are comfortable driving on terrain with steep slopes and cliffs. Each vehicle can accommodate up to 4 people.

Begin your adventure into the stunning Utah landscape at the visitor center by the entrance to Arches National Park. As you set off on your journey, pass the towering formation of the Three Penguins and the geological Moab Fault, then pause at Park Avenue. Simply admire the formations, colors, and layers here or hike the trail into the park. Next, check out the distant snow-capped La Sal Mountains, the iconic Three Gossips, and the towering series of formations from the Courthouse Towers to Sheep Rock. Continue deeper into the park, admiring the petrified dunes and desert scrub while learning about the native Ute and Paiute tribes. Hear about their mythologies, way of life, and eventual struggle against Spanish invaders and Mormon settlers. Your journey into Arches will then bring you to the famous Balanced Rock formation, followed quickly by the two most popular stops: the Windows Arches and Double Arch. Enjoy jumping out and exploring these geological marvels up close. After, make your way through Arches’ unique Cache Valley to Delicate Arch, the unrivaled highlight of this park. Check out the nearby historic Wolfe Ranch and tribal petroglyphs, and decide if you want to see the famous arch from a viewpoint or hike closer for greater detail. Your adventure continues through the unique Salt Valley of Arches to stunning formations like the Fiery Furnace, Sand Dune Arch, Arches Forest, Skyline Arch, and Tapestry Arch. These are all optional stops and hikes. Finally, make your way to the farthest point in the park: the Devil’s Garden. Here, hop out to visit the famous Landscape Arch as the crowning vista of a surreal landscape.

Discover the natural landscapes of Moab, Utah on a 4x4 adventure. Embark on a breathtaking experience with a dash of excitement. After meeting your guide, hop in your 4x4 vehicle and head into the landscape. Enjoy an experience focused on the natural beauty of the area and ancient rock art.  See ancient Native American petroglyph panels—rock art and carvings spanning multiple millennia. Some even go as far back as 3500 BC. Use your personal interpretation skills to decipher the images.  Admire views of gorgeous towering Canyons. Also get a look at a handful of arches, red rock spires and towering canyon walls all along the beautiful Colorado River. Have all your needs catered to with some short stops to snack, take pictures, and talk about Moab’s history.

Leave bustling Las Vegas and head out on a scenic drive into Navajo territory on a van tour. Explore this striking landscape with the help of a local Navajo guide, learning about the area's rich and long history. See iconic natural landmarks like Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. Begin your tour with a stop for breakfast in St. George, Utah—home to the oldest continuously operating Mormon temple in the world. After breakfast, approach the mighty Colorado River for a visit to Horseshoe Bend. Note where the river flows and meanders around the rocks creating a distinctive horseshoe-shaped loop beloved by visitors and photographers from around the world. Next, travel to where “the water runs through the rocks” as per the local Navajo folklore. Explore lower Antelope Canyon and visit the spectacular dunes created by the wind, water, and sand. With your local Navajo guide, discover the beauty of the canyon up close. Admire the beauty of the sun which creates shafts of light that shine through the slits in the canyon walls. After a break for lunch, continue to the Glenn Canyon viewpoint for one last look at this spectacular area. Finally, hop back on the bus to return to Las Vegas in the evening.

Climb into a completely customized Jeep Wrangler and witness the spectacular landscapes of East Zion. The Jeep has open sides and is able to accommodate the entire family (up to 9 people). Your driver and guide will begin the tour on a smooth road for several miles. You will learn of the area's history and the general lay of the land as you drive past some of the smaller canyons that make up Zion National Park. After this short introduction, the trail begins. Hold on tight as the Jeep crawls over boulders and ascends narrow, steep switchbacks before pausing at a beautiful viewpoint. Views of the West Temple, Checkerboard Mesa, the Narrows, and other prominent Zion landmarks are visible from here. After snacks, water, and pictures, the tour continues with a steep descent down the mountain. Learn about the century-old Ponderosa Pine Trees that tower above the trail as the Jeep moves down the mountainside. Watch out for wildlife including Mule Deer, Wild Turkey, Elk. On some occasions, a Mountain Lion or Black Bear may even be spotted. Once you get back to the road, you will return to the meeting point.

Immerse yourself in the unforgettable sandstone arches and wilderness of Arches National Park on this hiking adventure tour with experienced guides. Gear up with included headlamps and ponchos and enjoy snacks. Get up-close to Arches National Park on foot. Join expert desert guides along historic footpaths weaving through the most iconic rock features in all of Utah. Hikes range from light walks on paved footpaths to rugged treks into the backcountry spanning several miles. Benefit from guides that customize every tour to fit you and your group’s ability and energy levels. This is the perfect morning adventure to get a taste of what Arches National Park has to offer.

Explore the incredible Monument Valley on a self-guided tour. Follow the app along the route to learn about the area's geology, history, and people. Start your adventure on the outskirts of the tiny town of Mexican Hat. From here, cruise across the rust-red land and crest the rise where Forrest Gump’s long run finally came to an end in the famous Tom Hanks film. Then, continue on to Monument Valley itself. Along the way, get acquainted with the park and learn what makes it different from other national parks. After passing the visitor center, turn back the clock 200 million years to see how these unique formations came to be. Then, jump forward in time to learn about the mysterious Anasazi tribe, the first people who ever lived in this harsh place, and the Navajo. Next, come to Wildcat Trail, the only self-guided trail in the park. From here, you can hike through some of the most incredible sights the valley has to offer. After that, see the towering formations of East Mitten Butte, West Mitten Butte, and Merrick Butte. Continue to John Ford Point, a gorgeous viewpoint named for the famous Western director John Ford. Along the way, dig into the countless Hollywood hits that have been filmed here over the years, from The Searchers to 2001: A Space Odyssey. Visit the Three Sisters monoliths looming 1,000 feet over the landscape. On your way through the jaw-dropping scenery, learn more about the long history of the Navajo, from the dramatic tale of Navajo code talkers in World War II to the tribe’s modern presence in the country. At North Window Overlook, find the perfect spot to catch a sunrise. Finally, end up near Camel Butte and Elephant Butte, where your tour will conclude.

Embark on this adventure and explore a variety of ecosystems and sights that only locals know. The focus of the tour is mainly on the unique Red Sand Dunes and Sand Trails located in Sand Hollow State Park.  The guides are very experienced and cater to every driver and their experience level. Learn how to maneuver through different terrain and driving obstacles for an all-around inclusive experience.  Ride through the desert and enjoy spectacular views.

See the otherworldly landscapes of Lower Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell on a full-day trip from Las Vegas. Learn about these formations from your Navajo guide and enjoy a picnic lunch. Depart Las Vegas in the early morning and wake up with a continental breakfast as you drive through the Nevada desert. Enter Arizona and travel up the Virgin River Gorge to cross the border into Utah. Be amazed at the landscape of coral pink cliffs, sand dunes, and colorful southwestern scenery. Stop in Kanab to marvel at the surreal landforms that have lured enough filmmakers to earn the area the nickname “Little Hollywood.” Continue to Page to explore the extraordinary rocks of Lower Antelope Canyon. Follow a Navajo guide into the canyon just as the Midday sun passes over. Learn how the stunning canyon was formed over millions of years. Drive to Horseshoe Bend to enjoy a delicious picnic lunch of sandwiches from a local shop. Watch the dark green waters move around the red rock walls in a 280-degree curve. Return to Page via Lake Powell and get panoramic views from above the mirror-like water. Sit back and relax on the 4.5-hour drive back to Las Vegas.