You Drive-Guided Hell's Revenge UTV Tour
Overview
This tour is given by a small locally owned and operated family business. We have friendly knowledgeable guides, competitive prices and no hidden fees.
Drive the world famous Hell's Revenge Trail and experience heart pounding steep climbs and descents over mounds of rollercoaster type slickrock. You will follow an experienced guide while you operate one of our new Side x Side UTV's. This tour offers incredible scenery, small group sizes and a personable touch. This 2.5 hour tour includes free bottled water.
Drive the world famous Hell's Revenge Trail and experience heart pounding steep climbs and descents over mounds of rollercoaster type slickrock. You will follow an experienced guide while you operate one of our new Side x Side UTV's. This tour offers incredible scenery, small group sizes and a personable touch. This 2.5 hour tour includes free bottled water.
Inclusions
- Knowledgeable friendly guide.
- New Meticulously maintained UTV's permitted for use on and off road.
- Entrance Fees.
- Land use fees.
- Bottled water.
- Entry/Admission - Colorado River
What to expect
Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Hell's Revenge, Sand Flats Road, Moab, UT
Experience the heart pounding adrenaline rush of driving yourself and your family on the world famous Hell's Revenge Trail. Follow our experienced guides to the Colorado River Overlook and gaze into Arches National Park! This 2 .5 hour tour has the perfect amount of excitement and adventure and is guaranteed to be one of the highlights of your trip to Moab!
Stop At: Colorado River, Utah
Stand 800 feet above the mighty Colorado River and gaze into Arches National Park. The scenery at the overlook is spectacular!
Duration: 20 minutes
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Pass By: Hell's Revenge, Sand Flats Road, Moab, UT
Experience the heart pounding adrenaline rush of driving yourself and your family on the world famous Hell's Revenge Trail. Follow our experienced guides to the Colorado River Overlook and gaze into Arches National Park! This 2 .5 hour tour has the perfect amount of excitement and adventure and is guaranteed to be one of the highlights of your trip to Moab!
Stop At: Colorado River, Utah
Stand 800 feet above the mighty Colorado River and gaze into Arches National Park. The scenery at the overlook is spectacular!
Duration: 20 minutes
Additional information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Near public transportation
- Not recommended for travelers with back problems
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Most travelers can participate
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 30 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
Millerluck
May 2022
We had a fabulous guide and he was right… we’ve never experienced anything like this before! It is a must do when you’re in Moab!
We had a fabulous guide and he was right… we’ve never experienced anything like this before! It is a must do when you’re in Moab!RoaminRescue
April 2022
For the first time since I was a little girl, I had the chance to vacation with my extended family! SO excited!! We all decided Moab would be the place to go for the history, great temps (early April spring temps) and lots of fun things to do. Now, you must know that we're all pretty frugal and...
For the first time since I was a little girl, I had the chance to vacation with my extended family! SO excited!! We all decided Moab would be the place to go for the history, great temps (early April spring temps) and lots of fun things to do. Now, you must know that we're all pretty frugal and felt that $400+ for a 4 person tour was a bit expensive. My uncle was, perhaps, the most skeptical of all, having been in many military vehicles and not finding them all that enjoyable when going off-road. My husband, however, grew up off-roading and was eager to get back in the proverbial saddle. Today, we booked the Hell's Revenge Tour and shelled out the $200 per couple. (I'm pretty sure my uncle stamped his feet a few times and had a pouty lip over this.) This was very last-minute. It was noon when I booked the 530pm tour. The company made it very simple: I got an email with great instructions telling us to bring a jacket, sunscreen, sunglasses, etc. They also shared information on where to meet and when. When we arrived, our amazing guide (David) was ready to go with two UTVs. One for him, one for my family. David informed us that Jeep Week would be starting in a few days, and Jeep owners were hitting the trails early. As such, there were long lines waiting for Hell's Revenge. He said he'd be happy to take us there, or, we could do Fins and Things without any lines at all. We opted for the latter. We then completed a brief intro and safety discussion, signed some paperwork and off we went! David drove ahead of us through town and then up onto the trail. We completed a few medium difficulty obstacles to warm up, then a slow introduction into the more difficult stuff. (Remember, my husband grew up doing this and he was our driver, which made it even more fun!) We went through the entire trail which included lots of riveting straight-up and straight-down obstacles with water in some places, lots of "stairs" and, our favorite, sandy roads that you could zip down slalom-style at top speed. There were a few stops on the way for pictures, history and David was plenty educated on the science behind everything. So, if you're a bit nerdy like my family, you'll love picking his brain. I think David had heard a comment or two from my uncle and, on the second half of the trail, asked my uncle to join him in the front vehicle. If my uncle had any reservations left or doubt about value of the tour, it was gone by the time we arrived back in Moab. David gave him the ride of his life with those slalom-style sandy roads! Our tour ended returning to the same parking lot where we had started the tour. David was very kind and gave us the company's card and a few cards (with discounts) to his favorite restaurants in the area. He also shared some ideas on where we might want to visit on our next trip. All-in-all, we absolutely LOVED our tour. My skeptical uncle was researching the prices for UTVs before we left the parking lot, certain that he'd found his newest hobby. We cannot thank David enough for his hospitality, shared education and patience. The tour was worth EVERY penny, plus a generous tip. We would ABSOLUTELY take another tour with this company and would be thrilled to have David as our tour guide. He absolutely rocks! I do have some suggestions on where improvements could be made and where customers might want to exercise caution: 1) It would be cool to get some commentary from the guide even if you're not in the same vehicle. I do wish that they had a speaker system connected to the vehicles. It would be amazing to hear real-time history, names of arches, etc. 2) We passed a few bathrooms on the trail. While we did okay, I could certainly see those in HOT weather needing to pee before the end of the 2.5 hour tour. If you're someone with a tiny bladder, you might ask the guide to keep an eye out for a restroom. These trails are popular and you really don't have the choice to find a bush out there. And there's absolutely no privacy when the trails are so popular. 3) If you're riding in the front seat, plan to have sunglasses, eyeglasses or protective eyewear. You are likely to get pelted with a few small rocks and possibly mud. It's also quite dusty. 4) A jacket and hat are both wise. If you're taking the sunset tour, consider them necessary. 5) TIP YOUR GUIDE. They deserve it!BCbyTheBay
May 2022
This was tons of fun. My wife and I and our 8 year old went on a guided drive, with me driving and David guiding in another UTV. There were multiple stops where he would explain some of the surrounding geology, took some great family pictures, and pointed out some dinosaur tracks (which were much...
This was tons of fun. My wife and I and our 8 year old went on a guided drive, with me driving and David guiding in another UTV. There were multiple stops where he would explain some of the surrounding geology, took some great family pictures, and pointed out some dinosaur tracks (which were much better tracks than the ones we drove all over the area trying to hunt down). I'd do this again in a heartbeat. Thanks, David!Jrichar75
April 2022
Davis was an amazing guide! We had a fantastic experience but now all the men in my life want to get a new toy!
Davis was an amazing guide! We had a fantastic experience but now all the men in my life want to get a new toy!mikeaO736GW
April 2022
David was an amazing tour guide. He lead us on an amazing UTV trip. He stopped to explain so many tidbits and made the entire trip fun. He also stopped, directed and took amazing pictures for us. There are many tour companies out there that offer similar tours. However David definitely made this ...
David was an amazing tour guide. He lead us on an amazing UTV trip. He stopped to explain so many tidbits and made the entire trip fun. He also stopped, directed and took amazing pictures for us. There are many tour companies out there that offer similar tours. However David definitely made this tour better then expected. I would recommend using the Grand Company for your Touring needs.Pat_F
April 2022
Brandy was great and this was a memorable intense experience that we will remember for a long time. We were surprised at some of the terrain we made it through.
Brandy was great and this was a memorable intense experience that we will remember for a long time. We were surprised at some of the terrain we made it through.