Drive a street-legal UTV from 915 Coppermine Rd in Page, AZ and spend six hours exploring red-rock trails, overlooks of Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, and Antelope Canyon. Self-guided freedom with DOT helmets included—note mandatory gas charges and a damage deposit.
Drive a street-legal UTV from 915 Coppermine Rd in Page, AZ and spend six hours exploring red-rock trails, overlooks of Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, and Antelope Canyon. Self-guided freedom with DOT helmets included—note mandatory gas charges and a damage deposit.
Book with Page Adventure Company
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Page Adventure Company · Page, Arizona
Page Adventure Company’s 6 Hour UTV Adventure rental starts in Page, Arizona, a compact desert town perched on the northern edge of the Navajo Nation and the shoreline of Lake Powell. From the shop at 915 Coppermine Rd Page, AZ 86040 you can climb into a street-legal UTV and drive directly from town onto sand, slickrock, and red‑rock tracks that trace the rim of Glen Canyon and the Colorado River’s dramatic meanders. These machines are built to cover varied terrain: washboard two‑track, soft sand, and ledgy Navajo sandstone slabs. The route options range from scenic viewpoints above Horseshoe Bend and overlooks that peer into Antelope Canyon to quieter washes and ridgelines most visitors never reach. Geological highlights include the sweeping cross-bedded Navajo sandstone, wind-polished slickrock, and the incised meander of the Colorado River at Horseshoe Bend. Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam are constant companions on many runs, offering open-water vistas against red rock walls. Arrive 30 minutes before your reservation for a safety briefing and waiver signing. Staff fit DOT-approved helmets and goggles, demonstrate vehicle basics, and hand over a trail map with ride recommendations. Rentals are self-guided; that means you set the pace, but you also accept responsibility—there’s a mandatory gas charge and a $1,500 authorized damage deposit collected by card. Drivers must be at least 18 with a valid license; younger passengers are allowed with guardian supervision and a minimum height requirement of 42 inches. What makes this experience special is practical freedom. Because the UTVs are street-legal, you can leave directly from town without hauling a trailer, which shortens logistics and extends riding time. The fleet’s modern suspension and roomy cabs keep comfort high over long stretches, turning a half‑day rental into a full exploration window to seek quiet washes, perched viewpoints, and photographic angles of Antelope Canyon’s slot entrances. Bring sun protection, extra water, and a charged phone. Note that Page observes Mountain Standard Time year‑round; plan syncs accordingly. Whether you’re chasing adrenaline across slickrock or scouting quiet overlooks of Lake Powell, a 6‑hour UTV rental from Page Adventure Company offers an efficient, high-adrenaline way to claim a piece of Glen Canyon country on your own terms. Page Adventure Company also offers pickup within 15 miles and can accommodate groups. If you prefer a guided outing, ask about guided UTV tours and local route suggestions. The cancellation policy allows full refund up to 24 hours with TripSafe. Remember to pack layered clothing for temperature swings in desert afternoons and sturdy closed-toe shoes for stepping in and out of the vehicle—you’ll want solid footing if you hop into washes or scramble short ledges. This rental turns a single morning into a rugged local exploration.
moderate.
6 hours.
Moderate fitness recommended—able to climb in/out of vehicle and walk short uneven sections when exploring on foot.
Check in at Page Adventure Company, 915 Coppermine Rd Page, AZ 86040—arrive 30 minutes before your reservation.
Yes. DOT-approved helmets and goggles are included with every rental.
Drivers must be 18+ with a valid license. Passengers can be as young as 4 but must meet the 42-inch height minimum.
These machines are street-legal in the Page area—verify local rules for specific roads and follow posted restrictions.
There is a mandatory gas charge based on rental duration and a $1,500 authorized damage deposit collected by credit/debit card.
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund with TripSafe.
Glen Canyon Dam was completed in 1966, creating Lake Powell and reshaping the landscape around Page, Arizona.
Many nearby areas fall within the Navajo Nation or sensitive riparian zones—stay on designated routes, pack out waste, and follow tribal access rules.
Explore on your own in one of our top of the line UTVs
Book with Page Adventure Company