How old do you have to be to drive a UTV?

Drivers must be 18 or older to operate a UTV; younger passengers are permitted — the tour allows passengers from age 3.

How many people fit in a UTV?

You can reserve a 2-seat or 4-seat UTV depending on your group size; rates start at $179 per person.

What should I bring to the meeting point?

Bring photo ID for drivers, closed-toe shoes, sun protection, water, and any required signed waivers; arrive early for check-in at 543 N. Main Street, Moab, Utah, 84532.

Is prior off-road experience required?

No prior experience is required; guides provide a safety orientation and radio coaching so first-time drivers can build confidence.

Are tours affected by weather?

Tours run in most conditions but may be modified or postponed for severe weather or unsafe trail conditions; follow the operator’s guidance.

Is the tour family friendly?

Yes — the pace is deliberate and suited to families and first-time visitors, though children must be properly secured and supervised.

Conquer Hells Revenge: 3.5-Hour You-Drive UTV Tour with Fins & Things in Moab | ATV/UTV | Self-Guided Tour

On the 3.5-hour You-Drive 3.5 Hour You-Drive Hells Revenge with Fins & Things Moab UTV Tour you trade pavement for Moab's famous slickrock playground. Located in Moab, Utah, this guided small-group run meets at 543 N. Main Street, Moab, Utah, 84532, and stitches together the Fins & Things terrain with the iconic Hell's Revenge line — rolling sandstone fins, steep slickrock climbs, and panoramic views of the Colorado River corridor and the La Sal Mountains. The trail rides over Navajo sandstone shaped into broad fins and bowls that reward drivers with traction where it looks impossible. Highlights include the exposed ridgelines of Hell's Revenge, gentle ledges that teach edge control, and steep descents that deliver a burst of velocity without sacrificing safety: guides use clear radio coaching so first-time drivers build confidence before hitting signature obstacles. Passengers get uninterrupted framing of red rock cliffs, riveted cliff edges, and distant blue peaks; photographers will find dramatic cross-light on the fluted rock and vehicle silhouettes against the horizon. This tour is notable for its balance of adrenaline and accessibility. With vehicles that seat two or four, and an orientation before launch, it is a great option for families and couples who want a longer route than a standard half-day run. Fins & Things integrates private-park features too — ask about Strike Ravine and the Ultra4 course for an optional deep dive into technical terrain. Prices start at $179 per person and the run length makes it possible to savor more viewpoints without rushing. Practical notes: drivers must be 18+ to operate a UTV; passengers as young as age 3 are allowed. Terrain is exposed and sun-baked — bring layered clothing, plenty of water, and closed-toe shoes. Stick to guided lines and radio instructions to protect fragile cryptobiotic soil and the slickrock surfaces that define this landscape. Why book it? Hell's Revenge is a Moab classic — raw, tactile sandstone riding that rewards timing and nerve while remaining approachable under an experienced guide's voice. It is an efficient way to sample the region's geology, sweeping river corridor views, and the larger story of off-road culture in southeastern Utah. For travelers who want an engaging day outside town with a physical thrill and wide, cinematic vistas, this 3.5-hour You-Drive run delivers a concentrated, unforgettable slice of Moab. The experience moves deliberately; guides pause for photo stops on the highest fins and explain reading the rock, line choice, and throttle control. Expect a mix of slow technical climbs and faster sweepers that feel theatrical against the red backdrop. Book online using the tour referral link, reserve a 2 or 4 seat UTV, and arrive early at the Main Street meeting point for a safety brief.