Conquer Moab’s Hell’s Revenge Trail in a Sunset Hummer Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; vehicle handles rough terrain so no special physical condition required.
Overview
Experience the thrill of Moab’s Hell’s Revenge Trail at sunset in a powerful Hummer®. This guided two-hour tour navigates petrified dunes, hidden arches, and panoramic views of Arches National Park with expert insights and active adventure for all ages.
Conquer Moab’s Hell’s Revenge Trail in a Sunset Hummer Adventure
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As the sun begins its slow descent over the red rock horizons of Moab, the Hell’s Revenge Trail wakes with a fiery glow that flickers against sandstone cliffs and petrified dunes. This two-hour off-road Hummer adventure offers a hands-on gateway into one of Utah’s most iconic desert playgrounds, where the rugged terrain dares you to test both machine and mettle.
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Adventure Tips
Bring layers for temperature shifts
Desert temperatures can drop sharply after sunset—pack a lightweight jacket or fleece to stay comfortable.
Wear sturdy shoes
Though the HUMMER® does the driving, solid footwear helps when stepping out to explore or stabilize on rocky terrain.
Stay hydrated
The dry desert air at sunset can be deceptively dehydrating; carry water provided and sip regularly throughout the tour.
Use sun protection before trip start
While the tour begins near sunset, UV exposure can still be high—apply sunscreen and wear a hat before heading out.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Golden eagles soaring overhead
History
The sandstone formations on Hell’s Revenge date back over 250 million years, revealing layers of ancient seabeds and desert dunes that shaped this striking landscape.
Conservation
Guided tours adhere to designated paths to protect fragile desert ecosystems and cultural sites, minimizing environmental impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Protects feet during stopovers on rocky or uneven ground.
summer specific
Light jacket or fleece
Keeps you warm as desert temperatures drop after sunset.
fall specific
Hydration pack or water bottle
Allows easy access to water throughout the tour.
all specific
Sunscreen and hat
Prevents sunburn during daylight hours before the tour starts.
spring specific