Test your limits on Moab’s Hell’s Revenge trail with this 3-hour extreme off-road tour covering Slickrock, Hells Gate, Mickey’s Hot Tub, and more. Safety and expert guides ensure a thrilling journey across the desert’s most challenging terrain.
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In the heart of Utah’s red-rock country, Hell’s Revenge trail challenges riders with jagged slickrock climbs and steep drop-offs that dare you forward at every turn. This 3-hour guided off-road tour in Moab thrusts adventurers into an intense playground where natural rock formations become obstacles — the famed Slickrock, Hell’s Gate, Mickey’s Hot Tub, and the Escalator each test your nerves and skill for a ride like no other.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended due to bumpy terrain and exposure to variable weather conditions
Wildlife
History
The area around Moab was historically inhabited by the Ancestral Puebloans, evident in scattered archaeological sites.
Conservation
Tour operators emphasize minimizing impact by sticking to established trails to protect fragile desert soils and vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the Moab's Most Xtreme 3-Hour Experience on Hell's Revenge today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes
Protect your feet from rocks and dust during the rugged off-road ride by wearing durable, closed-toe footwear.
Bring a camera with secure strap
The trail offers dynamic views and unique terrain—keep your camera ready and secured to capture the adventure.
Dress in breathable layers
Temperatures can swing quickly; breathable, layered clothing helps adjust to heat and wind during the tour.
Hydrate before and after the tour
While water is provided, hydrate well before arriving to prevent dehydration on this physically demanding ride.
Sturdy closed-toe shoes
Protects feet against rough terrain and debris during the off-road ride.
summer
Sunglasses
Shields eyes from harsh desert sun and dust kicked up on the trail.
summer
Light jacket or windbreaker
Desert wind can be strong; layering helps maintain comfort over changing conditions.
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Camera with strap
Captures scenic obstacles and dramatic desert landscapes along the trail.