Experience the untamed slickrock of Moab’s Hell’s Revenge Trail with an exhilarating two-hour HUMMER® tour. Conquer petrified dunes, explore hidden arches, and witness panoramic views of Arches National Park and the Colorado River, guided by experts who share the land’s rich history and geology.
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The sun beats down on the iconic red slickrock of Moab as a convoy of HUMMER® vehicles rolls forward, engines humming against a backdrop of deep blue sky. This is Hell’s Revenge Trail—a landscape carved by ancient rivers and relentless winds, daring you to take on its rugged rises and petrified dunes. From the vantage point atop a butte, panoramic views stretch across Arches National Park’s craggy spires and the winding Colorado River pushing through the valley below, a reminder of the raw power shaping this land.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels since driving demands are minimal; some brief walking on uneven slickrock may occur.
Wildlife
History
The Hell’s Revenge Trail crosses land shaped by millennia of geological activity, including ancient sand dunes that fossilized into the slickrock formations we see today.
Conservation
The tour operates with respect for Moab’s fragile desert ecosystem, emphasizing minimal impact and educating visitors on the importance of preserving these lands.
Reserve your spot on the Moab’s Original Hummer Adventure: Hell’s Revenge Trail Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring Sun Protection
The high desert sun can be intense—wear a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to stay protected during the tour.
Wear Closed-Toe Shoes
You’ll have opportunities to step out onto slickrock for photos; sturdy, closed-toe shoes provide better grip and safety.
Stay Hydrated
Although bottled water is provided, carrying an extra bottle is recommended for warm days on the trail.
Choose Morning or Late Afternoon Tours
Avoid midday heat by selecting early or late tours to enjoy cooler temperatures and enhanced rock textures in the light.
Sun Hat
Protects your face and neck from the intense desert sun during open-air rides.
summer
Sunglasses
Reduces glare off the slickrock and protects eyes from UV rays.
Closed-Toe Hiking Shoes
Provides traction and safety when stepping out onto rough rock surfaces.
Light Layered Clothing
Allows adjustment for variable desert temperatures during early spring visits.
spring