What is the minimum age to rent a Maverick?

You must be 25 or older to rent and/or operate a machine; bring a valid photo ID.

Is fuel included in the rental?

Yes — fuel is included with the Can-Am 2-Seat Maverick Sport 1000R rentals.

Are helmets and goggles available?

Yes — the shop carries helmets, goggles, dustproof phone covers, and other protective extras for purchase or rental.

How long can I rent the vehicle?

Booking windows vary; many guests choose a 2–4 hour loop but ask Duck Creek Rzr for available time slots and options.

Is this a guided tour?

No — rentals are self-driven; staff provide a safety walkthrough and a short test drive before you head out.

Can I access Cedar Breaks and nearby public lands?

You can reach nearby trail systems and overlooks, but check seasonal closures and ask staff for recommended routes and permissions.

Duck Creek Can-Am Maverick Rentals: High-Country UTV Adventures on Cedar Mountain

On the high tablelands of southern Utah, Duck Creek Village perches on the flank of Cedar Mountain, and the Can-Am 2-Seat Maverick Sport 1000R rental at Duck Creek Rzr turns that landscape into a playground. Located in Duck Creek Village, Utah, this rental puts powerful, industry-leading off-road machines at your fingertips with fuel included and straightforward check-in procedures. The experience is built for riders of all skill levels: staff walk you through controls, every driver completes a short test drive, and then you’re cleared to explore miles of high-elevation trails. The terrain here alternates between ponderosa and aspen groves, open subalpine meadows, and the iron-streaked limestone escarpments that define nearby Cedar Breaks National Monument. You’ll be driving along ridgelines with sweep-out views toward Brian Head Ski Resort, sudden clearings of wildflower meadows in summer, and stands of fir that hold snow late into spring. The vehicles—Polaris and Can-Am models—deliver enough horsepower to climb steep pitches yet remain easy to handle for beginners when guided by Duck Creek Rzr’s attentive staff. Arrival is simple: park free in Duck Creek Village right across from the office, stroll the short village loop and grab a bite at Martins, Aunt Sue's Chalet, or Hot Mama's before your start time. Complete the liability waiver ahead of time to shave off wait minutes, and bring any dust shields or goggles you want—extras are available at the shop. Rentals require drivers to be 25 or older. What sets this outing apart is access. From one base you can point your Maverick toward viewsheds at Cedar Mountain, link up with ATV corridors that thread toward Cedar Breaks overlooks, or follow forested two-tracks to quiet alpine pockets where elk and mule deer graze. The absence of guided convoy pressure means you can tailor distance and difficulty for a half-day blast or a full afternoon of exploration. Practical touches matter: fuel is included; staff perform a safety walkthrough and a test drive; staff are local and familiar with seasonal trail conditions. Whether you’re an experienced off-road handler hungry for power or a curious first-timer seeking a controlled way to reach Utah’s high-country vistas, this rental is a direct, efficient way to turn Duck Creek Village into a high-adrenaline basecamp for mountain terrain and national-park access. Before you roll, ask staff for current trail maps and any seasonal closures; exposed high-elevation routes can change quickly after storms. Helmets and dust masks are strongly advised, and operators should follow Leave No Trace by staying on designated tracks to protect fragile alpine meadows. Whether you choose a short scenic loop or a longer run toward Cedar Breaks overlooks, the Maverick 1000R gives the power and control to explore Duck Creek’s high-country terrain responsibly.