How long can I rent the Bronco?

Standard rental is an 8-hour day (8 am–6 pm) with multi-day options up to one week when available.

Can I take the Bronco on any trail?

You may access many public trails, but obey local route closures and land manager rules; some technical routes require experienced drivers.

Is insurance included?

Insurance details are handled at booking; contact the operator directly or check the booking link for coverage options.

How many passengers does it seat?

The Bronco seats up to four people.

Can I convert the hardtop or add roof gear?

The hardtop converts to a T-top and roof rails accommodate kayaks or paddleboards; secure loads properly for off-road travel.

Moab Off-Road Adventure in a 2 Door Base Sasquatch Bronco

Q: What are the age requirements to rent?

Renters and additional drivers must be 25 years of age or older.

Adventure Brief

Attack Moab's slickrock in a purpose-built 4WD Bronco: 35-inch tires, lockers, T-top versatility, and modern tech make the 2 Door Base Sasquatch ideal for confident off-road days. Read on for practical tips and what to expect on the trails.

8 hours–1 week

moderate

From $381.85

Moab sits on the Colorado Plateau in southeastern Utah, a high desert playground framed by red sandstone fins, slickrock benches, and the snow-capped La Sal Mountains. The 2 Door Base Sasquatch is a purpose-built 4WD Bronco rental that turns those raw landscapes into an accessible, high-adrenaline day trip. Equipped with 35-inch tires, front and rear lockers, trail turn assist, and g.o.a.t. modes, this Bronco can climb slickrock ledges and cross wash sections you wouldn't attempt in a stock vehicle. The convertible hardtop that transforms into a T-top, roof rails for paddleboards or kayaks, and a fully air-conditioned cabin with an 8-inch touchscreen and front and rear cameras combine comfort with capability. Renters pick up vehicles typically at 8 am for an 8-hour day with options for multi-day rentals up to a week; when available you can sometimes collect the Bronco the night before. Seats up to four; renters and additional drivers must be 25 years of age or older. For last-minute plans call 435-419-5222 to confirm availability. The operator (moabbroncos) keeps maintenance tight so trail failures are rare. Out on trails such as Hells Revenge, Behind the Rocks, or the lesser-traveled potash road, you feel the geology beneath your tires: Navajo and Entrada sandstones shaped into slick, grippy slickrock, fins, bowls, and narrow canyons. Nearby landmarks include Arches and Canyonlands national parks and the Colorado River corridor; distant La Sal peaks offer seasonal snow contrast to the red rock. Wildlife sightings are common- desert bighorn sheep and mule deer frequent the high ledges, while ravens or golden eagles patrol thermals above. What makes the 2 Door Base Sasquatch feel special in Moab is its balance: it gives drivers technical reach without turning every outing into an expedition. You can hit classic slickrock challenges in the morning, swap the hardtop to T-top for sunlit runs, and finish the day at a canyon overlook with panoramic views. This rig is a standout for couples or small groups who want genuine off-road capability without the logistics of a full overland rig. Practical notes: check tire pressure for sand versus rock, carry basic recovery gear, and respect closed routes and cryptobiotic soils- staying on designated tracks protects fragile desert life. The rental includes modern safety tech but know how to use lockers and trail-assist before attempting steep climbs. Pickup is arranged through moabbroncos; confirm pickup times and any night-before options by calling 435-419-5222 or booking through the operator's link. For a concentrated, confident off-road day that ends with a desert sunset, the 2 Door Base Sasquatch is hard to beat. Bring water, sun protection, and a basic map; cell coverage is spotty on some Moab trails, so share your plan with someone reliable.

Moab Off-Road Adventure in a 2 Door Base Sasquatch Bronco

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