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A private, three-hour mixed e-moto and UTV ride on Yant Flats just outside Leeds, Utah — designed so learners and cruisers share the same trail time. Wide red-rock paths, Navajo sandstone views toward Zion, and a guide who keeps the group together make this an ideal family-friendly desert outing.
A private, three-hour mixed e-moto and UTV ride on Yant Flats just outside Leeds, Utah — designed so learners and cruisers share the same trail time. Wide red-rock paths, Navajo sandstone views toward Zion, and a guide who keeps the group together make this an ideal family-friendly desert outing.
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The Ultimate Family Ride puts your group on Yant Flats’ wide red-rock trails just outside Leeds, Utah, for a three‑hour private tour that mixes e-motos and a UTV so everyone gets the ride they want. Departing from the operator’s door in Leeds, this guided loop runs across Navajo sandstone slickrock and arid benches that frame sweeping views toward Zion National Park’s towering cliffs. It’s a rare day where kids learn to ride electric moto on forgiving terrain while grandparents ride shotgun in a side‑by‑side.
What makes this trip special is the mixed-format design: up to three easy-to-learn electric bikes and a four-seat UTV run together with a guide who rides, so the group stays together without compromise. Trails are wide and low-traffic, exposing the area’s rust-red crossbedded sandstone, scattered pinyon‑juniper, and low sagebrush. The geology here shows the same ancient dune deposits that shaped Zion’s cliffs, but on a lower, more approachable scale — perfect for families and first-timers.
Practical details matter: the trip lasts about three hours, requires riders to be at least 10 years old to ride their own bike (8–9 by approval), and enforces seatbelts and no-lap rules in the UTV. No motorcycle license is required, but closed-toe shoes and long pants are mandatory for riders. The operator supplies the listed gear; note the minimum $900 booking includes up to three bikes, with extra bikes available.
Beyond the ride itself, the route offers photo stops at exposed slickrock ledges and desert overlooks; look for migrating songbirds in spring and bighorn sheep traces on steeper benches. Guides manage technical sections so parents can focus on scenery and safety. Because the route starts in Leeds, you can base overnight stays there or in nearby Hurricane/Springdale and add a Zion day to round out a southern Utah itinerary.
Why book? This tour removes the usual family trade-offs — learners and cruisers move together, safety is front and center, and the landscape is as readable as it is photogenic. For groups looking for an accessible, active way to touch Utah’s red rock away from crowded park roads, The Ultimate Family Ride is efficient, private, and built around getting everyone outside without needing prior experience. It’s an honest, practical adventure that keeps the focus on shared time and big desert views. Trail departs from the operator’s door in Leeds; no trailer, permits, or shuttle required. Everyone completes a waiver on their phone before arrival. Who can ride: ages 10+ ride their own bike; ages 8–9 by approval; under 8 ride in the UTV. The side-by-side is driven by a licensed adult 18+, or 21+ when minors are aboard. Guides will adjust pace and route based on weather and group skill and needs.
easy.
3 hours.
Light: suitable for families and beginners; riders should be able to stand for short stretches and mount a moto, non-riders should be able to ride seated in a UTV.
No. The e-motos are easy to learn and guides assist riders; no motorcycle license is required.
Yes. Up to four passengers can ride in the UTV so non-riders stay with the group.
Riders must be at least 10 to ride their own bike (ages 8–9 by approval). Children under 8 can ride in the UTV.
A licensed adult 18+ may drive; if minors are aboard the driver must be 21+.
Trail departs from the operator’s door in Leeds; no trailer, permits, or shuttle required.
Minimum booking is $900 and includes up to three bikes. Additional bikes cost $200 each; route and vehicle mix may change with conditions.
Zion National Park, established 1919, dominates the regional landscape and shaped local travel patterns; Yant Flats occupies the lower Navajo sandstone benches below those cliffs.
Stay on marked trails to protect fragile cryptobiotic soil and pack out all trash; guides emphasize low-impact riding and leave-no-trace etiquette.
SoTah Adventures is an outdoor recreation company based in Leeds, Utah, offering guided rides and electric dirt bike and side‑by‑side rentals for exploring Southern Utah’s red rock landscape. The company provides a range of timed rentals and guided tours, including 5‑hour, 3‑hour, 1‑day, 2‑day (48‑hour), and 3‑day (72‑hour) electric dirt bike rentals, plus a 4‑seat Can‑Am Maverick X3 Max X RS Turbo RR add‑on for group side‑by‑side experiences. Trips and tours include the Babylon Sand Adventure Ride along the Babylon Trail with its petroglyphs and the Babylon House ruins, the Toquerville Falls Trail Blaze to a double‑tiered waterfall, the Yant Flats Sunset Bike & Hike Tour to the Candy Cliffs and Tah Set sunset viewpoint, and shorter local loops that start from the Leeds office. Rental bikes come with adjustable power modes to suit different skill levels; safety gear and chargers are included or available, and optional battery swaps are offered for longer rides. SoTah Adventures is featured on The Adventure Collective and lists clear trip summaries and booking information for customers. The business emphasizes accessible, self‑paced exploration for families, beginners, and experienced riders who want to ride Zion‑area trails, Warner Valley, Toquerville Falls, and the Rock Crawl Playground. All descriptions focus on the terrain, ride durations, and included equipment so customers can plan outings with confidence. Booking pages include clear pricing, reservation calendars, and equipment checklists to simplify planning. Local pickup in Leeds and on‑site briefings help riders prepare for safe, enjoyable exploration across Southern Utah. Reservations recommended year‑round.
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