What is included with the rental?

Vehicle, helmets and goggles, a premium damage waiver, and a digital map with recommended waypoints are included.

What are the age and licensing rules?

Renters must be 18 with a valid driver’s license; if carrying minors the driver must be 25. Passengers must meet a 42-inch minimum height requirement.

Where do I meet the group?

Meet at Old Rd Hurricane, UT 84737. Arrive 30 minutes early to complete paperwork and watch the safety briefing.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund with TripSafe, as stated in the booking terms.

Is safety gear provided?

Yes. Helmets and goggles are provided for all riders and a safety video is available to view before your ride.

Sand Mountain Self-Guided ATV Adventure at Sand Hollow, Hurricane Utah | ATV/UTV | Self-Guided Tour

Q: Are there extra charges or deposits?

Yes. There is a mandatory gas charge and a $1,500 authorized damage deposit collected on arrival by card.

At the edge of Hurricane, Utah, a two-hour self-guided ATV run called Sand Mountain unspools across red sandstone, windswept dunes, and desert plateaus. Launching from Old Rd Hurricane, UT 84737, this Mad Moose–operated experience hands you the keys to an ATV and a digital map and sends you into Sand Hollow State Park, Horseshoe Bend, Box Canyon, Top of the World and the signature photo perch at Mad Moose Rock. The terrain flips between sugar-fine sand and compact Navajo sandstone slickrock; light falls hard on the red and orange strata, carving dramatic ridgelines and dune faces that beg to be ridden.

This adventure is driven by pace and place: you control speed, stops and lines. Highlights include the rolling dunes at Sand Hollow where traction and throttle meet to create playful sliding turns, and Horseshoe Bend’s sandy curve that forces a precise, confident approach. Box Canyon offers layered vistas and a final climb up to Top of the World, a sweep of desert that opens toward distant canyons. Mad Moose Rock is the local signature — a slab of weathered rock ideal for a group photo and a windbreak while you drink water and watch dust rise behind passing rigs.

Practical comfort is built into the package: machines come with helmets and goggles, a premium damage waiver that limits out-of-pocket exposure, and a digital GPS map with suggested waypoints. Expect a mandatory gas charge and a $1,500 authorized damage deposit collected on arrival; plan to arrive 30 minutes early to complete paperwork and watch the safety briefing. Riders must be 18 to rent and drivers carrying minors must be 25; passengers need to meet a 42-inch minimum height requirement.

Why ride here? Southern Utah’s combination of sand dunes, exposed Navajo sandstone, and wide high-desert skies makes it a playground unlike coastal or forested off-road zones. The vistas are raw and immediate; one moment you’re skimming dune lips, the next you’re answering echoing wind in a canyon bowl. For visitors staying in Hurricane or passing through on the way to Zion, this two-hour loop delivers maximum sensation in minimal time.

Leave no trace: stick to existing routes, avoid creating new tracks on fragile soils, and carry out trash. With a few safety checks and respect for the landscape, Sand Mountain’s self-guided route is an efficient, exhilarating way to read the desert on four wheels.

The meeting point at Old Rd Hurricane, UT 84737 is easy to find; arrive early to check machines and complete waivers. Groups larger than two are welcome but machines require a two-person minimum per vehicle. Mad Moose provides a safety video link and staff are available by phone to answer last-minute route questions before you roll today.