Power through 19 miles of Mojave dirt, rock and sand in a guided Can‑Am UTV tour. Expect a one‑hour safety briefing followed by about 1.5 hours of trail time across technical terrain — fast, guided, and family‑friendly with age and size limits.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You roll out of a blue garage into a wall of sun and grit; the Mojave desert opens like a living obstacle course, scrub and shale daring you forward. The UTV's engine hums, helmets click on, and a guide's voice cuts through the intercom with a measured command — read the terrain, pick your line, expect surprises. Over 19 miles of dirt, sand, and rock the landscape alternates between broad alluvial flats and ridgelines carved by flash floods, each turn offering a new angle on the desert's raw geometry.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5–2.5 hours (including orientation)
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels but requires core stability and the ability to brace through bumps and sudden shifts.
Wildlife
History
The area lies on traditional Mojave territory and later served rail and mining routes that shaped settlement patterns across the desert.
Conservation
Stick to designated routes to protect cryptobiotic soils and desert tortoise habitat; pack out all trash and avoid disturbing native plants.
Reserve your spot on the Southern California Extreme UTV Tour (19-Mile Tour) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Attend the full safety orientation
The mandatory 60‑minute briefing covers vehicle controls, hand signals, and emergency procedures — stay attentive for a safer ride.
Bring a hydration system
Dust and sun amplify dehydration; carry at least 1–2 liters of water per person and sip steadily during the tour.
Wear secure footwear
Closed‑toe shoes with good grip are required — sandals or loose footwear can get caught on pedals or tubing.
Secure small items and electronics
Use zip pockets or a tether for phones and cameras; dusty, bumpy terrain can easily jar loose unsecured gear.
Closed‑toe trail shoes
Protects feet and provides traction during entry/exit and on footchecks.
Sunglasses with retention strap
Blocks glare and keeps dust out of eyes while staying secured on rough terrain.
summer
High‑SPF sunscreen and lip balm
Mojave sun is intense even in cooler months; reapply during longer outings.
summer
Lightweight wind/rain layer
Shields against wind and changing temperatures in morning or late‑day runs.
spring