Utah Off-Highway Adventures with Moab SidexSide - Moab

Utah Off-Highway Adventures with Moab SidexSide

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have baseline physical fitness, particularly stamina for longer trail segments.

Overview

Discover Utah’s stunning landscapes with Moab SidexSide’s tandem trailer rentals. Perfect for self-guided off-road adventures, these rentals open up the rugged wilderness for all skill levels. Gear up to explore hidden trails and iconic vistas safely and independently.

Details

Moab, Utah, stands as a premier destination for thrill-seekers wanting to carve through rugged red rock landscapes and reach hidden corners of this arid terrain. Known worldwide for its dramatic canyons and iconic formations like Arches and Canyonlands, Moab offers countless ways to get your adrenaline pumping. Capitalizing on this natural playground, Moab SidexSide offers a unique way to immerse yourself fully in the environment thanks to their tandem trailer rental program. Perfect for groups and solo explorers alike, this service grants access to Utah’s vast, off-road wilderness while ensuring safety and ease of use. The experience begins with a straightforward, free OHV rider course designed to prepare participants for navigating technical terrain, making it accessible even for newcomers. Once ready, adventurers can tow their trailers into the rugged backcountry, linking up with exhilarating trails that wind past towering sandstone walls and through narrow slot canyons. The trailers are equipped with everything needed for a self-guided journey, promoting independence and flexibility within protected landscapes. Whether climbing steep inclines or weaving through desert trails, riders can tailor their journey toward iconic vistas or secluded spots rarely reached by tourists. Moab SidexSide’s setup is an invitation to step off the beaten path with confidence, combining adventure with responsible outdoor recreation. The company’s focus on safety, paired with their accessible rider training, makes it a standout in Utah’s outdoor scene. This rental service is ideal for families, groups of friends, or solo explorers eager to forge their own trail into the striking Mojave-adjacent wilderness, all within a supportive, knowledgeable environment. With its emphasis on user-friendly, off-highway adventures, Moab SidexSide not only provides a thrilling experience but also helps foster a deeper connection to Utah’s extraordinary landscape. Whether you’re hauling into the backcountry or discovering a new route, the opportunity to steer your own adventure makes this offering truly exceptional.

Adventure Tips

Pre-ride safety

Complete the free OHV rider course to understand trail safety and vehicle operation.

Check trail conditions

Review trail conditions before heading out, especially after rain or storms that can impact accessibility.

Hydration

Bring plenty of water, especially during hot summer months to stay hydrated on remote trails.

Respect wildlife

Maintain a safe distance from animals and avoid disturbing their natural habitats.

Local Insights

Hidden Gems

  • The Fins and Boxes formations are lesser-known viewpoints for sunset photography
  • The remote Doll House area offers a quiet escape

Wildlife

  • Red-tailed hawks
  • Desert cottontails

History

Moab’s trail systems have long been used by the Ute and Paiute tribes, whose trails have been passed down through generations.

Conservation

Moab SidexSide emphasizes environmentally responsible riding, encouraging clients to stay on designated trails and pack out all trash to preserve Utah’s delicate desert ecosystem.

Frequently Asked Questions

Photography Tips

Best Times

early morning
golden hour at sunset

Best Viewpoints

  • Dead Horse Point State Park overlook
  • The Mesa Arch trail

What to Photograph

dramatic rock formations
desert wildlife
sunrise and sunset skies

Recommended Gear

Durable off-road footwear

Essential

Good shoes improve grip and comfort during trail riding and walking around the vehicle.

Sunscreen and sunglasses

Essential

Essential for protecting skin and eyes during sunny, exposed trail sections.

summer specific

Layered clothing

Essential

Layering helps adjust to changing temperatures during morning and evening rides.

fall,winter specific

Water supply

Essential

Staying hydrated is key, especially during summer months in the desert environment.

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