Explore Utah’s West Rim on a Self-Guided ATV Adventure
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness is recommended; be prepared for some ATV handling and minor exertion on rugged terrain.
Overview
Ready for an adrenaline-fueled ride through Utah’s stunning West Rim? Discover thrilling obstacles, unique rock formations, and limitless adventure in your own time on this self-guided ATV experience.
The West Rim - A Self-Guided Adventure!
Your Adventure, Elevated!
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable self-guided ATV adventure through Southern Utah's stunning landscapes! Explore breathtaking rock formations, tackle thrilling obstacles like The Funnel, and marvel at unique sights such as The Toll Booths and a T-rex-shaped rock. This exhilarating journey promises excitement and unforgettable memories at every turn.
Sand Dune Mountain - A Self-Guided Adventure!
Embark on an exhilarating 2 Hour UTV/ATV journey to find The Flintstone House! An amazing rock formation amidst over 50,000 acres of diverse trails, majestic red rocks, and rolling sand dunes. Start your journey at Mad Moose located right at the trailhead, no trailer required.
Included
- Vehicle (Up to 4 people per machine)
- Helmets & Goggles
- Premium Damage Waiver ($1,500 Max Out of Pocket)
- Digital Map w/Recommendations
Please Note:
- A damage deposit is required with EVERY machine rental ($1,500 Authorized Damage Deposit). This will be collected upon arrival by credit/debit card only.
Driver: Ages 18+ With Valid Driver's License. Passenger: All Ages (If Passenger Is Under 18, Driver Must Be Ages 25+)
Adventure Tips
Carry extra water
The desert environment can be very dry and hot, so always bring plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Wear protective gear
A helmet and gloves are a must to protect yourself from obstacles and rough terrain.
Check ATV condition
Inspect your ATV before heading out to ensure brakes, tires, and throttle are functioning properly.
Follow marked routes
Stick to mapped trails to avoid getting lost and to preserve the natural environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Collared lizards
History
This area was traditionally inhabited by the Southern Paiute people, with rock art and historic sites nearby.
Conservation
Local operators encourage responsible riding practices to protect the fragile desert ecosystem and minimize erosion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Essential for safety when navigating obstacles and rough terrain.
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from strong desert sun and dust.
summer specific
Sturdy closed-toe boots
Provide ankle support and protection while riding on uneven terrain.
Lightweight long sleeves
Offer sun protection and guard against scratches from brush during spring rides.
spring specific