Ages 21+ to rent • 72 hours • Choose your vehicle type!
Clock three full days of off-road freedom from Mesquite with a Polaris rental that unlocks Brian Head and Southern Utah’s mixed forest and redrock trails. Choose your vehicle, complete a safety review, and plan fuel and route checks to make the most of 72 hours of exploration.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
72 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate level of fitness recommended—drivers should be able to enter/exit the vehicle repeatedly and handle terrain-induced jostling.
Wildlife
History
The Brian Head and Southern Utah trail network crosses lands managed by multiple agencies and has a history of ranching and forest use; respect posted cultural sites.
Conservation
Stay on designated routes to limit erosion and disturbance, pack out all trash, and follow Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert and alpine ecosystems.
Ages 21+ to rent • 72 hours • Choose your vehicle type!
Arrive early for check-in
Plan to arrive at 520 W Mesquite Blvd at least 30–45 minutes before your scheduled pickup to complete waivers and a safety review.
Top off fuel and fluids
Fill tanks in Mesquite before you head into backcountry roads—many access routes lack services and cell coverage.
Wear DOT-approved helmets
DOT-approved helmets and the provided safety gear are mandatory—use seat belts and cab nets where equipped.
Stick to legal routes
Operate only on designated trails within 50 miles of the outfitter location to avoid trespass fines and protect habitats.
DOT-approved helmet
Required safety gear to comply with the rental agreement and protect your head on rough terrain.
Portable jump starter and tow strap
Useful for basic vehicle recovery if you get stuck on a remote two-track.
Layered clothing
High-elevation swings mean cold mornings and warm afternoons—dress in layers you can add or remove.
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Paper maps and GPS device
Cell service can be spotty; physical maps and a GPS unit help you navigate BLM and forest routes.