ATV/UTV Sand Buggy Adventure

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness needed; you should be comfortable sitting and maintaining core stability for two hours over uneven terrain.

Overview

Race through Arizona’s Sonoran Desert on a high-powered two-seat sand buggy. This two-hour adventure near Fountain Hills delivers thrilling speed and intimate views of rugged desert landscapes, making it a must for outdoor adrenaline seekers.

Fountain Hills, Arizona

ATV/UTV Sand Buggy Adventure

$299 (seats 2) • 2 Hours

Select participants and date

Date

Fri, Oct 17

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of Arizona's Sonoran Desert in a 2-seated ATV Sand Buggy! Navigate challenging trails for two hours of adventure, surrounded by stunning landscapes. Bring your photo ID, sunscreen, and water for an unforgettable ride through this breathtaking terrain. Join us for an exhilarating escape into nature!

Come with us and enjoy the beauty of Arizona's Sonoran Desert in one of our 2-seated ATV Sand Buggies through some challenging desert trails

Rates

Buggy - $299
Each Buggy Seats 2

Duration

2 hours

What to Bring

Please bring a photo ID
Sunscreen
Water
Sunglasses

No alcohol or drugs are allowed on the tour. If you arrive under the influence of any substances, you will not be allowed to do the tour and there will be no refund.

Adventure Tips

Stay Hydrated

Always bring plenty of water to stay hydrated in the dry desert heat.

Wear Sunscreen

Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen generously before your ride to protect against intense sun exposure.

Bring Photo ID

You must carry a valid photo ID to participate in this ATV/UTV adventure.

Follow Guide Instructions

Listen carefully to your guide’s safety briefing and follow all trail instructions for a safe and enjoyable ride.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Roadrunners darting across open dirt paths
Jackrabbits hopping among creosote bushes

History

Fountain Hills was incorporated in 1989 but the region has long been inhabited by the Hohokam people, whose irrigation canals shaped early desert agriculture.

Conservation

Tour operators prioritize low-impact riding techniques to protect delicate desert plants and minimize soil disturbance.