Swap highway speeds for a low-slung UTV as you race across Sand Hollow dunes and down slickrock into the surprisingly verdant drop of Toquerville Falls. This four-hour Greater Zion tour mixes off-road thrills with a rare desert waterfall stop.
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The engine growls, sand and dust spool behind you, and the desert opens into a wash that suddenly gives way to falling water — Toquerville Falls feels like a secret carved into red rock. On this Greater Zion UTV tour you move from wide sandy hollows and rippled dunes into narrow canyons where runoff gathers into a series of short, bright cascades.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb in/out of UTVs and tolerate bumpy terrain for hours.
Wildlife
History
The region sits on ancestral Southern Paiute lands and later became part of Mormon agricultural settlements; old ranch roads now double as off-road routes.
Conservation
Riders are asked to stay on established trails to protect cryptobiotic soil and native plants; avoid washing vehicles in natural washes to prevent sedimentation.
Reserve your spot on the Greater Zion: UTV Tour to Toquerville Falls today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Hydrate early and often
Bring at least 1–2 liters of water per person; bottled water is provided but extra is wise in summer heat.
Wear dust-ready eyewear
Goggles are supplied, but bring sunglasses for breaks — eyes dry quickly in desert wind.
Choose the right clothing
Closed-toe shoes and a light long sleeve layer protect against sun and abrasive sand.
Respect the tracks
Stay on designated trails to protect cryptobiotic soil and avoid damaging vegetation.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Protects feet during walk-outs to viewing spots and when scrambling on slickrock.
Sunglasses or spare goggles
Reduces glare and protects eyes from wind-blown sand between provided goggles.
summer
Hydration pack or extra water
Supplement bottled water provided; desert heat depletes fluids quickly.
summer
Light wind layer
Blocks late-afternoon chill and sand-driven gusts while riding.
spring