How old do participants need to be?

Passengers must be at least 4 years old; drivers must be 18 with a valid driver’s license. If passengers are under 18, the primary driver must be at least 25 for certain advanced adventures.

What safety gear is provided?

Helmets and goggles are supplied with every guided tour, and a Polaris‑certified safety briefing is completed before you depart.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund with TripSafe, per the booking terms provided at checkout.

Is there a deposit or gas charge?

Yes. A $1,500 authorized damage deposit is collected on arrival by card; there is also a mandatory gas charge based on rental duration.

Are tours accessible for less experienced riders?

Yes. The West Rim is designed for learning with smooth rock sections and guided instruction; guides will tailor pace and lines to skill level.

What should I bring to the tour?

Bring sunscreen, closed‑toe shoes, and any personal hydration; bottled water is provided and sunscreen is available for purchase at check‑in.

West Rim Sand Hollow: 3-Hour Private ATV Tour from Hurricane, UT | Private | ATV/UTV

Adventure Brief

Learn Sand Hollow’s West Rim on a focused, three‑hour private ATV tour that balances skill instruction with big red‑rock views. Ideal for first‑timers and families, the route highlights slickrock benches, reservoir overlooks, and confidence‑building terrain.

3 hours

moderate

From $655.41

On the West Rim of Sand Hollow, a three‑hour private tour delivers red‑rock adrenaline without the showboating. Located in Sand Hollow near Hurricane, Utah, this guided ATV experience runs from the meeting point at Old Rd Hurricane, UT 84737 and traces the edge of the reservoir, slickrock benches, and desert dunes that define southeastern Utah’s sandstone country. The route is built for learning: wide lines, smooth rock ledges and big overlooks that let you practice throttle control while the views steal the show.

This is a hands‑on introduction to Sand Hollow off‑roading. Guides from Mad Moose lead small private groups, pairing Polaris machines with a Polaris‑certified safety orientation and helmets and goggles supplied. Expect taught instruction on vehicle handling, rock lines, and proper trail pacing, plus stops at dramatic viewpoints for photos and quick geology lessons — the cliffs here are mostly Navajo sandstone, wind‑polished into broad, rust‑colored slickrock that holds the light late in the day. The itinerary includes a digital map with local recommendations, bottled water, and a Premium Damage Waiver to limit out‑of‑pocket exposure.

Logistics are straightforward: arrive 30 minutes early to check in, complete safety briefings, and set up waivers. Drivers must be 18 with a valid license; passengers need to be at least 42 inches tall and younger riders four and up are allowed. There is a mandatory gas charge and a $1,500 authorized damage deposit collected on arrival by card. Accessibility is addressed — you can ride with the guide and tours can be tailored to private groups of any size.

Why book this trip? The West Rim condenses what makes Sand Hollow special into a manageable loop: desert geology, reservoir panoramas, and a playground of smooth rock where new riders can build skills quickly. It’s scenic enough for photographers and relaxed enough for families who want a safe introduction to motorized land adventure. Guides balance encouragement with real instruction, so you finish not just with photos but with confidence.

Practical notes: arrive on time—Mad Moose asks you to check in 30 minutes before the start, and if you’re driving from Las Vegas remember there’s a one‑hour time difference. Bring sunscreen, closed‑toe shoes, and any personal hydration you prefer; Mad Moose provides bottled water and sells sunscreen. After the loop, ask about booking other machines — UTVs, boats and jet skis are available and repeat‑customer discounts apply, making this a great kickoff for a Sand Hollow weekend.

Bookings are private and flexible—Mad Moose can scale this tour for families, couples, and corporate groups, and guides will tailor pacing to skill level. Whether you want relaxed sightseeing or focused skill drills, the West Rim three‑hour loop delivers a compact, rewarding slice of Utah off‑road culture.