Top Utah Extreme

The red rock formations of southern Utah are a climber's paradise. Once experienced, they come back again and again. Explore the nooks and crannies of this spectacular landscape and catch that climbing bug that will have you jonesing for more as you learn techniques and work as a team to discover your body's full potential. 

This experience is private, no need to worry about combined groups causing social distancing problems. This is a fully guided experience where the guides do the driving. This location is just outside Zion National Park and is a fun Rollercoaster of a trail that will take us away from the crowds. We drive our Polaris off-road side by side vehicles on what is often a rough and rocky journey that tests the limits of the machines, making this an extreme off-road ride! The desert terrain is beautiful and very similar to what is seen in Zion National Park. The hike to the Native American petroglyphs is a short walk, making this the perfect experience for those wanting a fun and adventurous ride without much hiking. Come join us on a visual trail ride into the desert that you will never forget!

WEBER RIVER RAFTING: FOUR-HOURS WITH GUIDE, CLASS I,II,III Experience the adrenaline rush with our white water rafting adventure. A fun and exciting experience is what we can guarantee you!

This experience is private, no need to worry about combined groups causing social distancing problems. This is a fully guided experience where the guides do the driving. Our adventure starts off with some of the best ATV trail riding that you see in Southern Utah. Jump into a Polaris RZR 4 seater ATV and let an experienced guide drive you down the canyon trails along a scenic overlook for a roller coaster of a ride! The trail is a lot of fun and the views are amazing. Trail riding is the only way to get away from the crowds and down to Solitude Canyon. After the ATV experience, it's all hiking from there. The cross country hike is difficult and beautiful. This is great for those wanting a hiking adventure off the beaten path. Solitude is one of the prettiest slot canyons around and is a great addition to an extreme trail ride that is very near to Zion National Park. Zion National Park is amazing, but also very busy place. This experience has has the adventure but none of the crowds.

This tour is a very good addition to your trip. You'll get to ride in a Kawasaki Teryx and see many beautiful and historical attractions. The Bears Ears National Monument is becoming popular on travelers list of places to visit. However, most the best parts of the National Monument are not accessible for the average travel vehicle. We will bring millions of pristine acres of land to your fingertips.

We have first hand knowledge of Snow Canyon and the sites here that are the most interesting. Pioneer names is a short hike (1/4 mile) that shows the names of early settlers inscribed in the sandstone. For the athletic, we can scramble up the sandstone to get a closer look. Sand dunes here offer some of the softest sand we have even seen. This is the perfect place for family photos or just relax your feet in the sand. An ancient volcano swept through this canyon and left its trail of volcanic flow. See some extraordinary lava formations including tunnels that were formed as the lava flowed and air pushed through the center. One of these formed tunnels descends over 150 feet.

Explore the hidden wonders of the epic Grand Staircase Escalante drive with a self-guided audio tour. Drive along the Hogback (the ridgeline), learn about the hidden mysteries of this giant geologic staircase, and discover the long-buried secrets of the Fremont and Puebloans. This self-guided tour allows you to explore UT-12 with maximum flexibility and value. Here's how it works: Within 30 mins, we'll send you two things: a unique password and an app. Download the app onto your phone, enter the password, and download the tour. When you arrive, go to the first stop, launch the app, and follow the instructions! Stick to our recommended route and speed limit for the best experience. Changing travel date? No worries! Your tour is available anytime from the moment you book. Recommended: purchase one tour per car. Everyone can listen at the same time! This is not an entrance ticket to attractions along the route. Check pandemic rules and opening hours before your visit.

It's safe, with face masks and big foam arrow tips that leave you free to shoot, duck, dive, and dodge arrows in round after round of epic play. All you need is a space about the size of a tennis court - indoor or outdoor - and we'll bring the party.

The drive from Tooele to the Onaqui HMA will take approximately 45 minutes & once we arrive at the range, there are various locations where we will begin to look for the herd grazing, resting or coming to/from the watering holes. Depending on where the horses are located, there will likely be a bit of walking involved, so close toed shoes are required, and dressing in layers is also recommended to account for weather change. During your time in the field you will receive one on one photography instruction to help you improve your technical skills as well as your ability to creatively frame an image. Achieving beautiful wildlife photographs is about more than just being in the right place at the right time, it's about seeing the possibilities of the scene unfolding in front of you through the lens. Please feel free to bring your preferred camera body, lens and tripod/monopod combinations but all external light sources and drones must be left at home.

Yant Flat! I haven't said "WOW" this many times since I listened to Dark Side of the Moon with headphones on. This remote and colorful area of Southern Utah can be reached from St George in about 1 hour/Las Vegas in 2.5 hours and Kanab Utah in 1 hour 45 minutes. The area is exceptional for both hikers and photographers and isn't on the well traveled/photographed category of Antelope Canyon or Horseshoe Bend in Arizona. This area will reward you with the landscape images you are looking for. Constant views of Zion National Park as well as the multi colored stripes of CandyLand will keep you amazed all day. Hike is considered moderate and is a minimum of 4 miles roundtrip to experience the area. Navajo Sandstone has been lifted up by the volcanic rock below and weathered into the well known domes located throughout Arizona and Utah. Brain rock or turtleback are some of the names given to this areas landscape but you might just be left speechless.

Discover one of Utah’s most popular mountain biking destinations on this guided, 4-hour tour. Explore the North Klondike Bluffs Trails like Alaska, Mega Steps and Dino Flow. This 12- to 16-mile adventure features a variety of terrain with ample climbing and descending. The tour is most suitable for those riders with some previous mountain biking experience, although this is not necessary. You must be in good fitness, especially if you have little to no experience. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.

Discover one of Utah’s most popular mountain biking destinations on this guided, 4-hour tour. Explore the Klondike Bluffs of the iconic Klondike Bluffs Trail, a classic ride in Moab. This 11-mile adventure features a variety of terrain with a breathtaking view of colorful bluffs from 700 feet. The tour is most suitable for those riders with some previous mountain biking experience, although it is not necessary. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.

Discover one of Utah’s most popular mountain biking destinations on this guided, 4-hour tour on the Moab Brands Trail. Explore Moab’s Courthouse Loop, an ideal trip for those who want an introduction to off-road terrain and riding techniques. This 7 to 10 mile adventure features a variety of terrain with a breathtaking view of Arches National Park. The tour is most suitable for new riders with little to no mountain biking experience as well as families. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.

Discover one of Utah’s most spectacular state parks on this guided, 5-hour, mountain biking tour. Explore Dead Horse Point State Park, offering 5,362 acres of high desert at an altitude of 5,900 feet. This 10-mile adventure features a single track with rolling terrain and a dramatic overlook of the Colorado River and Canyonlands National Park. The tour is most suitable for those riders with some previous mountain biking experience, although this is not necessary. Use of a bicycle and helmet, plus park entrance fees and light refreshments and snacks are included.

Our UTV tour offers a great option for families or groups looking to experience a great way to see the Uinta Mountains. We will drive through mountain terrain, see beautiful lakes and cruise down beautiful forest roads. This is one of the best ways to see our amazing mountains. Take control in the drivers seat and let our professional guides show you an amazing time.

Our UTV tour offers a great option for families or groups looking to experience a great way to see the Uinta Mountains. We will drive through mountain terrain, see beautiful lakes and cruise down beautiful forest roads. This is one of the best ways to see our amazing mountains. Take control in the drivers seat and let our professional guides show you an amazing time.

Raft past Fisher Towers during this half-day river rafting trip on the Colorado River, not far from Moab. Drift past the red rock scenery while you paddle downstream through a series of gentle rapids. This family-friendly excursion includes personal flotation devices, dry bags and, of course, your river guide.

Join a family-friendly river rafting or kayaking trip and paddle past stunning Moab scenery, including Fisher Towers. Your full-day excursion launches at Onion Creek and covers some great white water of southern Utah. Munch on a delicious riverside lunch before running more rapids. This small-group tour is suitable for all ages and skill levels, with your choice of raft or kayak.

Our adventure explores the beautiful scenery of the wild-west by guiding you along the mighty Colorado River and through historic Kane Creek. Our guides deliver a truly special tour with narration about geology, history, and the ancient civilizations of our area. We will provide you with a 4x4 called a UTV where you will have the opportunity to enjoy a "You Drive Experience!" Our four seat machines are automatic and easy to navigate. This leisure tour is designed for those who want to get out and enjoy the great scenery of Moab, Utah, and don't want the scary terrain of Hell's Revenge. On the Hurrah Pass trail you will have an up close experience of thousand year old Fremont and Ancestral Puebloan Petroglyphs with stops to take in the detail and history. Climb through the geologic time periods along the steep switchbacks to arrive at the grand finale of the Hurrah Pass Overlook, located near Canyonlands National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park.

Though many visitors enjoy views of Utah's red rock backcountry, to truly experience this unique landscape, outdoor enthusiasts need to get up-close, and off-road. On this private offroading tour with a guide leading the way, cruise two of Moab's most popular trails and learn about the geologically-distinct landscape. Since the tour is customized for you, choose a morning or afternoon departure—to catch the sunset—depending on your schedule.

Discover ancient petroglyphs and geological formations on a private off-roading tour outside of Moab. A guide leads the way easy-to-overlook petroglyphs and shares stories and historical details about the region’s history and archeology. The option to ride along with the guide or drive your own off-road vehicle makes the tour appeal to everyone from families with young kids to off-roading enthusiasts.

Roam over the sandstone domes and slickrock ledges of Hell's Revenge near Moab on this off-road adventure by UTV (utility terrain vehicle). You will follow an experienced guide while you drive your own 4-passenger Kawasaki Teryx 4. Navigate the difficult terrain, full of steep climbs and descents. You’re treated to views of the La Sal Mountains, the Colorado River and the sandstone cliffs of Negro Bill Canyon. Travel in a small group of up to four vehicles on a 2.5-hour morning, afternoon or sunset tour.

Go off-roading by 4-wheel drive (4WD) deep into Canyonlands National Park via the White Rim Road, a scenic route of switchbacks and red rock formations. This full-day tour with an expert guide includes popular spots such as Island in the Sky, Gooseneck overlook, Musselman Arch, Lathrop Canyon and the Shafer Trail leading to the Colorado River. Take short optional guided hikes that lead to hidden passages, secret canyons and the caves of Canyonlands. Buffet lunch and round-trip transport from Moab included.

In Canyonlands National Park, there’s a rugged beauty to the natural surroundings unlike anywhere else in the country, where the reddish brown rocks and enveloping silence create an isolated amphitheater of calm. That is, of course, unless you’re shrieking and smiling while splashing down Class V rapids as you raft through Cataract Canyon. On this 100-mile (160-km) full-day journey experience unforgettable scenery from the seat of a motorized raft. Able to handle both whitewater and flat water, this raft is the perfect method of transport for rafting in Canyonlands National Park.