FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We have several different options for tour length. First, is our short teaser tour that is 3 hours long, this is ideal for people short on time. Next, we have our well rounded and very popular half day adventure that is 4 hours in length.

For those who can’t get enough, we have our full-day tour that is typically 5 – 5 1/2 hours.

Last of all, we have our new Backcountry Adventure Tour that is 4 1/2 – 5 hours. We also have a 2 – day Grand Canyon Adventure!

We offer ATV & Jeep-UTV Adventures.

See our machines here.

See our adventures here.

We typically have ATV tours in St. George depart in the morning and then again in the late afternoon for the sunset tours. Furthermore, tour departure times vary depending on the time of year and the adventure you select.

Also, we have tours that leave earlier and go out later in the summer and the reverse for winter. We do the best to find a departure time that suits your needs. Remember, we can customize a tour to fit your schedule!

For the ATV & JEEP-UTV tours we have the pleasure of being able to stage our adventure tours a very short distance from Sand Hollow State Park. The address where we will meet you is 4295 Canterbury Road, Hurricane, UT. With ATV & Jeep Adventure tours when you get on your ATV you’re on the dirt ready to play.

Also, for our Backcountry Adventure Tour and 2 or 3 Day Grand Canyon Experiences, we start at our physical location located at 4295 Canterbury Road, Hurricane, UT 84737.

You must be 21 years old to book a tour.

To ride in a Jeep-UTV a child must be at least two years of age or older. Also, if your child typically uses a car seat in your car, then you will need to bring it along with you to put in the Jeep-UTV for your tour. Your child must be property restrained in the car seat when the machine is running.

For an ATV, we don’t allow passengers to ride on our ATVs. However, we do have a couple specially designed ATVs which are referred to as a ATV 2-UP. The 2-UP refers to the fact that it is uniquely built for two adults to ride on. Children or adults can ride as a passenger on the ATV 2-UP machines but child passengers must be at least 10 years old to ride.

• To be the driver of an ATV, 2-UP ATV or Jeep-UTV you must be 18 years old, no exceptions.
• To be a passenger in a Jeep- UTV you must be at least two years old. If your child requires a car seat, then please bring it so we can use it in the Jeep-UTV.
• To be a Passenger on a 2-UP you must be at least 10 years old.

Yes. For safety reasons you are required to wear closed-toed protective footwear, such as sneakers or boots.

We strongly recommend pants or longer shorts, the seats get hot in the summer heat.

Consequently, we do not allow flip flops or sandals to be worn on any of our tours.

No. You are welcome to bring your own water bottle but our guides will be equipped with a cooler full of ice cold water and snacks for everyone.

• Yes, there’s a restroom before departure and multiple restrooms during each tour.
• Even while on tour, our guides are prepared for all situations, so just let them know you need to use the restroom and they will advise you on what to do.

We ask that you still meet your guide 30 minutes before your tour time at the staging location at Sand Hollow State Park. You and your guide will decide if you want to go on your tour and if our guide feels it is safe.

Our rain storms typically are very short and do not stick around for long. Our guides do carry rain gear with them just in case. Besides, it’s a blast to ride in the rain!

No. Since it can be a bumpy ride at times we do not want to risk the safety and well-being of any pregnant woman or her child.

We require all our guides to be fully trained in CPR, first aid, and to carry first aid kits. Each guide carries a cell phone with them at all times.

Our tours are always within cell phone range where a guide could call for help if they feel they cannot render adequate first aid.

Safety is our first concern and we do highly suggest each person wear a helmet. Anyone under 18 years old in a UTV is required to wear a helmet. Anyone of any age on an ATV is required to wear a helmet.

Our guides work very hard to make sure everyone is safe and has an exceptional time. We do not require a gratuity but your guide will always appreciate the thoughtfulness of a guest expressing their appreciation for the hard work they do.

Tip income goes a long way toward making guiding a viable career option.

We are 31 miles away from Zion National Park and it takes you about 45 minutes to get to us from Zion.

Where we are located and where our tours start are two different places. Please don’t google our business address. Instead, follow the instructions we will send you upon booking.

Our ATV & Jeep-UTV tours start at Sand Hollow State Park, and our Backcountry and 2- Day Grand Canyon Adventure starts at our business location.

We are 133 miles from Las Vegas and travel time is around two hours.

Yes, we operate year-round. The winter months in St. George are very mild and often provide the best weather to ride in.

No, we work with every skill level. Many of our customers have never ridden an ATV before. We will walk you through the operation of the ATV then take you out on a flat area for a training session.

Whichever length of tour you take, we make stops along the way for the kids to get out and explore a little bit. Our guides go to great lengths to make sure the tour is catered to your situation.

On every tour, we provide ice cold bottled water and a variety of snacks. We do provide lunch on our Full Day and Backcountry tours, and all meals are provided on our 2 & 3 Day Grand Canyon Adventures.

Yes, feel free to ask our reservationist or your guide and they will be happy to give recommendations.

No, Zion National Park does not allow any tour companies to operate in the park. Our tours take place about 30 miles away from the entrance of the park. But on your ATV tour, you experience the Red Rock and sand this area is so popular for.

Items can be stowed in your car and anything you’d like to take out on tour with you like a jacket or camera will be able to be placed in one of the storage containers on the ATV.

It could, weather is very mild and dry in this part of the world. We do, however, get rain and wind from time to time. Most of the time weather is not an issue. If you are having concerns about the weather as your tour approaches, please call us.

We do ask that you show up for your tour and discuss with our guide if you want to continue out on the tour.

When you book a tour with us we agree to hold your reservation and equipment for you on the requested date and time, however, if a cancellation is necessary we will fully refund the reservation if the cancellation is made 10 days prior to the tour. During the busy time of the season we typically book out two to three weeks in advance, as reservations fill up we must turn clients away.

If you cancel a tour up to 72 hours prior to the tour, we will give you a credit for your tour to be used within 18 months. The closer we get to the tour date the more likely it is that we have already turned other clients away.

Cancellations less than 72 hours from the tour or failure to show up results in no refund of money. Within 72 hours of a tour we have lined up equipment and personnel to fulfill your reservation.

If you need to make changes to your reservation we are happy to help, just give us a call, and we will accommodate your requests in every way we can.

Yes, we do allow clients to bring their own equipment but this must be coordinated with our receptionist.

Yes, we require full payment of your reservation upon booking.

We do not have a weight limit requirement, we can typically accommodate any weight within reason.

Yes, once you book a tour we will email you the waiver. It will be in electronic form and you will be able to send it to the other participants of your tour.

If you are not able to receive it electronically we can bring paper copies to have you sign at the beginning of the tour.

We ask all our guest to arrive 30 minutes prior to the stated start time. This gives us a chance to get you equipped with the proper equipment and go over the operation and safety rules.

By showing up 30 minutes prior to your start time we will make sure you spend your tour time doing what you’ve paid for, having a great time!

No, as much as we love animals it is not safe to have them out on tour with us. There are a few animal boarding companies (be sure you have record of your animals shots) in the area so be sure to make arrangements before you head out for your tour.

We strongly discourage leaving animals in the car during your tour, Southern Utah gets very hot and is not conducive for animals being left in your car.