Planning a Moab trip or wondering what to do? Honest, expert guides to the best of Moab: what to see, when to come, and how to drive its most legendary trail. Our headline experience is the U-Drive: you take the wheel of a Kawasaki KRX 1000 and drive Hell’s Revenge yourself while an expert guide leads every obstacle.
Best Things to Do in MoabArches, Canyonlands, off-roading, biking and rafting: the full lineup, with the must-do adventures ranked.
The Perfect Moab Itinerary (1 to 2 Days)A ready-made plan: Arches in the morning, a U-Drive on Hell’s Revenge in the afternoon, Canyonlands on day two.
Best Time to Visit MoabSpring and fall are prime. A month-by-month guide to weather, crowds, and when to book.
Do You Need Arches Reservations in 2026?Timed entry is gone for 2026. What still needs booking, when to arrive, and how to use the half day you just got back.
What to Do in Moab in Half a DayThree to four hours is enough for one great thing. The five that actually fit, and how to stack two of them.
What to Do in Moab Besides HikingDrive it, raft it, fly over it. The best of Moab without a single trail mile.
Can You Drive Hell’s Revenge Yourself?Take the wheel of a KRX 1000 and drive Moab’s most famous trail yourself. No experience needed, guide leads every obstacle.
UTV Rental vs. Guided U-DriveShould you rent a UTV or book a guided U-Drive in Moab? Cost, safety, permits and trail access compared.
Daytime vs. Sunset U-DriveBoth 3.5 hours from $99. Daytime for views and trail time, sunset for golden light and the best photos.
Driving Moab With KidsA parent drives the four-seat KRX while kids ride along, booster seats and helmets provided.
What to Wear & BringClosed-toe shoes, sun protection, a layer, and your phone. Exactly what to wear and what we provide.
Is Hell’s Revenge Dangerous?An honest safety guide to the trail, the Escalator, the real risks, and how guided tours keep all ages safe.
Do You Need a UTV Permit in Moab?Utah exempts guided tour guests from the OHV course. What renters and non-residents need instead.
How Old Do You Have to Be to Drive?18 with a license here, 21 or 25 almost everywhere else in Moab. Operator rules compared.
What Does Hell’s Revenge Cost?The trail is $10 and your national parks pass will not work. Tours, rentals, deposits and hidden extras.
Can You Drive a Rental Car Off-Road?Your rental contract voids coverage off pavement. Which Moab roads are fine, and which will cost you.Jeep vs UTV vs Hummer Tour: Which Should You Pick?Kids can't see over a UTV door, and a Jeep keeps the dust out. Here is how Xtreme solves both, plus the real price difference.How Hard Is Hell's Revenge? Difficulty Ratings ExplainedBLM says extremely difficult. Red Rock 4-Wheelers says 8 out of 10. Every competing rating system, reconciled.
Can You Take a UTV Into Arches or Canyonlands?No, and it has been the rule since 2017. What the ban actually covers, and where to legally drive a UTV instead.
Are Moab Tours OK for Seniors or Bad Backs?Honest guidance on mobility, sizing and back concerns, plus the seatbelt extenders most operators don't mention.
What to Do in Moab When It RainsSlickrock actually grips well when damp. Here is the real flash flood risk to watch, and our rain-or-shine policy.
Moab in Summer: Is It Too Hot?100 degree days are manageable if you plan around them. The dawn-vs-midday rule for beating Moab summer heat.How Far in Advance Should You Book?6 months for spring and fall, 30 days off-season. Why booking early costs nothing with no deposit required.How Many Days Do You Need in Moab?Three days covers it well: Arches, then Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point, then an off-road tour on day three.Are Moab UTV and Jeep Tours Worth It?Hummer tours run $115 to $239 as a passenger. Xtreme starts at $99 and you drive. The full price comparison.What Is the Escalator on Hell's Revenge?The signature slickrock climb Xtreme says it's the only operator running in a full-size buggy. Plus Hell's Gate.Things to Do in Moab With TeenagersTeens are the exact audience a UTV tour is built for. Who can ride, who can drive, and how mixed-age groups work.Deposits, Cancellations, Tipping and CamerasNo deposit, competitor cancellation windows, tipping norms and the drone rule, answered plainly before you book.Private and Group Tours in MoabXtreme handles private groups up to 20 passengers. Group sizes, corporate outings and the no-alcohol policy.Ready to take the wheel?Call to Book Your U-Drive: (435) 210-5853