Moab Tours: Rafting, 4x4 Adventures and National Parks

Drive a UTV or ride with an offroad guide

The guided Hell’s Revenge UTV experience lasts 2.5 to 3 hours. It includes the U-Drive vehicle, a professional guide leading the route, safety orientation, driving instruction, on-trail assistance and bottled water. It starts at 606 S Main Street. This is guided self-driving, so read the participation terms for the selected departure rather than treating it as a passenger sightseeing trip. Our UTV page explains that format in more detail.

The Hummer outing lasts two hours and starts at 301 S Main Street. A professional guide, safety equipment, water and light snacks are included. Choose it if the offroad setting appeals but driving is not the part you want. Hell’s Revenge is technical terrain intended for experienced drivers, so a normal rental-car visit is a different proposition. The offroad passenger guide covers the driver-led alternatives without confusing them with vehicle rental.

Day trips from Moab

The combined Arches and Canyonlands 4x4 excursion is a nine-hour day starting at 321 N Main Street. It includes a guide, air-conditioned 4x4 transport and lunch with ice water and lemonade. National park entrance fees are extra. It suits a day devoted to the two parks rather than a short activity squeezed between separate commitments. This departure begins in Moab, so arrange your journey to town independently.

The Arches panoramic-van tour lasts four hours and starts at 606 S Main Street. The glass-roof van, guide, Arches admission, snacks and drinks are included. It is an alternative to taking responsibility for park driving. A visit to a park viewpoint is distinct from walking all the way to Delicate Arch; choose your own walking plans separately using the Arches guide.

The Canyonlands backcountry outing lasts four hours and includes a professional guide, a national-park tour by four-wheel-drive vehicle and ice water. It can start at the office at 321 N Main Street; hotel or campground pickup is available if needed and arranged for this product. Canyonlands districts have separate access roads, with no internal road or bridge links between them. Use the district guide to understand the location of your chosen visit.

River time, admission and meeting points

The four-hour Colorado River outing starts at 321 N Main Street and includes a professional guide, life jacket, water and lemonade. Single or double kayaks require a prior request. For that detail and the difference between Moab Daily and Westwater, continue to the rafting guide. A river outing is a useful alternative to another road-based day, but water levels and trip conditions still shape the experience.

Compare like with like in your budget: Arches admission is included in the panoramic-van trip, while the combined 4x4 day lists national park admission separately. Read the selected product’s inclusions rather than applying one tour’s fee arrangement to another. For general Arches entry in 2026, the NPS announcement of 18 February 2026 removed timed-entry reservations; admission, Fiery Furnace access and camping bookings remain separate matters.

Keep the meeting address alongside the departure time, and allow room for travel from your accommodation. Summer heat, winter ice and weather-related road conditions also affect the wider plan around a booking. Consult seasonal planning before pairing a tour with an independent walk. Avoid turning a short advertised activity into an overfilled day with several distant starts.