Moab 4x4 Hummer Tours

Our hummer tours do not take place in either of the nearby national parks. Instead, you will be exploring the world-famous “Hell’s Revenge” off-road trail in the nearby Sand Flats Recreation area located just east of downtown Moab.

We highly recommend guests use our restrooms before departing on their hummer tour as there are no toilets available once on the trail.

This tour will include many large slickrock fins and several viewpoints over Moab and the Colorado River. Several of these fins and overlooks may have drop-offs on either side. However, you are not required to exit the vehicle during the tour. If you are comfortable with heights while inside the vehicle, you should be just fine on our Hummer tours.

Our hummer safaris are best described as slow moving roller coasters. While slow moving, they can still be quite bumpy. We don’t recommend hummer tours to guests with back issues. There will also be several stops to view scenic overlooks during the tour; however, you are not required to exit the vehicle during these stops.

No. These tours are professionally guided by certified drivers who know the trail. They make the ride fun and comfortable and share interesting information along the way.

Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes—you’ll be stepping out onto rocky terrain at scenic stops. Bring water, a hat, and sunscreen. Sunglasses are a good idea too… for the sun, and for looking cool in your photos.

You might! While we don’t guarantee wildlife sightings, it’s not uncommon to spot lizards, birds of prey, or even a bighorn sheep. 

We do stop to see real dinosaur tracks—evidence that Moab has always been a playground for giants.

Renting your own vehicle is an option, but most guests say riding with a professional guide in a Hummer lets them fully enjoy the thrill without worrying about navigating, permits, or handling the extreme terrain. Plus, you’ll hear fascinating local stories along the way. Also, note that Jeep Rentals are not allowed to drive Hell’s Revenge.

The steep climbs and descents look dramatic, and that’s part of the fun! Guests often describe the ride as thrilling but also smoother and more controlled than they expected. Professional guides drive these routes every day and know exactly how to handle the terrain.

Children as young as 5 are welcome, and families love that kids, parents, and grandparents can all ride together. For many guests, it’s the highlight of their family trip to Moab.

No serious hiking is required. You’ll enjoy incredible overlooks and slickrock scenery without having to trek long distances. Some guests like to walk out to the edge of the overlooks, but the distance isn’t far. The majority of the adventure happens entirely from the Hummer, with occasional short stops for photos.

The ride includes steep angles, quick climbs, and some jostling—that’s what makes it so exciting\! At the same time, guests are often surprised by how capable the Hummers are at handling rough terrain with a smooth, steady feel.

Standard Hell’s Revenue (2 hours): Action-packed introduction to Hell’s Revenge trail.

Hell’s Revenge Sunset Safari (3 hours): Combines the thrills of Hell’s Revenge with the beauty of a desert sunset. It's a more relaxed pace with more time to enjoy the sunset outside of the vehicle.

Hell’s Revenge & Fins N Things (4 hours):* Our most extensive option, with more time to explore two legendary Moab trails.

Tours operate most of the year (February–November), with multiple departure times. Sunset trips are especially popular in spring, summer and fall when the evening light is most spectacular.

If there’s a rare weather event or enough rain that it affects the trail, the team will work with you to reschedule or find another great adventure during your stay.

Absolutely! The Hummers stop at stunning overlooks where you’ll have time for photos. Many guests say the pictures are some of the best souvenirs of their trip.

Yes, popular times and sunset tours can fill quickly. Booking early ensures you get the time and tour you want.

Bring water, sun protection, and a camera. You won’t need hiking gear, and bulky bags are best left behind to keep the ride comfortable. For cooler temperatures, particularly for morning and sunset tours, bring a jacket and dress for the weather.