Jeep--Trails, Rentals and Guided Tours

If you’re an adventure-seeker looking to explore Moab’s rugged landscapes, jeeping is one of the best ways to experience the area’s breathtaking beauty. Known for its challenging trails and thrilling off-road opportunities, Moab offers a variety of jeep trails for all skill levels, as well as rental services and expert guides to make the experience unforgettable. Here’s your guide to jeeping in Moab, Utah.

Best Jeeping Trails in Moab

Hell’s Revenge
Level: Difficult
One of the most famous trails in Moab, Hell’s Revenge is a challenging 6.5-mile loop known for its steep climbs and slickrock terrain. This trail includes heart-racing sections like “The Escalator” and “The Tip-Over Challenge.” It’s recommended for experienced drivers, but it’s a must-see for anyone looking to take on Moab’s intense terrain.

Fins & Things
Level: Moderate
Perfect for drivers with moderate experience, Fins & Things takes you over sandstone “fins” and offers fantastic views of the surrounding landscape. Located near the Sand Flats Recreation Area, this 9-mile loop is a great choice for those wanting to challenge themselves without the high intensity of Hell’s Revenge.

Poison Spider Mesa
Level: Difficult
This 13-mile trail is packed with obstacles and requires careful driving and navigation skills. Poison Spider Mesa takes you through a variety of landscapes, from sandy washes to ledges and rocky steps, and rewards you with scenic views of the Colorado River and Moab Valley.

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Chicken Corners
Level: Easy to Moderate
If you’re new to jeeping or looking for a more relaxed trail, Chicken Corners is a scenic route along the Colorado River. This 24-mile trail is perfect for beginners and those wanting to enjoy the stunning beauty of the red rock cliffs without the intense challenges of more technical trails.

Top of the World
Level: Moderate to Difficult
This trail takes you up 7,000 feet for panoramic views of Moab and beyond. Top of the World requires moderate jeeping skills, and the challenging ascent is well worth it for the view from the top, where you can literally drive to the edge of a cliff and marvel at the landscape.

 

Metal Masher
Level: Difficult
A classic Moab trail, Metal Masher includes tough obstacles, ledges, and narrow ledges that will test your skills. Known for features like “Rock Chucker” and “Mirror Gulch,” this trail is for advanced drivers looking for an intense jeeping experience.

To learn more about Moab’s jeeping trails and access detailed trail maps, visit the Bureau of Land Management’s Moab Jeep Trails page or stop by the Moab Information Center.

Guided Jeep Tours in Moab

For those who prefer to sit back and let an expert do the driving, Moab has numerous professional guide services that offer thrilling Jeep tours. Guided tours provide a safe, educational, and exciting way to experience Moab’s iconic trails.

Dan Mick’s Guided Jeep Tours
Dan Mick’s tours are legendary in Moab. With years of experience, Dan and his team offer personalized tours on trails like Hell’s Revenge and Poison Spider Mesa. They focus on fun and safety, ensuring everyone—from first-timers to seasoned jeepers—has a fantastic experience.

 

Twisted Jeep Tours
Twisted Jeep Tours provides custom experiences with knowledgeable guides who know Moab’s trails like the back of their hand. Options include sunset tours, private tours, and family-friendly excursions.

Moab Cowboy
Offering unique, narrated tours, Moab Cowboy takes you through some of the area’s most famous trails, sharing stories about Moab’s history, geology, and wildlife. Moab Cowboy’s guides are both skilled drivers and engaging storytellers, making for a memorable outing.

Adrift Adventures
Adrift Adventures provides half-day and full-day tours with experienced guides who handle the driving and navigating, allowing you to sit back and soak up the views. They offer family-friendly and scenic routes for those who want a more relaxed experience.

Rim Tours
Rim Tours offers both custom and group Jeep tours, led by friendly, knowledgeable guides. They cater to beginners, families, and adventure-seekers alike, making them a popular choice for first-time jeepers.

Be sure to book in advance, as guided tours fill up quickly, especially during the busy spring and fall seasons. Most tours also provide options for group or private experiences, allowing you to tailor the outing to your preferences.

Moab Jeeping Tips and Safety

  • Stay on Designated Trails: Moab’s ecosystems are fragile, and staying on marked trails helps protect the landscape.
  • Pack Essentials: Bring plenty of water, snacks, a first-aid kit, and a trail map. Cell service can be spotty on remote trails, so plan accordingly.
  • Respect the Environment: Avoid disturbing local wildlife, and pack out anything you bring in.
  • Check Trail Conditions: Moab’s weather can change quickly, and conditions on trails may vary. Always check for updates on trail accessibility before heading out.
  • Know Your Limits: Moab’s trails range in difficulty, so choose a trail that matches your skill level and comfort.