Hell’s Revenge on a UTV is Moab’s action movie. This 2.5-hour ride mixes iconic trail time with planned photo breaks at spots like Abyss Canyon and the Colorado River Overlook. You also get a professional guide and a small group setup, so it feels like a fun outing instead of a cattle-car tour.

I like the custom modified UTV part most. It’s built for rugged Moab terrain, and the guides focus on helping you build confidence on steep rock sections. I also like the way the route is paced with short stops—about 15 minutes each—so you’re not stuck watching other people from a distance at every turn.

One thing to consider: this is a fast-paced off-road experience, not a slow drive. If you’re looking for a calm ride with lots of sitting still, the excitement factor (and dust/rocks) may feel like more than you expected.

Key points that matter before you book

• Small group cap (max 4): you’re more likely to get personal attention and easier pacing.
• Custom modified UTVs: built for Moab’s rough trail climbing and traction demands.
• A guide who teaches as you go: names you may hear include Kyle, Nick, and Gavin.
• Three high-impact stops: Abyss Canyon, Colorado River Overlook, and Dinosaur Tracks.
• Short, useful break times: around 15 minutes per stop for pictures, snacks, and quick exploring.
• Best-value for the day: about 2.5 hours total, starting and ending back at Main St.

Hell’s Revenge UTV: why this ride feels different in Moab

Moab has plenty of scenic drives. But Hell’s Revenge has personality. It’s the kind of trail where you feel the terrain under you, not just look at it. That’s why this UTV tour works well for people who want an active day without committing to a full-day marathon.

The big idea here is simple: you’re on a trail that’s already famous, and the company adds structure so you get stops with views and time to reset. You’ll go beyond the “drive-by” version of Moab and spend your time where the trail experience actually happens.

The 2.5-hour route: Abyss Canyon, Colorado River Overlook, Dinosaur Tracks

This tour runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, and it’s built around three main stop moments. Each one is short on purpose, which keeps the ride feeling lively while still giving you time to take photos and stretch your legs.

Stop 1: Abyss Canyon (about 15 minutes)

Abyss Canyon sits along the Hell’s Revenge and Slickrock area in the Sand Flats Recreation Area. The payoff is in the canyon views. Expect a quick break that’s designed for photos and a bit of exploring—plus drinks and snacks during the stop.

What I like about this stop: it gives you a “wow, we’re really here” moment early. You get to orient your eyes to the terrain without waiting until the end of the tour.

Possible drawback: 15 minutes can feel quick if you love slow, lingering photo sessions. If you’re the type who wants long viewpoints, you’ll need to do some of that after your ride.

Stop 2: Colorado River Overlook (about 15 minutes)

This overlook is described as a trail that delivers breath-taking water views. It’s also framed as fun riding, so you’re not just walking to a view—you’re still in the off-road mindset.

Again, the stop includes snacks and time for pictures. You’re getting a change of scenery and a “relax your shoulders for a minute” pause before the last stop.

Why it’s valuable: it adds variety. Even if you’re focused on trail features, seeing the river view gives the day a wider sense of Moab beyond only rock and track marks.

Stop 3: Dinosaur Tracks (about 15 minutes)

Moab isn’t only about vehicles and canyons—it’s also about ancient footprints. This stop puts you near preserved dinosaur tracks right off the trail, then gives you time to explore.

This is one of those stops that works for different interests. If you’re here for pure adventure, it adds a quick story moment. If you’re here with kids or someone who likes natural history, it gives them a reason to look closely instead of only watching the UTV.

UTVs, guides, and that max-4 setup

You’re not riding alone. You’re riding with a local professional guide/driver, and the group size has a maximum of 4 travelers. That small cap matters more than you might think. It usually means less waiting, more chances to hear what’s happening on your specific portion of the route, and a better shot at feeling comfortable if you’re new to off-roading.

The standout theme from the experience: the guides are good at pairing safety with energy. Kyle comes up in multiple high ratings as friendly, courteous, and attentive to the best spots. Nick is mentioned as patient and understanding, especially when it felt like people weren’t sure what they’d gotten into at first. Gavin is also noted as an A+ guide who kept the day fun and the machines performing.

If you’ve never done ATV or UTV riding before, you’ll likely appreciate that teaching tone. The tour is built around helping you build confidence, not just pointing and letting you figure it out.

Price and value: what $149 really buys you

At $149 per person, you’re paying for more than just time in the vehicle. Here’s what’s included:

• Private transportation
• A custom modified UTV
• A local professional tour guide/driver
• The tour route with stops that include snack/drink breaks
• The stops are listed with free admission tickets

Value-wise, the math works because the tour is tight and focused: about 2.5 hours, not a half day lost to long transfers. You’re also getting guided stops at landmarks that most people would struggle to access as easily on their own.

And the custom UTV part is key. If you’re going to Hell’s Revenge, you want the right equipment for climbing and traction on steep rock sections. The experience is framed as exactly that kind of ride, and the guides are there to help you trust the machine and the trail.

What you’ll notice once the ride starts

This isn’t marketed as a slow, scenic cruise. It’s framed as an exciting drive full of movement. That matters for expectations. You’ll be spending your time riding, not waiting in lines or listening to long lectures.

Based on the guide feedback in the provided info, the best rides are the ones where you let the guide set your pace and your confidence. The trail can look intimidating if you’re just watching from the outside. Once you’re in the driver seat, guidance helps you read the terrain and understand what the UTV is doing and why.

If you like adrenaline with organization—good pace, quick breaks, and real trail time—this format fits.

Where the tour begins: 543 N Main St and back again

The meeting point is 543 N Main St, Moab, UT 84532. The tour ends back at the same meeting point. That round-trip convenience is underrated in Moab, where parking and “getting across town” can eat up time on busy days.

The tour also notes being near public transportation. So even if you don’t have a car, you’re not stranded far from the action.

Timing-wise, you’re looking at roughly 2 hours 30 minutes total. The structure of three 15-minute stops plus driving time keeps it predictable and easy to fit into a day that might also include other Moab sights.

Best fit: who should choose this Hell’s Revenge UTV tour

This is a great pick if you want to say you did Hell’s Revenge, not just saw it. It’s also a strong choice for first-timers who need a guide to help them feel comfortable.

It’s probably less ideal if:

• you want lots of quiet sightseeing with long photo pauses
• you prefer slow and minimal-motion experiences
• you don’t like the idea of rugged trail riding

Most travelers can participate, and the tour is offered in English. If language is a concern for your group, you can plan around that straightforward setup.

Should you book this UTV tour?

If you’re aiming for a high-energy Moab experience with structured breaks and a guide who helps you build confidence, I think this one is an easy yes.

Book it if:

• you want Hell’s Revenge in a time-efficient way
• you like guided stops (Abyss Canyon, Colorado River Overlook, Dinosaur Tracks)
• you value small-group attention (max 4)
• you’d rather ride with a professional than figure everything out on your own

Skip it if you want a calm, low-motion outing where you can linger for long stretches.

FAQ

Where does the tour start?

The tour starts at 543 N Main St, Moab, UT 84532, USA, and it ends back at the same meeting point.

How long is the UTV tour?

The duration is listed as about 2 hours 30 minutes.

How much does it cost?

The price is $149.00 per person.

Is this tour offered in English?

Yes, it’s offered in English.

What’s the maximum group size?

This activity has a maximum of 4 travelers.

What’s included with the tour?

Included are private transportation, a custom modified UTV vehicle, and a local professional tour guide/driver.

What stops are part of the route?

The tour includes stops at Abyss Canyon, Colorado River Overlook, and Dinosaur Tracks.

Are there any extra admission costs at the stops?

The stops are listed with admission ticket free, so there’s no additional ticket cost noted for those stops.

Will I get a mobile ticket?

Yes, the tour offers a mobile ticket.

How does confirmation work after booking?

Confirmation will be received at the time of booking.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.