Sunset Guided UTV Tour to Horseshoe Bend
Drive rugged desert trails to Horseshoe Bend at sunset
Duration
3 hrs
Includes
Guide, UTV, helmets & goggles
Highlights
- Drive across sandy washes and slickrock trails
- Follow a licensed guide on high-desert routes to Horseshoe Bend
- Walk the designated trail to the official Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
- Take in views of the Colorado River, Glen Canyon, and Page
- Capture photos from the Horseshoe Bend viewpoint at sunset
What's Included
- Licensed guide
- Off-road vehicle
- Helmets and goggles
- Drinking water
Know before you go
- Driver requirements: age 18+ and a valid driver's license
- Driver age 25+ is required for any passenger under 18, and the driver must be that minor's legal guardian
- Minimum rider height: 42 inches
- Not suitable during pregnancy
- Minimum 2 people per vehicle
- Watch the required UTV safety video
- A $500 damage hold per machine, not included in the listed price, is placed on your card on the day of the tour and released after 7 days
- An included Premium Damage Waiver limits damage responsibility to $2,500
- Late returns incur charges not included in the listed price: $75 after 15 minutes, $150 after 1 hour, and a full-day rental cost after 2 hours
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made 3 or more days in advance are fully refundable. Cancellations made 1–2 days in advance are 75% refundable. Same-day cancellations and no-shows are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled.
FAQs
Bring sunscreen, water, and snacks. Bring a refillable bottle if you have one. A neck gaiter or bandana is recommended for dust.
Complete one release of liability waiver per machine and list each member of your party as a passenger.
Use Phoenix, Arizona time. Your phone may switch between time zones near Utah and Navajo Nation.
Meeting details
915 Coppermine Rd, Page, AZ 86040
Related locations
Horseshoe Bend
Admission includedStanding at the rim of Horseshoe Bend, you look down at one of the American Southwest's most striking geological spectacles. The Colorado River wraps almost entirely around a massive sandstone peninsula, forming a horseshoe shape that took millions of years to carve. The warm amber and rust tones of the canyon walls shift with the light throughout the day, making Horseshoe Bend a rewarding destination at sunrise, midday, and dusk alike. The sheer scale of the drop below the overlook is something photographs rarely capture fully.
