Mad Moose Rentals and Tours brings adventure to life at Sand Hollow in Hurricane, Utah, with off-road rentals, guided tours, and access to the region's stunning red-rock terrain.
Sand Hollow State Park sits in Washington County in Utah's Dixie region, a landscape shaped by ancient sand dunes compressed into vivid red sandstone over millions of years. The area surrounding Hurricane has become one of southern Utah's most popular destinations for outdoor recreation, drawing visitors who want direct, unfiltered access to the desert terrain that defines this corner of the Colorado Plateau.
Mad Moose Rentals and Tours operates within this environment, offering off-highway vehicle rentals and guided tour options that open the trail network to riders of varying experience levels. The riding areas at Sand Hollow feature a mix of slickrock, open sand, and technical terrain that rewards both beginners finding their footing and experienced riders looking for a genuine challenge. Guided tours provide local context, pointing out geological formations and navigating routes that a first-time visitor might otherwise miss.
The surrounding region also offers proximity to Zion National Park, Snow Canyon State Park, and the broader network of trails that connect the Hurricane area to the wider red-rock landscape. After a day on the trails, Hurricane's small downtown and the nearby city of St. George offer a range of dining options rooted in the laid-back character of Utah's southwest corner.
Mad Moose Rentals and Tours earns its place as a starting point for exploring Sand Hollow because it combines practical gear access with local knowledge, making the landscape genuinely approachable for anyone willing to get a little dust on their boots.
Visit during spring or fall when temperatures in Hurricane, Utah are mild and the red-rock scenery is most vivid against clear skies.
Arrive early in the morning to secure your preferred rental vehicle and beat the midday heat on the trails.
Bring a bandana or dust buff to protect against the fine red sand that kicks up on open desert runs.
After your ride, stop by the Sand Hollow Reservoir for a swim or a shoreline walk to round out the day.
Wear closed-toe shoes and bring more water than you think you need, as the dry desert air accelerates dehydration quickly.
Explore Quail Creek Reservoir from the dock—no trailer needed
Explore Quail Creek's red-rock waters by Jet Ski
Take the wheel of an open-air Slingshot through Southern Utah
Cruise Quail Creek’s red-rock waters without towing a trailer
Explore Quail Creek Reservoir by Jet Ski
Explore Quail Creek Reservoir on a full-day Jet Ski rental
Chart your own route through Southern Utah’s red-rock landscapes
Take the controls for a self-guided ride on Quail Creek Reservoir
Take the open road through Southern Utah as the desert sun goes down
Tackle Sand Hollow's dunes and red rock in a high-performance 2-seat Polaris
Ride a Polaris XP 1000 straight from the Sand Hollow trailhead
Ride red rocks and dunes with GPS navigation from the Sand Hollow trailhead
Ride Sand Hollow's red rocks and dunes straight from the trailhead
Ride straight onto Sand Hollow’s red rocks, dunes, and off-road trails
Ride Sand Hollow trails directly from the trailhead with GPS navigation
Tackle Sand Hollow's red rocks and dunes in a 4-seat Polaris
Explore Sand Hollow’s red rocks and dunes with direct trail access
Explore Sand Hollow’s red rocks and dunes from the trailhead
Ride Quail Creek Reservoir on a Kawasaki Jet Ski with safety gear included
Follow a guide through Sand Hollow’s red-rock formations and rugged trails
Ride through Southern Utah's red rock formations on a private guided ATV tour
Tackle red rock trails and landmark formations on a private ATV ride
Explore southern Utah's dunes, overlooks, and the Flintstone House by private ATV
Ride Southern Utah’s dunes and red rocks with a private guide