Sand Mountain
Sand Mountain Dunes
Rolling red dunes, sandy climbs and open desert views. A classic introduction to the landscape around Sand Hollow.
Mad Moose UTV tour transportation from St. George.
Plan private transportation from your St. George hotel or home to the Mad Moose meeting point on your reservation. We fit the pickup and return around your check-in time, group size and riding gear.
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Mad Moose UTV Tour
Mad Moose UTV Tours
Ride across Sand Hollow's rolling dunes, follow trails through red rock and stop for wide-open desert views. Choose a guided tour or a self-guided adventure. Routes can lead to sights such as Sand Mountain and the Flintstone House, depending on the experience you book.
Mad Moose offers Polaris UTVs, with helmets and goggles included for riders. We handle your transportation to and from Mad Moose.
See the places before you ride
Mad Moose sights and photo stops
Explore named dunes, overlooks, rock formations and waterfall stops from Mad Moose’s tour galleries. Choose your route first, each tour visits a different selection of places.
Flintstone House
Flintstone House
A naturally sculpted sandstone formation with a playful name and distinctive shapes. Stop for photos on the route selected by your guide.
Sand Mountain and Flintstone House
Top of the World
An elevated overlook with broad views across the dunes and red rock country. This is one of the area’s signature photo stops.
Sand Mountain and Flintstone House
Mad Moose Rock
A named sandstone landmark featured in Mad Moose’s tour galleries. The surrounding terrain makes a memorable backdrop for a group photo.
Sand Mountain and Flintstone House
Horseshoe Bend
A sandy bend in the Sand Hollow riding area. This local off road feature is separate from the Colorado River overlook near Page, Arizona.
West Rim
Toll Booths
Rock corridors frame the vehicles as they pass through. The tight scenery contrasts with the open dunes elsewhere on the ride.
West Rim and The Maze galleries
The Funnel
A named rock obstacle shown in Mad Moose’s route galleries. Your guide selects a suitable line and pace for the group.
The Maze
The Maze
A technical rock landscape of turns, ledges and boulders. Choose this route with the operator if rock crawling is part of your plan.
The Squeeze
The Squeeze
A narrow sandstone passage brings the canyon walls close to the vehicle. It is one of the most distinctive sights in the operator’s photo collection.
The Bobsled Trail
The Bobsled
A winding sandy trail with a name inspired by its curves. The route offers a different feel from the sandstone obstacles.
Cliffs of Insanity
Cliffs of Insanity
Cliff scenery and elevated red rock views are the draw here. Ask the operator about the terrain and the route appropriate for your group.
West Rim tour gallery
Kissing Turtles
A named rock formation pictured in the West Rim gallery. Look for the shapes that give this desert landmark its name.
West Rim tour gallery
Big Rock Candy Playground
Sculpted sandstone provides a natural playground of rock shapes and desert views. This location appears in Mad Moose’s West Rim photo collection.
West Rim tour gallery
Sand Hollow Beach
Water and red sand meet at Sand Hollow Reservoir. Access and any shoreline stop depend on your selected route and current conditions.
Dinosaur Tracks
Dinosaur Tracks
Look closely at preserved tracks in the rock. Enjoy the details without touching, tracing or disturbing the surfaces.
Dinosaur Tracks tour gallery
Warner Valley
Wide desert scenery surrounds the track sites in Mad Moose’s gallery. This is a different landscape from a dunes focused outing.
Toquerville Falls
Toquerville Falls
A waterfall destination adds flowing water to the desert scenery. This is a separate route from the Sand Hollow dunes outings.
Toquerville Falls
Cell Tower Overlook
A named overlook on the operator’s waterfall itinerary. Pause for the valley view before continuing through the backcountry.
Toquerville Falls
Stormont Silver Mill
Historic mill remains provide a change of pace from the natural scenery. Mad Moose includes this site in its waterfall route gallery.
Backcountry
Purple Hills
Colorful hills are a highlight of Mad Moose’s Backcountry collection. Choose this outing for a wider look at Southern Utah’s desert terrain.
Backcountry tour gallery
The Boneyard
A named location featured in the operator’s Backcountry gallery. It pairs desert textures and open space with the day’s off road journey.
Sunset Tour
Sunset Dunes
Low evening light changes the colors of the sand and rock. Reserve the sunset departure specifically if this is the experience you want.
Light the Night Tour
Light the Night
An evening departure shows the desert after dark. Mad Moose’s night itinerary combines off road travel with time to appreciate the sky.
Photos and route information: Mad Moose Tours. Stops vary with the tour, ride length, access, weather and group ability. These photos cover several routes, not one single itinerary. Select any photo to view it larger.
Build the outing around what you want to see
Choose your Mad Moose tour
Match the route to your group’s interests, then confirm the departure, duration and exact stops with Mad Moose.
Sand Mountain
Dunes, Horseshoe Bend, Box Canyon, Top of the World and Mad Moose Rock.
Tour information ↗Flintstone House
Horseshoe Bend, Top of the World, Mad Moose Rock, Deadpool Rock and the Flintstone House formation.
Tour information ↗West Rim
The Funnel, Cliffhanger, Toll Booths and the T. rex shaped rock. Additional pictures in the operator’s gallery show Kissing Turtles and Big Rock Candy Playground.
Tour information ↗Cliffs of Insanity
The Lunchbowl, Ben’s Overlook, Nelson’s Arch and Pride Rock are named on the operator’s route description.
Tour information ↗The Maze
Technical rock faces and a maze of boulders, with The Funnel also pictured in the route gallery.
Tour information ↗Toll Booths, The Squeeze and The Bobsled
Three distinct terrain experiences: rock corridors, a narrow sandstone passage and a winding sandy trail.
Tour information ↗Backcountry
Purple Hills and The Boneyard appear in the operator’s gallery of this desert route.
Tour information ↗Toquerville Falls
Quail Overlook, Cell Tower Overlook, Devil’s Hole, Stormont Mill and Toquerville Falls. Confirm the meeting location for this separate waterfall route.
Tour information ↗Dinosaur Tracks
Preserved tracks and Warner Valley scenery, shown in Mad Moose’s Dinosaur Tracks gallery.
Tour information ↗Sunset
An evening ride timed around the changing desert light. The departure and stops depend on the season and selected experience.
Tour information ↗Light the Night
Top of the World, Arizona Strip Overlook, Mad Moose Rock and The Maze are listed on this nighttime route.
Tour information ↗Mad Moose also lists Babylon Arch, Box Canyon, Fort Pierce & Petroglyphs and regional expedition options in its full destination directory. Ask the operator which experiences are currently bookable. The photo guide above identifies the sights for which we have matched operator gallery photos.
Pick the right machine
Mad Moose equipment and seating
Compare the equipment categories listed on Mad Moose’s rental website. Seat counts include the driver, so a four seat UTV carries one driver and three passengers.
4 seats
Polaris RZR Turbo, four seat
A turbo option for a driver and three passengers.
5 seats
Polaris XPEDITION
Driver plus four passengers. Confirm the trim and cab features.
Up to 2 riders
Polaris Sportsman ATV
A handlebar ATV, different from a side by side UTV.
Equipment photos are model examples from Polaris Adventures and Mad Moose. Model year, color, trim and the machine supplied may vary. View Mad Moose’s equipment list ↗
How many machines are available?
A March 17, 2026 visitor report describes a rental fleet of more than 100 vehicles. That is a reported overall fleet figure, not a confirmed count of UTVs available for your outing. Current quantities by model are not published. Confirm the number of two, four or five seat machines for your date directly with Mad Moose at 435 220 5332.
For group planning, twelve riders would need at least three four seat machines if all seats are usable and suitable for the riders. Your operator confirms drivers, passenger fit and availability.
Plan your activity budget
Mad Moose rental starting prices
Published self guided adventure rental starting amounts from Mad Moose’s Polaris Adventures listings, checked October 30, 2026.
| Rental length | Advertised starting amount | Pricing and availability |
|---|---|---|
| 2 hours | From $99 | View rental ↗ |
| 3 hours | From $149 | View rental ↗ |
| 4 hours | From $199 | View rental ↗ |
| 6 hours | From $249 | View rental ↗ |
| 8 hours | From $299 | View rental ↗ |
These are advertised starting amounts, not a quote for every machine or your entire group. The two hour directory listing also displays an hourly label, so confirm its pricing basis and final rental total before booking. Vehicle choice, date, rider count, taxes and fees can change checkout pricing. Guided tours are priced separately, request the exact route and group total from Mad Moose. SGLT private transportation is separate and can be planned below.
Before you reserve
Rental listings include helmets, goggles and a digital map. Mad Moose’s tour pages list a guide in a separate vehicle for guided departures. Confirm the damage deposit, waiver coverage, minimum driver age and passenger requirements for the specific booking. Bring water, sun protection and clothing suited to the weather.
Southern Utah & Nevada travel answers
Before you book.
Can you drop us at Mad Moose at Sand Hollow or Quail Creek and collect us afterward?
Request transportation to the exact meeting address on your Mad Moose confirmation. Sand Hollow and Quail Creek are different locations. Confirm both the activity site and return pickup before the trip.
How much chauffeur time should we book for a guided UTV tour?
Include the drive, required check-in, tour length and time to clean up and load afterward. Send us your activity confirmation so the quote fits the real schedule. UTV activity tickets are separate from transportation.
Will the driver wait during our Mad Moose tour or return at a set time?
Choose standby or separate transfers when you request the quote. A return transfer needs a clear pickup time and meeting place. Standby must be booked for the full activity window.
Can we combine a UTV tour with a winery or hot springs stop the same day?
Yes, request the stops as one itinerary and check the activity reservation times first. Leave room to change clothes after riding. Tell us the order you prefer so we can check the route and timing.
What vehicle should we choose if we will be dusty after the UTV ride?
Choose the vehicle for your group size and equipment, then tell us about the riding plans. Bring clean layers and bag dusty gear before boarding. Confirm interior protection and any cleaning charges in your booking.
Can you coordinate pickup so we reach our UTV reservation on time?
Yes, share the required check-in time, not just the tour start. We plan the pickup around the drive and a loading buffer. Keep your phone on and tell us quickly if the outfitter changes the meeting details.
Plan your ride
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Hotel pickup for your Sand Hollow adventure.
Reserve your Mad Moose UTV tour or rental first, then arrange private transportation from St. George, a Hurricane resort or your Zion area lodging to the confirmed meeting point. We provide the road transfer and return, while Mad Moose operates the off road experience. Share the exact location, check in time, guest count and gear before selecting an SUV or group Sprinter for your Sand Hollow outing.