Moab Jeep Tour Highlights
- Explore some of the dramatic and hidden scenery beyond Moab in a short time.
- Enjoy the scenery and sites of dramatic and steep canyons on less intense trails, letting you relax rather than hold on for dear life!
- Our custom, open-air Jeeps make for a comfortable ride to take in the views.
- Experienced guides provide extensive and fascinating knowledge about ancestral and geologic history of the area.
- Discover other unique, less visited areas outside of the National Parks.
More About This Trip
Moab’s surreal landscapes are an off-roading utopia. With sloping avenues of Slickrock and terracotta, getting to the backcountry of Mars on Earth is a surprisingly short commute.
While we’ve got nothing against a good old fashioned ramble through the desert, taking a scenic Jeep Tour can be a much more effective and comfortable way to reach the area’s signature sites.
Our specially designed, open-air vehicles let passengers get a taste for four-wheeling on the red-rocks. Those looking to teeter the tires and surge with adrenaline cliffside need not apply for this tour.
What is extreme are the viewpoints, not the ride itself. Our routes cruise through crumbling canyons, gravity-defying hoodoos, hidden spires and precious petroglyphs.
In between stops for photos and exploring the sites, your guide will provide explanations of Moab’s insane geology and drama-filled history.
This tour allows passengers to immerse themselves in this unique terrain while learning about what made it this way— and who in the world survived out here before air conditioning.
The scenic off-road Jeep Tour is a great addition to any itinerary and lasts 4 hours.
Trip Options
Moab Jeep Trips
Moab, UT
Explore historic sites, canyons, & arches. Travel off-road to scenic overlooks and vistas on this AM tour.
- Standard Tour: Adult $139 | Youth $99
- Premium: $179/person
Moab, UT
Explore historic sites, canyons, & arches. Travel off-road to scenic overlooks and vistas on this afternoon tour.
- Standard Tour: Adult $139 | Youth $99
- Premium: $179/person
Moab, UT
Morning 1/2 day jeep tour with an afternoon 1/2 day rafting trip!
- Adult Raft: $242.72
- Youth Raft: $190.76
Moab, UT
1/2 Day Jeep Tour one day, 1/2 Day Rafting trip the next.
- Adult: $230.81
- Youth: $180.13
Why Jeep Moab with Mild to Wild?
Trip Provisions
- Custom-converted open-air 4x4 jeeps
- Canvas coverings for inclement weather
- Rain ponchos
- Scavenger hunt option for kids!
- Cold bottled water
- Free on-site parking
- Gift shop for your last-minute needs
Professional, Interpretive & Entertaining Guides
- Experts in local history, geology, and ecology
- Experienced in off-road 4x4 trail navigation
- Certified in CPR & First Aid
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Payments & Cancellations
Payment Plan
We start with a 50% deposit, and have the remaining 50% charged 30 days prior to trip. Trips reserved less than 30 days in advance require payment in full.
Please call for alternative payment arrangements.
Cancellation Policy
Receive a full refund with written notice 24 hours or more before the trip. Less notice, no refund.
Trip Change Option
Up to 12 hours prior to departure, trips can be rescheduled for a different day and/or time. The price of this change policy is 5% of the total trip cost. Upgrade only available at time of reservation and must be applied to each seat.
Fees
In addition to the listed trip cost, we collect an additional 9% for River and Land Access Fees (ie. Forest Service, BLM, City, Private Land Use).
Trip Departure Policy
We reserve the right to switch river/locations based on current conditions and a minimum number of participants. This trip requires 4 participants or paid seats to depart.
Free Courtesy Hold
We don’t want you to miss out on this trip so we’ll hold your spots, payment-free, for 24hrs while you make your final arrangements & prepare for payment.
Plan Your Trip
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Meet Location & Directions
- Mild to Wild Rafting & Jeep Tours
- 970-247-4789
- 745 Kane Creek Blvd, Moab, UT 84532
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Moab Jeep Tour FAQs
When is the best time for a Jeep tour in Moab?
Anytime during our season (March through November) is a fantastic time to hit the trails. Each month offers a different way to experience the backcountry:
- Spring & Fall: These months are famous for their mild temperatures and perfect “all-day” trekking weather. It’s the classic Moab experience for exploring deep into the canyons.
- Summer: If you’re visiting in the summer, you’re in for a treat. The desert sun makes the red rocks glow with an intensity you won’t see any other time of year. We tailor our summer departures to the early mornings and late afternoons, capturing the “Golden Hour” when the shadows are long, the colors are vivid, and the breeze is refreshing. It’s the ultimate way to see the desert in its most vibrant light!
When can I go on a Moab Jeep tour?
Our Moab Jeep tours typically run from March through November. We offer several departures daily, including morning and afternoon trips. Our open-air Jeeps are equipped with canvas tops for shade, and we provide blankets for those crisp desert mornings, we can get you out on the trails comfortably throughout the entire season.
What is the minimum age for a Moab Jeep tour?
The minimum age for our Moab Jeep tours is 4 years old. Our custom-converted open-air Jeeps are designed for optimal viewing and comfort. Please keep in mind that the trails involve bumpy terrain and sandstone slickrock, which younger adventurers usually find quite exciting! Utah law requires car seats for children 8 and under (or shorter than 4’9”). Please bring your own car seat if this applies to a member in your group.
What should I wear and bring on my Moab Jeep tour?
Moab’s weather can be unpredictable, so dressing in layers is the key to comfort. We recommend:
- Clothing: A lightweight long-sleeve shirt (UPF-rated is best) to protect from the sun, and a sweatshirt or light jacket for morning tours or sudden rain showers.
- Footwear: Sturdy hiking shoes or sneakers.
- Essentials: A hat that covers your face and neck, sunglasses, and a cooling bandana for the hot summer months.
- Gear: A refillable water bottle (we provide cooled water for refills), extra sunscreen to reapply every 90 minutes, and your camera.
Visit our full What to Wear and Bring page to learn more.
Are Jeep tours in Moab safe?
Off-road Jeep touring is an inherently dangerous activity that involves travel over rugged, uneven terrain; therefore, we require all guests to sign a liability waiver and assumption of risk. To minimize these risks, we use roll-cage-equipped and highly maintained vehicles. Our tours are led by professional, interpretive, and entertaining guides who are trained in off-road driving and certified in CPR and First Aid.
What is the best jeep tour in Moab for families?
Our Moab Jeep tours are a spectacular adventure for the whole family! Kids love riding in our custom converted open air jeeps. Additionally, we bring a scavenger hunt for them to follow along the tour, and they get a junior guide pin to take home after their trip! Along the route we make lots of stops to explore geologic and archeological sites on short walks and hikes.