Off Roading

Rocky overlooks, sandy dunes, desert lows, mountain peaks — Greater Zion is where off roading thrives.

Recommended Places to Ride

Be Prepared

Know the conditions, the area, and observe these precautions:

• Bring a map
• Download GPS coordinates of the trails you want to ride
• Bring extra fuel and water in case you’re out longer than planned
• Always let someone know where you’re going
• Practice Leave No Trace principles and respect the wilderness areas
• Have a tall flag mounted on your rig for safety and visibility
• Ride in designated areas only

Best Practices

• Off roading is not allowed in Zion National Park. However, you’ll catch a glimpse of the famous peaks from various trails throughout the area.
• Observe posted signs and fenced areas, as these mark sensitive habitats for plant and animal habitats.
• Respect private property.
• All vehicles should be registered with state agencies.

For more information, check out Take a Ride on the Wild Side. 

Off-Road Tours and Rentals near Zion National Park

Discover beautiful Southwest Utah through guided tours of the scenic backcountry. View native wildlife and panoramic vistas and take advantage of rare photo opportunities. Local guides know where rock formations create unique life-like shapes and where the scenic views are most spectacular.

Tours are available year-round. In addition to one-of-a-kind views, guides share interesting tidbits about the area’s geology, history, and flora and fauna during the excursion. Outfitters provide the machines and all the accessories for guided adventures or exploring on your own. Select an option from the list below.