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BACHELOR PARTY RIDES IN SOUTHERN UTAH

Ride With Your Crew

15 minutes north of St. George. No passengers, no waiting — everyone rides their own bike.

Plan your party

Private Group Adventure

Me and 14 of my homies came out and sent it hard! We all ripped surrons and smashed around on the trails. Nothing better than hitting it hard with the boys.

— Bro in party

⚡ Plan Your Night

Three Ways to Ride with your crew.

Rolling 7+ deep? You’re going guided. Groups of 6 or fewer can choose either adventure below.

Delivered · No extra charge

We Come To You

$2,495

Same price · Up to 12 riders · About $205/person

Already have a rental? We bring the ride to you. Still looking? We’ll help you pick a place near the trails.

Popular places our crews stay:

Ride out from the driveway — no trailering, no meeting point

Bikes, full riding gear and two guides, hauled to you

Professional photos and drone footage, same as at the shop

Hurricane's streets are OHV-legal all the way to the trail — everywhere except Highway 9. The Moto Lounge and the wheelie machine stay in Leeds. Somewhere else in Washington County? Call (435) 495-4200.

Self-Guided Group Rental

Same bikes, your own pace, no guide required.

$165/person

$219/person for the Ultra Bee upgrade. Refundable safety deposit per bike: $250 standard, $500 Ultra Bee.

Electric dirt bike + full riding gear rental

Trail access, ride at your own pace

Utah's 5-minute OHV certificate (done from your phone)

Groups of 6 or fewer can book together. Groups of 7+ can still ride self-guided — each rider just books separately and keeps their own refundable deposit on file.

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Only at SoTah

A Private Evening, Not a Group Tour.

Your crew, your facility, your pace — from the parking lot to the last beer.

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Everyone rides their own

No passengers, no taking turns, nobody filming from the truck. One bike per guy, however big the crew.

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The whole place is yours

Private facility, two guides, and BYOB space for after the bikes. Photos and drone footage included, so nobody sits out to film it.

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Free wheelie machine

Bolted down and going nowhere. Most of the crew rides away having pulled their first real wheelie.

The bachelor party that ends up being the best thing you did—before she says you shouldn’t.

Most bachelor party activities are one-and-done. This isn’t.

Ready to level up your adventure? This is the raddest thing you can do in one of the sickest places on earth. Everyone riding together through real red rock terrain just outside Zion—no passengers, no waiting, just you and your crew the raw terrain of Southern Utah.

We handle everything so you can just show up, ride, and make it the highlight of the trip.

Bachelor Party Questions, Answered

Answers to the burning questions in your mind.

Have a different question?
What is there to do for a bachelor party in St. George, Utah?

Most crews weigh the same short list: Zion (permits, shuttles, crowds), golf, Sand Hollow, a shooting range, and a run to Vegas. We're the other option — private electric dirt bike rides on red rock 15 minutes north of St. George, with everyone on their own bike.

How far are you from St. George, Zion, and Las Vegas?

SoTah HQ is 261 N Main St., Leeds, Utah — 15 minutes north of St. George on I-15, with Zion a short drive east and Las Vegas roughly an hour and a half to two hours away.

One thing crews coming from Nevada always forget: Las Vegas is an hour behind Utah. Leave earlier than you think.

Does anyone in the group need dirt bike experience?

No. On a guided ride you don't need a driver's license or a motorcycle license, even if you've never ridden anything. Electric bikes have no clutch and no gears — twist and go.

Every ride starts with a skills check in the lot, and nobody heads out until they're comfortable on the bike.

How many people can ride?

The private bachelor party experience covers up to 12 riders, and each additional rider is $150. Bringing a bigger crew? Book it and we'll make it work. Everyone rides their own bike — no passengers, nobody standing around waiting for a turn.

What does a bachelor party cost per person?

The private experience is $2,495 for up to 12 riders — roughly $205 a head — and includes two guides, all gear, private facility access, professional photos and drone footage, the wheelie machine, and BYOB space.

Self-guided group rentals start at $165 per rider, or $219 on the Ultra Bee. Groups of 3 or more save 10% on guided rides, groups of 6 or more save 15%.

What's included?

A fully charged electric dirt bike, helmet, gloves and goggles, and a skills rundown before you ride. The guided bachelor party experience adds two guides, private facility access, and professional photos and drone footage.

Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants. Bring a water bottle, and a phone for the views.

Can we drink?

Not before or during the ride — everyone is on a motorized vehicle on public land. Our private facility has BYOB space for after you're off the bikes, which is how most crews run it: ride first, hang out second.

Guided ride or self-guided rental — which one for a bachelor party?

Guided, almost always. No license needed, your guide handles the route and the pace, and you leave with the photos and drone footage.

Self-guided rentals suit confident, independent riders. Utah law requires anyone 18 or older to complete a short 10–20 minute OHV course before riding one.

Where do we actually ride?

Guided rides run scenic, beginner-friendly terrain around Leeds, Yant Flats, Toquerville and Babylon — wide red rock routes with real views rather than a parking-lot loop.

We're permitted by the BLM and the U.S. Forest Service in the Dixie National Forest, and Leeds itself is OHV-friendly, so you ride out from the shop instead of trailering somewhere first.

How far ahead should we book, and what if the date moves?

Spring and fall weekends go first, so lock your date as early as you can. That said, we can usually take last-minute groups — our online availability is accurate, so what you see is what's open.

Cancel within the allowed window and you're refunded. If weather shuts us down, you get a refund or a reschedule. Call (435) 495-4200 if a date needs to move and we'll do what we can.

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