Tours are the easiest way to ride. Your guide sets the pace, helps with technique, and leads the way while you explore some of Southern Utah’s best terrain.

Rentals are for riders who want the freedom to explore on their own.

Self-guided riders complete Utah’s online OHV safety course before riding.

Bringing a minor? No problem. Riders under 18 can complete the youth course online before pickup. Plan about 90 minutes, bring proof of completion, and they’re ready to ride.

Younger riders can join with prior approval. There’s no strict age limit—we look at things like maturity, coordination, and overall comfort. By age 10, most kids have the motor skills to handle the ride. That said, due to insurance rules and state law, we can’t allow riders under 8 year old.

This isn’t a kiddie ride. We ride real trails, and some routes may include road riding and cliff exposure. You know your kid best — we want you to feel confident they can handle the ride.

Smaller riders need to be able to touch the ground and manage the bike’s weight (about 100 lbs). Some bike experience helps, but they don’t need to be pros—just confident and comfortable on two wheels.


All riders will do a quick skills check in the parking lot before the tour begins.

Every rental or tour includes a fully charged electric dirt bike, a helmet, gloves, and a quick skills rundown. Tours also come with an experienced guide to lead the way (and make sure you don’t miss the best views).

If you are renting overnight or multi-day, you. will also be given the charger to take with you.

Closed-toe shoes, a water bottle, long pants for the stray rocks and a potential wipe-out. We provide the gear you need for riding — but you’ll want to dress for the weather, and maybe pack a phone or camera for the jaw-dropping views.

Yes, you can wear a backpack.

In Leeds, yes — the town is OHV-friendly and allows responsible off-road vehicle use on local streets to access nearby trails. Outside of Leeds, no — riding our rentals on public roads elsewhere in Washington County is strictly prohibited. And please, don’t spend time in parking lots or roads trying to pop wheelies. Definitely don’t ride on lawns or park grass either. Keep it classy!

It’s our name for the kind of sunset you only get in Southern Utah. We don’t have a lot of clouds out here, so instead of the sky lighting up — the canyons do. As the sun drops, Zion, Kolob, and the red rock cliffs to the east catch the last light and absolutely beam. It’s not your typical sunset — it’s a canyon glow show. And yeah, it deserves its own name.

Want to see one? Book our Yant Flats sunset tour!