

"My son had the best experience and was grateful to see the emphasis on safety meets fun adventure. Highly recommend as there were no other operators in the area that had freedom to ride"
Mom of a Teen Son
10+
age kids ride their own bike
1 in 4
of our riders is under 18
0
youth-rider dirt bike injuries requiring more than a Band-Aid
Since we opened. Every young rider matched to the right bike and coached by a guide.




The ones who've been begging. Kids who already rip around on bikes, scooters or pit bikes, play sports, and want to go faster, not slower. If your kid lights up when they hear the word throttle, they're going to love this.
Then skip the bike this time. A rider who's only there because the rest of the family is spends the whole ride fighting the bike, and the group slows down to match. Book them a seat in the side-by-side instead. Same trail, same views, zero pressure.
They ride a bicycle without thinking about it, can touch the ground on the bike, squeeze a brake on instinct, and listen to a guide the first time. If they tend to freeze up or check out when things get hard, give it another year. The bike will still be here.
Yes. Book them a seat in the side-by-side. The SXS rides the same trail right alongside the bikes, so younger kids, grandparents, or anyone who'd rather be on camera duty is part of the whole ride. No course needed for passengers.
Ultimate Family Ride→
No. It's one rider per bike — our bikes don't have passenger seats, and that's on purpose. Anyone not riding their own bike rides in the UTV.
No experience needed. Electric dirt bikes have no clutch or gears, and every ride starts with instruction and a quick skills check. Riders need good balance and enough strength to handle a roughly 100 lb bike. Being able to touch the ground helps, but it's not a dealbreaker. Experienced mountain bikers often already know how to stop, hop off, and handle a bike that's too tall for them.
These are real dirt bikes on real terrain. Smaller kids need extra grit to make up for their size. We're looking for kids who get after it, listen to their guides, and can take a tumble without falling apart. Confidence, coordination, and temperament matter just as much as height.
Kids 10 and up can ride their own bike. Ages 8–9 may be approved on a case-by-case basis (think young Tony Hawk, not first day on two wheels).
Lots of the kids we see can really ride, and a scenic cruise just doesn't cut it for them. That's why we added our Next-Level tours, Toquerville and Babylon. Think sand, rock and technical lines that'll push a young rider who already knows what they're doing. New to riding? Start on Yant Flats, our easygoing scenic ride with wide red rock trails and big views. All of them are about 30 minutes west of Zion.