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Rent an electric dirt bike for an hour. Love it? Keep it another hour for $34.
Two electric dirt bikes, one hour, same trails.
Smaller, lighter and just as fast as the Ultra Bee. That's what makes it spicy. 22.5 hp · 150 lbs · 31" seat.
Way closer to a full-size bike feel. 32.8 hp · 195 lbs · 35.8" seat. We only run five.
Helmet, goggles, chest protector & gloves included. 3+ riders get 10% off with BOOK3SAVE.
No full-day minimum. One hour is a real ride.
No exhaust pipe. Nothing on it gets hot enough to burn you.
Fully charged when you show up. Bring it back dirty.
Instant torque. Helmet on, twist, gone.
Ride in what you hiked in. Helmet, goggles, chest protector and gloves are on us.
Straight out of our parking lot onto the trail. Pin it.
Another hour is $34. Either way, you're back for dinner.
Straight out of our parking lot. No trailer, no shuttle. Tap a trail.
Abandoned mines, red rock and a wild unofficial put bike track, just around the corner.
Red sand, petroglyphs and a secret beach on the Virgin River.
Soft sand that opens into smooth slickrock bowls. See how far you can go.
Jumps, berms and rock obstacles. Ride gas at home? This one.
A 1,500-ft climb to 100-mile views and the Candy Cliffs.
Tall Ponderosa pines and about 80°F when the valley is cooking.
We get it. Go ahead and make the “brap” yourself. Our guides do it all the time.
What you'll hear instead: tires biting dirt, rocks kicking up, and your buddy yelling when you pass him.
"Avid dirt bike rider and I was impressed by these bikes."
Answers to the burning questions in your mind.
Zion is for hiking; there's no off-roading in the park corridor. Our shop in Leeds sits in dirt bike country, about 30 minutes from Zion, and you ride straight out of our parking lot onto the trails.
18+. Under 18 can ride after Utah's online OHV education course (about 90 minutes). Adults take a short online OHV course too, about 10–20 minutes.
Ride in your hiking clothes. A fully charged electric dirt bike, helmet, goggles, chest protector and gloves, plus a quick skills rundown before you head out.
Closed-toe shoes and long pants. Your hiking gear works. We cover the safety gear.
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!
Yes. Love it? Keep it another hour for $34. No need to call us, we kind of expect you to want to stay out longer.
Just around the corner: red rock views, abandoned mines, and a wild, unofficial motocross area with jumps and hills. The road ends at a conservation area, where you can park the bike and hike into Red Cliffs Recreation Area to see a waterfall.
A spur off the Yant Flat road and one of our favorite hidden gems. It starts in soft sand, then opens up to wide slickrock slabs for crawling and climbing. Line choice matters. There are more bowls past where it looks like the trail ends.
Red sand and wild rock formations up close. Rip down to a secluded beach on the Virgin River with an abandoned concrete building to explore. Zion views, cinder cone volcanoes and petroglyphs the whole way.
Built for intermediate to advanced riders: jumps, berms and rock obstacles for a fun, challenging ride. Oh yeah, and awesome views too. It’s Utah, after all.
An epic 1,500-foot climb with 100-mile panoramic views. The winding alpine road is smooth and scenic, a crowd pleaser for sure. Park and hike to see Yant Flat’s Candy Cliffs.
A high-altitude trail through some of the tallest Ponderosa pines you’ll see in Utah. Perfect for hot summer days: around 80°F at this elevation.
