
Arizona ATV & UTV tours
Drive your own 800cc sand buggy across exclusive Sonoran Desert trails no other outfitter can reach, with an expert guide leading every turn. No experience needed, and the closest real off-road trails to Scottsdale and Phoenix.
- Guiding since 1997
- You drive · no experience needed
- 4.9★ from 1,700+ riders
- From $150 / person
Guiding the Arizona desert since 1997
Since 1997 we've held exclusive permits to ride Tonto National Forest trails that most Arizona tour companies simply can't reach: rocky canyons, sandy washes and saguaro-studded ridgelines. You drive your own machine the whole way while a CPR-certified guide leads the route and keeps it safe.
Arizona off-road tours & experiences
Arizona ATV & UTV tour at a glance
- Price
- $299 per 2-seat buggy ($150 per person) · VIP private from $349 · plus tax & fees
- Duration
- 2+ hours on the trail · 20 to 25 trail miles
- Days
- Open 7 days a week · morning and sunset departures
- Your buggy
- Only your party rides in your buggy, never paired with strangers
- You drive
- Yes, no experience needed
- Ages
- Drive 16+ (valid license) · Ride 8+
- Where
- Sonoran Desert / Tonto National Forest near Scottsdale & Phoenix
- Included
- Expert guide, safety gear, water & snacks, free photos, all trail permits
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Rated 4.9 by riders since 1997
Real, verified reviews across Google, TripAdvisor & Yelp
Book your adventureScottsdale was one road in and one road out. We have run the backcountry beyond it since 1997, and we never left. The tour you book online shows you the postcard. Meet the real desert →
