Leave Salt Lake and Drive a Can-Am Around Little Moab
A private three-hour ride on West Desert trails near Little Moab, with you driving a Can-Am and a guide leading.
This is a private ride. One booking covers one Can-Am and the people in it, and the operator says no other parties join. You do the driving. The listing sends you along West Desert trails around an area called Little Moab for three hours.
As of October 15, 2026, the booking calendar showed starts at 9:00 AM, 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Pricing is per machine: USD 425 for a two-seat Can-Am that carries up to two people, USD 625 for a four-seat one that carries up to four.
Salt Lake UTV Off Road AdventurePrivate three-hour Can-Am UTV ride on West Desert trails near Little Moab, in a two-seat or four-seat machine, meeting on Soldiers Pass Road.www.viator.comWho Takes the Wheel
The rule for the wheel is short. Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid license, and passengers have no age limit. The booking form asks for each traveler's date of birth.
The listing's longer description also mentions a five-hour ride and an option where the guide does the driving. Neither is among this listing's two options, which are both three hours. The listing marks the ride as not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or a pregnancy. A traveler who wrote in late March 2026 said that driving the UTVs was easy to learn, and that the guide made sure the group was comfortable operating the machine.
Two Seats or Four, One Group
The two options differ only in the machine. The two-seat Can-Am carries up to two people and the four-seat one up to four, and one booking tops out at four travelers. The operator's own page lists Can-Am X3 machines with Bluetooth communication systems for talking or playing music, plus windshields and full doors.
On the calendar, a start time that sells out closes for both machine sizes together. A traveler who wrote in late April 2026 said a Thursday morning was not busy at all and felt like having the place to themselves.
Little Moab Comes With Dust
The listing names the area as trails around Little Moab in Utah's West Desert, and the operator's page describes fast, open stretches, rugged terrain and unique rock formations. Travelers writing in spring 2026 describe desert trails with snow-capped mountains in view, and terrain that is at times challenging.
Dust is the warning that repeats across traveler reviews. One rider in April 2026 said to be prepared to get coated from head to toe, and added that a machine broke down mid-ride and was fixed so the group could finish. Some reviews on this listing from summer 2026 describe lakes and waterfalls in the Uinta Mountains, where the operator also runs Park City rides. The current listing names only the West Desert.
Finding the Lot on Soldiers Pass Road
The meeting point is a parking lot on a dirt road. From Redwood Road, turn onto the dirt road called Soldiers Pass Road. A little way up on the left is the lot, and the listing says to look for a white truck and a black trailer.
The operator places the spot near the Soldiers Pass shooting range just south of Saratoga Springs, and calls it usually around a 45-minute drive. Do not navigate to the operator's Saratoga Springs office address. Its own site says rides do not start there.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the start for a full refund. Inside 24 hours there is no refund. The booking also flags that a ride can be called off for bad weather. Wear clothes you are happy to see coated in dust, and bring sun protection, as one rider advised. Then pick a start time and point the Can-Am at the desert.