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Jump into a guided UTV ride from Moqui Cave to Peekaboo Slot Canyon and the Great Chamber—four hours of narrow sandstone corridors, sand-dune alcoves and scenic open-country driving. This tour mixes high-desert geology with short hikes and local storytelling.
Jump into a guided UTV ride from Moqui Cave to Peekaboo Slot Canyon and the Great Chamber—four hours of narrow sandstone corridors, sand-dune alcoves and scenic open-country driving. This tour mixes high-desert geology with short hikes and local storytelling.
Dust rises behind the Can-Am as the UTV threads a ribbon of wash through Cave Lakes; ponds glint like coins and small caves peer down from sandstone ledges. Guides keep a steady, conversational pace—part driver, part local storyteller—then stop where the canyon pinches into Peekaboo. Footsteps turn to echoing shuffles as the group slips through a half-mile of sculpted narrows, sunlight slicing bands into the walls.
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Operated by ROAM - East Zion · Kanab, Utah
Dust rises behind the Can-Am as the UTV threads a ribbon of wash through Cave Lakes; ponds glint like coins and small caves peer down from sandstone ledges. Guides keep a steady, conversational pace—part driver, part local storyteller—then stop where the canyon pinches into Peekaboo. Footsteps turn to echoing shuffles as the group slips through a half-mile of sculpted narrows, sunlight slicing bands into the walls.
This loop sits on the edge of Grand Staircase–Escalante country: young Navajo and Kayenta sandstones folded and worn into tight slots and wind-scoured alcoves. Kanab itself has a frontier movie-set past and a modern outdoor culture focused on low-impact visitation. The Great Chamber is a pocket dune and alcove carved into a mountainside—a short, steep 1/4-mile climb rewards visitors with a quiet bowl of sand and wide desert views.
Practical guidance: meet at the ROAM kiosk at Moqui Cave (5 miles north of Kanab on Hwy 89) on Mountain Time. The tour covers roughly 10 miles by UTV between stops and about 1–1.5 miles of walking, including the slot and the short climb to the Great Chamber. Wear closed-toe shoes with good tread, bring layered sun protection, and carry any necessary meds—guides supply bottled water but shade is limited. Photography is frequent; secure gear in a small dry bag. Arrive early: tours depart promptly and late arrivals risk forfeiting the ride. Expect a fast-paced, interpretive outing that blends short hikes with open-air driving across classic southern Utah rock and sand.
No—experienced local guides operate the UTVs; participants ride as passengers and walk short sections on foot.
Expect about 1–1.5 miles of walking total: a half-mile through Peekaboo Slot and a steep 1/4-mile climb to the Great Chamber.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers, people with serious heart conditions or spinal injuries; participants should have a moderate level of fitness.
ROAM - East Zion operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Dust rises behind the Can-Am as the UTV threads a ribbon of wash through Cave Lakes; ponds glint like coins and small caves peer down from sandstone ledges. Guides keep a steady, conversational pace—part driver, part local storyteller—then stop where the canyon pinches into Peekaboo. Footsteps turn to echoing shuffles as the group slips through a half-mile of sculpted narrows, sunlight slicing bands into the walls.
Dust rises behind the Can-Am as the UTV threads a ribbon of wash through Cave Lakes; ponds glint like coins and small caves peer down from sandstone ledges. Guides keep a steady, conversational pace—part driver, part local storyteller—then stop where the canyon pinches into Peekaboo. Footsteps turn to echoing shuffles as the group slips through a half-mile of sculpted narrows, sunlight slicing bands into the walls.
This loop sits on the edge of Grand Staircase–Escalante country: young Navajo and Kayenta sandstones folded and worn into tight slots and wind-scoured alcoves. Kanab itself has a frontier movie-set past and a modern outdoor culture focused on low-impact visitation. The Great Chamber is a pocket dune and alcove carved into a mountainside—a short, steep 1/4-mile climb rewards visitors with a quiet bowl of sand and wide desert views.
Practical guidance: meet at the ROAM kiosk at Moqui Cave (5 miles north of Kanab on Hwy 89) on Mountain Time. The tour covers roughly 10 miles by UTV between stops and about 1–1.5 miles of walking, including the slot and the short climb to the Great Chamber. Wear closed-toe shoes with good tread, bring layered sun protection, and carry any necessary meds—guides supply bottled water but shade is limited. Photography is frequent; secure gear in a small dry bag. Arrive early: tours depart promptly and late arrivals risk forfeiting the ride. Expect a fast-paced, interpretive outing that blends short hikes with open-air driving across classic southern Utah rock and sand.