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Hop a Can-Am UTV from Moqui Cave and access two of Southern Utah’s most cinematic features—Peekaboo Slot Canyon and The Great Chamber. This four-hour guided tour blends short hikes, dramatic geology, and expert local interpretation.
Hop a Can-Am UTV from Moqui Cave and access two of Southern Utah’s most cinematic features—Peekaboo Slot Canyon and The Great Chamber. This four-hour guided tour blends short hikes, dramatic geology, and expert local interpretation.
You pull up to the ROAM kiosk at Moqui Cave, desert air pressing cool against your face, and the roar of Can-Am UTVs promises a short, sharp cut into Southern Utah’s red-rock country.
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Operated by ROAM Outdoor Adventure Co · Kanab, Utah
You pull up to the ROAM kiosk at Moqui Cave, desert air pressing cool against your face, and the roar of Can-Am UTVs promises a short, sharp cut into Southern Utah’s red-rock country.
Guides brief the group, straps click, and within minutes you’re skimming sandy washes toward Peekaboo Slot Canyon. The slot narrows to sculpted walls of honey-red sandstone; light falls in ribbons and the canyon feels alive, its walls daring you to look up and read the layered story of wind and water.
A short UTV run—about 10 miles across open desert—brings you to The Great Chamber, a sand-filled alcove carved into a mountain face where a steep 0.25-mile scramble rewards you with roomy views and a sense of scale unique to the Grand Staircase-Escalante region. These formations are Pleistocene and younger, sedimentary layers folded and eroded by intermittent rivers and flash floods over millennia. You’ll pass landmarks tied to local culture and conservation efforts; guides often point out private land boundaries and the nearby Best Friends Animal Sanctuary you’ll skirt.
Practicalities: expect approximately 4 hours total with 1.5 miles of walking on uneven slickrock, sand, and narrow slot footing. Wear grippy shoes, bring sun protection, and carry more water than you think—desert sun and wind can sap energy fast. The tour is best in morning or late afternoon light for cooler temps and better photos. Be prepared for dust; goggles or sunglasses and a bandana help. Guides handle the driving—this is an accessible way to access remote geology without long backcountry travel.
The ROAM kiosk at Moqui Cave is about 5 miles north of downtown Kanab along Highway 89.
No—participants may be passengers; guides handle vehicle operation for shared tours.
Age restrictions vary by operator; check booking details, but family-friendly tours typically require children to meet minimum age and wear appropriate restraints.
Tours may proceed in light rain; operators generally advise cancellation policies—cancel at least 24 hours for a full refund—so contact the provider if severe weather is forecast.
ROAM Outdoor Adventure Co operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You pull up to the ROAM kiosk at Moqui Cave, desert air pressing cool against your face, and the roar of Can-Am UTVs promises a short, sharp cut into Southern Utah’s red-rock country.
You pull up to the ROAM kiosk at Moqui Cave, desert air pressing cool against your face, and the roar of Can-Am UTVs promises a short, sharp cut into Southern Utah’s red-rock country.
Guides brief the group, straps click, and within minutes you’re skimming sandy washes toward Peekaboo Slot Canyon. The slot narrows to sculpted walls of honey-red sandstone; light falls in ribbons and the canyon feels alive, its walls daring you to look up and read the layered story of wind and water.
A short UTV run—about 10 miles across open desert—brings you to The Great Chamber, a sand-filled alcove carved into a mountain face where a steep 0.25-mile scramble rewards you with roomy views and a sense of scale unique to the Grand Staircase-Escalante region. These formations are Pleistocene and younger, sedimentary layers folded and eroded by intermittent rivers and flash floods over millennia. You’ll pass landmarks tied to local culture and conservation efforts; guides often point out private land boundaries and the nearby Best Friends Animal Sanctuary you’ll skirt.
Practicalities: expect approximately 4 hours total with 1.5 miles of walking on uneven slickrock, sand, and narrow slot footing. Wear grippy shoes, bring sun protection, and carry more water than you think—desert sun and wind can sap energy fast. The tour is best in morning or late afternoon light for cooler temps and better photos. Be prepared for dust; goggles or sunglasses and a bandana help. Guides handle the driving—this is an accessible way to access remote geology without long backcountry travel.