ATV / UTV Tours
Tours in Arizona.

Guided horseback riding and western adventure operation on the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation reservation in the Sonoran Desert east of Scottsdale, running guided trail rides through saguaro cactus forest, dry wash terrain, and rocky bajada foothills with views of the McDowell Mountains and the Verde River valley. Rides are available at sunrise, mid-morning, and sunset, with the sunset trail ride through silhouetted saguaro against the Sonoran sky among the most sought-after guided outdoor experiences in the Phoenix metropolitan region. Additional activities include guided desert ATV tours on the reservation's private trail network, cookout dinners in the desert, and hayride excursions appropriate for families and larger groups. The Fort McDowell location sits on Indigenous land with cultural commentary on Yavapai history and traditional uses of the Sonoran desert landscape woven throughout the guided experience. One of the most accessible authentic western horseback experiences within 45 minutes of Scottsdale and Phoenix.

The most recognized guided Jeep tour brand in the American Southwest, operating in Sedona since 1960 on the red rock mesa and canyon terrain that has made Sedona one of the most photographed landscapes in North America. Tours run in custom-built open-cab Jeep Wranglers on routes including Broken Arrow — a technical slickrock route along the Submarine Rock and Chicken Point formations — Diamondback Gulch, Ancient Expeditions (featuring ancient Sinagua ruins sites), and the Soldier Pass route through the red rock wilderness north of the city. Half-day and full-day tours operate year-round, with the shoulder seasons of spring and fall producing ideal temperatures on the exposed sandstone terrain. The company's distinctive pink Jeeps have become a cultural icon of the Sedona visitor experience, and the guided commentary covers the geology, ecology, and Indigenous cultural history of the Colorado Plateau with trained naturalist guides. Sedona's position in Oak Creek Canyon between Flagstaff and Phoenix positions it as the most accessible major red rock destination in the Southwest.