Las Vegas ATV & Off-Road Tours — Dunes, Quads & RZR Adventures
The Mojave around Vegas is built for off-road — choose a quad, an ATV, a sand-dune buggy, or a side-by-side RZR through the desert and Valley of Fire.
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$109 USD
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ATV & Off-Road Adventures: what to know before booking
The Mojave around Vegas is built for off-road — choose a quad, an ATV, a sand-dune buggy, or a side-by-side RZR through the desert and Valley of Fire.
- Availability
- 6 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $109 USD before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 5,050 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Mojave Desert trails, Logandale/Nellis dunes, and Valley of Fire, north and east of Las Vegas
- Best time
- Early morning for cooler temperatures and the best light on the desert
- Ticket note
- Date-specific; minimum age and a valid driver's license may apply to drive
ATV & Off-Road Adventures in Las Vegas
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Everything you should know before you book
The desert just outside Las Vegas is some of the best off-road terrain in the country, and a half-day on a quad or RZR is the high-adrenaline alternative to a coach tour. Tours run across the Mojave dunes, Nellis and Logandale trails, and into the red rock of Valley of Fire State Park.
No experience is needed — guides lead every ride. Most tours include a quick training session, helmet, goggles, and a guide, and many include hotel pickup. Morning departures beat the desert heat, and the dune routes are the most playful for first-timers.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need experience to drive an ATV or RZR?
No. Every tour starts with a safety briefing and short practice run, and guides lead the route. You'll need to be the minimum age and, to drive, usually hold a valid license.
What's the difference between an ATV, quad, and RZR?
An ATV/quad is a single-rider four-wheeler you straddle; an RZR is a side-by-side you sit in with a roll cage, so you can ride together and chat. Dune buggies are similar to RZRs on sand.
What should I bring?
Closed shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and water. Wear clothes you don't mind getting dusty — the desert kicks up a lot of sand on the trails.