BRIAN HEAD ATV/UTV FIELD GUIDE
Two hours of high-country UTV adrenaline in the pine-scented slopes of Brian Head
A concise guide to Brian Head’s Two Hour Rentals: what’s included, the rules that govern the ride, and how to prepare for rapidly changing mountain weather.
Two hours of high-country UTV adrenaline in the pine-scented slopes of Brian Head.
At Brian Head, the Two Hour Rentals put you behind the wheel of current-model UTVs for a short, focused blast into clearly marked off-road trails that thread through the high-mountain landscape. Each rental begins with a thorough orientation and equipment check so you head into the hills with maps, navigation where provided, and emergency gear in hand — and with the weather and elevation changes of the mountains very much in mind.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
All the kit, explained
Every rental includes helmets and goggles, area maps, a plug kit and air pump, and an emergency distress locator; staff run a comprehensive orientation and perform a walk-around and photo inspection of each machine at check-out.
Current-model machines with in-vehicle navigation
The operator keeps machines to the current model year and fits navigation to all models except the Ranger, so you’ll be driving late-model UTVs with route guidance on many units.
Strict operating rules and clear liability limits
Riding on main roads is prohibited unless the road is explicitly a connector between trails; renters sign a waiver and are responsible for damages up to $1,500, with specific fees for excessive mud and for additional tire wear beyond the allotted amount.
What the day feels like
What the two-hour ride actually feels like
The flow is compact and deliberate: a methodical check-out and orientation at the counter, a short run through marked trails and single- or double-track depending on your chosen route, and a return for inspection and wash as needed. The operator supplies maps and, on most machines, navigation, so even in a short window you can cover scenic mountain trails while staying within site boundaries and safety rules.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who these two-hour rentals suit — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring eye protection or sunglasses (goggles included), layered clothing and rain gear, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, water and snacks, a first-aid kit, and your driver’s license; helmets are included if you don’t bring your own.
Rentals include helmets, goggles, maps, a plug kit and air pump, and an emergency distress locator; machines are new each season.
Mountain weather can change rapidly with elevation: expect sun, rain, snow or hail and dress in layers with waterproof outerwear as necessary.
No security deposit is required for rentals, but renters are responsible for damage up to $1,500; excessive mud incurs a $65 wash fee and tire-wear beyond the allotted 1/32" carries a per-tire charge.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a Two Hour Rental?
The offering is titled Two Hour Rentals; the rental period is structured as a two-hour experience.
Do I need a driver’s license to rent?
Yes — renters must be 21 years or older and present a valid driver’s license to rent a machine.
Are helmets and goggles included?
Yes — helmets and goggles are included with all rentals; the operator also stocks goggles available for use at no charge and new goggles for purchase.
Can I ride on main roads?
No — you are not allowed to ride on main roads unless the road is explicitly used to connect to another trail.
What happens if the machine is damaged or rolled?
You are responsible for damages during the rental period; the out-of-pocket damage waiver cost is up to $1,500, and if the machine rolls over or drops to its side you will be charged the full $1,500 with no exceptions.
Are deliveries available if the vehicle I want isn’t at this location?
Yes — if a particular vehicle isn’t available at this location the operator can deliver from other locations with advance notice; contact the operator to arrange delivery.