Two Hours on Moab’s Redrock Fins: A Hummer Rush to Hell’s Revenge

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Two Hours on Moab’s Redrock Fins: A Hummer Rush to Hell’s Revenge

A two-hour guided Hummer tour out of Moab that scales famed redrock fins, threads narrow rock canyons and pauses at an overlook into the Colorado River and Arches National Park — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.

Two Hours on Moab’s Redrock Fins: A Hummer Rush to Hell’s Revenge.

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Location
Moab
Operator
Canyonlands by Night and Day
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Jeep
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Within minutes of leaving Moab you'll be climbing one of the area's famous redrock fins en route to a zone locally known as "Hell's Revenge." The short, intense outing weaves in and out of rock canyons, sends the vehicle up and down sandstone hills and finishes at a commanding overlook with views into the Colorado River corridor, Arches National Park and the La Sal Mountains. Along the way a guide outlines the region's geology and history, making a compact two-hour run through Moab's backcountry both informative and exhilarating.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

Hell's Revenge & Moab’s Redrock Fins

The tour climbs one of Moab's signature redrock fins within minutes of departure and takes you into the area known as Hell's Revenge, a classic stretch of dramatic sandstone terrain.

THE VISTA

Overlook into the Colorado River and Arches

The route culminates at a spectacular overlook that frames the Colorado River and Arches National Park; you'll have time to step out, compose shots and take in distant views of the La Sal Mountains.

THE SENSATION

Sandstone Climbs, Rock Canyons and Comfortable Off‑Roading

Expect a continuous mix of clutch-and-throttle moves up sandstone hills and rhythmic passages through narrow canyons — all delivered in a Hummer for a comfortable backcountry experience.

What the day feels like

What the Two Hours Feel Like

The outing is concentrated and kinetic: shortly after departing Moab you begin scaling a fin, the vehicle threading natural ramps and gullies as the guide navigates sandstone features. Interspersed segments through rock canyons offer a tighter, more enclosed sense of place before the tour opens out to the overlook where the pace slows and everyone gets a chance to step out, photograph and take in the panorama.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who gets the most out of this short, intense backcountry ride.

1
Adrenaline SeekersTravelers who relish off‑road climbs and the thrills of ascending sandstone fins will find the two‑hour format densely packed with action and excitement.
2
Photographers & SightseersVisitors wanting dramatic panoramas can capitalize on the planned overlook stop for photos of the Colorado River, Arches National Park and the La Sal Mountains.
3
Short‑Time VisitorsThose with limited time who still want an authentic Moab backcountry experience can sample iconic terrain in a concise two‑hour outing.
4
Comfort‑Minded ExplorersPeople seeking a backcountry drive delivered in comfort will appreciate that the tour is conducted in a Hummer and is described as a stylish, comfortable way to explore the area.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

The outing is two hours long.

Meeting Location

Departure and meeting point: Moab, UT.

What to Bring

Bring sun protection and a camera — the itinerary includes a stop where you'll have time to get out and take photos.

Operator & Booking

The trip is run out of Moab and presents a compact guided backcountry experience; check operator details and booking logistics directly with the provider.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the 2‑Hour Hummer Tour?

The tour runs for two hours.

Where do we meet for the tour?

The meeting location is Moab, Utah.

What terrain and sights will the tour cover?

The tour scales redrock fins en route to the Hell's Revenge area, weaves through rock canyons, climbs sandstone hills and stops at an overlook with views of the Colorado River, Arches National Park and the La Sal Mountains.

Will there be time to get out and take photos?

Yes — the itinerary includes a stop at a spectacular overlook where you'll have time to get out and photograph the surroundings.

What can I expect from the ride itself?

Expect an exhilarating off‑road experience that climbs sandstone fins and negotiates narrow canyons, delivered in a Hummer for a comfortable backcountry ride.

How soon after departure do we begin climbing the fins?

Within minutes of departure you'll be scaling one of Moab's famous redrock fins.