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Guided 3 Hour Tour for up to 6 people (Snack & Beverage Included) : YOU DRIVE!

From USD $295.00

The total drive time will range from 2.5 hours - 3.5 hours based on the speed and pace of the group.
The tour will depart from The Duck Creek Village. Each group will have a designated tour guide that will be knowledgeable about Cedar Mountain and the surrounding area.
Depending on weather and trail conditions, your guide will take you to some of the most beautiful places on Cedar Mountain.
You can expect to see plenty of wildlife while on tour.
When you arrive at one of the many stopping points, your guide will take a 20-30 minute break to provide water and small snacks to the group.
Your guide will be more than happy to take pictures of you and your group while on the tour.
Your guide will stop at various points on the tour for photo opportunities, wildlife, or things that are special to Cedar Mountain such as beautiful viewpoints, monuments, and lakes.

Upon arriving at beautiful Duck Creek Village, you will be excited to realize there are no parking fees. That's right, $0 to park at Duck Creek Village.
When deciding where to park, we like to make it easy, park right across from our office and walk 20 feet to your location.
After parking, you can walk through the Duck Creek Village and stop at any of the restaurants on-site. We offer options such as: Martins (American Food), Aunt Sue's Chalet (American Food), and Hot Mama's (Pizza).
When you are finished strolling the Village, head towards the middle of the Village, and you will find our office directly next to Martins.

Now that you are ready to start your adventure, we suggest completing the liability waiver before coming into the office. This will save you 10-15 minutes of wait time.
Click HERE for your digital waiver (Don't do this until the day of your reservation)
Don't forget to grab any extra's from our shop that you may have forgotten. This may include sunscreen, dust masks, goggles, dustproof phone cases, helmets, apparel, and coolers.

Now you are almost ready to hit the trails! We will begin our tour with a quick overview of where we are headed. This includes looking at a trail map and telling guests a little about each location we will visit and the things we will see.
Next, we will walk over to the machine and do a thorough instruction on how the machine works, and essential safety measures to be aware of.
Once the walkthrough is completed, each driver will do a quick drive to be sure they are comfortable driving the machine.
After the test drive, we will be ready to hit the trails!

While on the trails, you ALWAYS want to keep 100-200 feet between you and the machine in front of you. If the dust is bad, we will increase this to 500 feet. This will protect each person and machine from a collision.
The guide will always lead at a comfortable pace. If there is a time where the guide prefers someone else to lead, he or she will make it known.
We will always stop at any turn to be sure we are all on the right path.
If at any point you feel unsafe, please notify your tour guide so they can make necessary adjustments.
If you feel dehydrated, notify your tour guide so they can provide you some water.
If you happen to get separated, please drive to any main road and monitor your cell phone service and call our office for guidance.

We want you to have fun. If that means driving fast on designated portions of the trail, we want you to do it.
Along the tour, you will see all sorts of wildlife, such as deer, elk, sheep, cows, horses, and the occasional bear. It is very important that we respect the animals as if we are on their territory.
The machines are made for going over various terrain, do not be afraid to go over rocks and small tree branches that are on the trails.
If the conditions are wet, you can expect to get covered in mud. We promise this will be fun! However, if the conditions are clear, we will do everything possible to avoid mud holes, water pockets, and wet dirt.

The resort community of Duck Creek Village, on Cedar Mountain near Brian Head Ski Resort, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Cedar City, and Kanab, Utah, is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery and offers a myriad of recreation activities for all seasons. The Village, once a favorite local spot for sheepherders, now serves as a gateway to several National Parks and nearby summer hiking, fishing, camping, biking and a variety of winter activities. The Village includes shops and restaurants, lodges, inns, cabin rentals and a campground for the more adventurous overnight guest. Many visitors enjoy this resort so much that they choose to make Duck Creek their permanent home, and there are several subdivisions and large variety of year-round homes from which to choose.