Our family came a few days ago! Very cool experience to drive in the sand dunes in the side by…read moresides. It was hot so just bring lots of sunscreen, water, and sunglasses! A great time overall! Will definitely be recommending to others!

Rented a jetski on Quail Lake from Mad Moose and was very pleased with the experience…read more This place is very chill with the renting process. Everything from paperwork to lifevests to instruction to returning the jetski was a breeze. - Newer jetskis here than at the rental place at Sand Hallow. - Gas was included with rental. -

Rented jet skis from here and had a blast. I reserved my high powered Jet ski online before hand…read moreto make sure it was available. I was a bit worried about flooding the engine which came with a $500 fee that i had read about in other reviews. Because of this i kinda took it easy and didn't do any crazy high speed turns to avoid flipping which floods the engine. I also read a few things on the internet about how to avoid flooding the engine. The big one was if it dies and someone tows you in make sure they go slower than 5 MPH, because dragging it thru the water at higher speeds pulls water into the engine and floods it. It was my first time on a jet ski, they excellerate very quickly like a motorcycle. It took me a little while to get used to the speed, but eventually got it to full throttle, i just dialed it down when it got choppy. The staff was helpful and friendly. The jet skis all seemed pretty new and we had no problems with them. They say each jet ski can hold 3 people but they suggest only 2 per as it increases the chances of flooding the engine. Also if you fall off, be careful when getting back on, thats how you can easily flip the jet ski and flood it. There was also a swimmers itch warning, which is a harmless parasite that leaves a rash on your skin. Although it was the season for it and warning signs, no one encountered any of this. We all had a blast, some tips; bring sunscreen or wear long sleeves to protect you from the sun, if you have sunglasses make sure you have a lanyard that keeps them around your neck in case they come off. There was also a $20 fee at the entrance to the park for non Utah residence, which we did not anticipate. Over all a fun and exciting experience.

Despite a few things, we had a great day on the water with one of their jetski rentals. That being…read moresaid, the experience wasn't as good as the Mad Moose rentals on Quail Creek. Because this is the only option on-site, you just have to accept the price. But I would say the main negative was that the rental itself was pretty beaten up. The kill switch clip was broken, and the steering was great. At least the kids running the place were chill about the issues and didn't try and blame us. Not all rental places are like that. Some places basically look for any reason to charge you damages regardless if you were responsible or not. - More expensive - Charged for gas - Relatively hassle free renting/returning.

I can't recommend this place enough. We started at there earliest time and spent 4 hours in the…read moresand hollows. The problem was we wanted to spend another 4 hours there but we had to get back to work. Long review short. This company and the activity lives up to the name. It. Is. RAD. Do yourself the favor and get the 8hours!!!

My son and I had an amazing and memorable day thanks to Rad Rentals!…read moreThe equipment was top notch and Chadwick is super knowledgeable about the machines, the area, and off-roading in general. Sand Hollow is a short ride, just listen to the directions and it's a fun little ride through some farms to get there. Also, these guys are super honest because I left some valuable personal belongings in the vehicle and they called me immediately to get it back to me. I absolutely recommend these guys!

We did the Zion and Bryce Tour. Very well organized. Mike and Beth were great components to one…read moreanother. All rental equipment including bikes were in great shape and well maintained. Plenty of great healthy food. Definitely recommend.

Snow Canyon State Park is absolutely stunning and ended up being our favorite spot in the area. We…read morethoroughly enjoyed hiking the Petrified Dunes Trail, which was unlike anything we've experienced before. The dunes are incredibly unique, with beautiful rock formations and endless opportunities to explore. While the trail itself is relatively short, you'll definitely want to take your time, linger, and climb around on the dunes to fully appreciate the scenery and views. Of all the hikes we did in the area, Petrified Dunes was our favorite. If you're visiting Snow Canyon, this trail is a must-do!

This review is for Scout Cave Trail which was a ~3.5 miles round trip that took ~2 hours to…read morecomplete. This was an unique and casual hike near St George, Utah. The first half of the trail was mostly flat with sand and lava rocks. The second half was a steady incline starting from the stairs. The end requires a little bit of rock scrambling to reach the cave. The views from inside and around the cave were spectacular. Utah residents ($15 entry fee) and non-residents ($20 entry fee). Decent sized parking lot to the left shortly after entering the state park. Trailhead and restrooms are located across the street from the parking lot. The only con would be that a small portion of the trail was next to the residential area. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/JekEJc_95hg

What a fun little adventure. Was here 06/2025 and of course…read moreit was extremely hot. We did not accept to go down this huge slide. However we did enjoy time at the water

My husband and I went on a half-day ride today, and it was absolutely wonderful. We used to own…read morehorses but recently sold them as part of downsizing, so getting back out on the trails meant a lot to me. I've done trail rides on vacations before, but nothing has compared to this experience. What stood out immediately was how well cared for the horses were, something that, unfortunately, isn't always the case with some trail ride operations. These horses were calm, responsive, and clearly well-trained. They rode comfortably on a loose rein and handled the terrain with impressive skill, navigating ascents, descents, and narrow canyon trails with confidence. Their sure-footedness on the rocky sections was especially reassuring. It's clear this is not just a tourist ride, it's a thoughtfully run operation with a real respect for the horses and the riding experience. For anyone with prior horse experience (or even those new to it), this is truly a step above the typical trail ride. I would absolutely do this again.

Chase was a great trail guide! Very knowledgeable and friendly. Horses so well trained. It was a…read morefun and challenging experience. Would definitely do it again.

I bought a two up atv (Arctic Cat, 550) and my wife and I loaded it in the trailer. We parked just…read morebeyond the Toquerville water tank where there is ample room to park and unload. My only knock on this adventure is the pigs who dump trash and litter. There was trash and dead animals decaying in the parking area. There is trash at the base, a little along the road, and more at the falls. The road is fairly horrible and best managed with an atv. You can take your car or 4 wheel drive and beat your head on the ceiling but thats up to you. This road is in very bad shape. The falls are wonderful. Places to dip in and swim. Trash at the falls and oddly I did not see a trash can anywhere. So it's a pack it in, pack it out sort of place and would be a very fun place to take your kids.

It's a very tough drive up, we had a large truck and very much struggled half way up till we gave…read moreup. Lifted truck, jeep, quad or dirt bike is your only option. Unless you don't care about absolutely destroying your vehicle I recommend hiking the entire trip or drive halfway then start hiking because it gets only worst the further you go. It might get better over time but the flooding made it more difficult journey.