



by NAVTEC Expeditions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$800This full-day 4x4 tour covers about 10 hours and explores the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, starting from Moab. Participants meet at a central location in Moab before boarding a 4-wheel drive vehicle for a roughly 2-hour scenic drive to Chesler Park, located in the park's Needles District. The guide drives over rugged off-road trails including Elephant Hill, known for its difficulty, as well as Devil's Kitchen, Devil's Lane, and SOB Hill, all challenging sections that demonstrate the vehicle and guide’s capabilities. At midday, the group stops for a buffet-style picnic lunch with views over the park. After lunch, there is an optional 3-mile (4.8-km) hike on the Joint Trail, which passes through large boulders and side canyons to reach Chesler Park’s open meadows. The trail is well-maintained but includes some steep uphill sections, making it suitable for hikers in good physical condition. Those who opt out of the hike can rest near the vehicle and enjoy the surroundings. The tour also passes rock art sites along Utah Scenic Byway 279, which features accessible ancient drawings along easy paths. After the day’s exploration, the guide returns the group to Moab, completing the 4x4 adventure through remote and rugged parts of Canyonlands National Park. Included are a professional guide, 4x4 transport, ice water, and a buffet lunch. Park entrance fees are not included unless the participant has a valid annual National Parks Pass.
NAVTEC Expeditions - Day Tours
Participants meet independently at the designated point in Moab. The tour begins with a 2-hour scenic drive in a sturdy 4x4 vehicle to Chesler Park, located in the central Needles District of Canyonlands National Park.
Needles District Visitor Center
The Needles District features towering multicolored rock formations, ancient petroglyphs, desert vegetation such as cactus and sagebrush, and wildlife like birds, lizards, mule deer, and bighorn sheep. Visitors can observe the varied desert landscape and listen to the desert air scented by pinyon and juniper.
Elephant Hill
The guide drives the 4WD vehicle over Elephant Hill, one of southeastern Utah’s most difficult off-road trails. The route continues past Devil's Kitchen and along Devil's Lane before reaching SOB Hill, another challenging section that tests the guide’s driving skills.
Canyonlands National Park
Around midday, the group stops for a buffet-style picnic lunch at a scenic viewpoint. After lunch, participants may choose to hike the 3-mile Joint Trail loop, which passes between large boulders and side canyons to the open meadows of Chesler Park. The trail has a solid surface but includes steep uphill parts and is suited for physically fit hikers. Those not hiking can relax near the vehicle while appreciating the surroundings. The tour covers remote areas of Canyonlands to provide a close view of the landscape.
Utah Scenic Byway 279 Rock Art Sites
The tour passes accessible rock art sites along Utah Scenic Byway 279. These locations contain ancient drawings along easy paths suitable for most visitors.
Moab
After the full-day 4x4 trip, the guide returns the group to the original meeting point in Moab, ending the tour.
You can meet us at our office 15 minutes prior to departure at 321 N. Main St. in Moab. We have parking for your convenience and there is also free curbside parking all around if our lot is full. Please contact Navtec directly for pick-up.
End point
You can meet us at our office 15 minutes prior to departure at 321 N. Main St. in Moab. We have parking for your convenience and there is also free curbside parking all around if our lot is full. Please contact Navtec directly for pick-up.




by NAVTEC Expeditions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$800This full-day 4x4 tour covers about 10 hours and explores the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, starting from Moab. Participants meet at a central location in Moab before boarding a 4-wheel drive vehicle for a roughly 2-hour scenic drive to Chesler Park, located in the park's Needles District. The guide drives over rugged off-road trails including Elephant Hill, known for its difficulty, as well as Devil's Kitchen, Devil's Lane, and SOB Hill, all challenging sections that demonstrate the vehicle and guide’s capabilities. At midday, the group stops for a buffet-style picnic lunch with views over the park. After lunch, there is an optional 3-mile (4.8-km) hike on the Joint Trail, which passes through large boulders and side canyons to reach Chesler Park’s open meadows. The trail is well-maintained but includes some steep uphill sections, making it suitable for hikers in good physical condition. Those who opt out of the hike can rest near the vehicle and enjoy the surroundings. The tour also passes rock art sites along Utah Scenic Byway 279, which features accessible ancient drawings along easy paths. After the day’s exploration, the guide returns the group to Moab, completing the 4x4 adventure through remote and rugged parts of Canyonlands National Park. Included are a professional guide, 4x4 transport, ice water, and a buffet lunch. Park entrance fees are not included unless the participant has a valid annual National Parks Pass.
NAVTEC Expeditions - Day Tours
Participants meet independently at the designated point in Moab. The tour begins with a 2-hour scenic drive in a sturdy 4x4 vehicle to Chesler Park, located in the central Needles District of Canyonlands National Park.
Needles District Visitor Center
The Needles District features towering multicolored rock formations, ancient petroglyphs, desert vegetation such as cactus and sagebrush, and wildlife like birds, lizards, mule deer, and bighorn sheep. Visitors can observe the varied desert landscape and listen to the desert air scented by pinyon and juniper.
Elephant Hill
The guide drives the 4WD vehicle over Elephant Hill, one of southeastern Utah’s most difficult off-road trails. The route continues past Devil's Kitchen and along Devil's Lane before reaching SOB Hill, another challenging section that tests the guide’s driving skills.
Canyonlands National Park
Around midday, the group stops for a buffet-style picnic lunch at a scenic viewpoint. After lunch, participants may choose to hike the 3-mile Joint Trail loop, which passes between large boulders and side canyons to the open meadows of Chesler Park. The trail has a solid surface but includes steep uphill parts and is suited for physically fit hikers. Those not hiking can relax near the vehicle while appreciating the surroundings. The tour covers remote areas of Canyonlands to provide a close view of the landscape.
Utah Scenic Byway 279 Rock Art Sites
The tour passes accessible rock art sites along Utah Scenic Byway 279. These locations contain ancient drawings along easy paths suitable for most visitors.
Moab
After the full-day 4x4 trip, the guide returns the group to the original meeting point in Moab, ending the tour.
You can meet us at our office 15 minutes prior to departure at 321 N. Main St. in Moab. We have parking for your convenience and there is also free curbside parking all around if our lot is full. Please contact Navtec directly for pick-up.
End point
You can meet us at our office 15 minutes prior to departure at 321 N. Main St. in Moab. We have parking for your convenience and there is also free curbside parking all around if our lot is full. Please contact Navtec directly for pick-up.