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Discover the Ultimate Off-Road Adventure with Dan Mick’s Guided Jeep Tours

For over 35 years, we’ve made safety our #1 priority—backed by an impeccable record and a passion for off-roading. Our expert guides know Moab’s rugged terrain inside and out, putting even the most nervous riders at ease. Every Jeep in our custom fleet is meticulously maintained for maximum safety and performance.

Dan Mick’s Guided Jeep Tours – Hell’s Revenge, All the Way
We don’t stop to watch the action — you are the action. From heart-pounding climbs to jaw-dropping descents, we tackle every obstacle on Hell’s Revenge. Some obstacles are additional fees. Want maximum adrenaline? We’ve got it. Prefer a gentler ride? Our “Nervous Wife Special” skips the gnarlier stuff but keeps the scenery.

Epic Obstacles: Gates of Hell, Mickey’s Hot Tub, Devil’s Hot Tub, Escalator, Tip Over Challenge, Star Case, The Abyss, Crash Mountain, The Car Wash, Cowboy Hill — and more.

Thrills, views, and non-stop adventure — that’s the Dan Mick way.

Try Hoorah Pass—a scenic, less intense route showcasing Moab’s breathtaking views without the adrenaline overload.

Unique Jeeps for Every Group

From our one-of-a-kind Jeepousines (two Jeeps welded together, seating up to five adults) to our family-friendly Jeeps for four adults and two kids, we’ve got you covered.

Adventure, comfort, and safety—Dan Mick’s delivers it all.

All rates plus tax, and fees. We have a small land use fee and a small booking fee.

* Optional obstacles are additional cost. $100 for escalator and $50 for mickeys Hot tub. $100 to make it a private tour per group. We also offer hotel and campground pickup for added convenience.
And with our 72-hour cancellation policy, planning your adventure is hassle-free. (Note: Tour prices are per person.)

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Who is DAN MICK?

Dan Mick — Moab Off-Road Pioneer

Dan Mick is one of the most recognized names in Moab, Utah’s off-road community. For decades, he has helped shape the Jeeping culture that has made Moab an international destination for four-wheel-drive enthusiasts.

Dan came to Moab in the late 1970s after serving in the United States Air Force. He initially worked in the automotive body business before eventually turning his lifelong interest in Jeeps and four-wheel driving into a career. Over the years, he bought, built, repaired, and modified countless Jeeps while developing an exceptional knowledge of southeastern Utah’s slickrock terrain.

Helping Shape Moab's Off-Road History

Dan became deeply involved with the Red Rock 4-Wheelers and served as the organization's president. Historical records identify him as president during the period when the club was operating the annual Easter Jeep Safari, an event that grew into one of Moab's most important off-road traditions.

Dan also worked closely with fellow Moab four-wheeler George Schultz during the early development of Hell's Revenge. Over the years, Dan helped establish and popularize many of the challenging lines and obstacles that became synonymous with the trail. These include Mickey's Hot Tub, Escalator, the Car Wash, Devil's Staircase and other obstacles throughout the Hell's Revenge area.

His knowledge of Moab's slickrock and decades of experience eventually earned him recognition far beyond the local community. KSL Outdoors featured Dan and referred to him as the "Godfather of Moab Jeepin'," while other automotive publications have sought him out to guide vehicles across Hell's Revenge.

Dan Mick's Guided Jeep Tours

Dan eventually turned his experience into a full-time tour business. His original operation was called Canyonland Adventure Tours before becoming Dan Mick's Guided Jeep Tours. Rather than simply renting Jeeps, Dan focused on personally guiding visitors through Moab's backcountry and sharing the experience, history and scenery of the area with them.

Today, Dan Mick's Guided Jeep Tours continues that tradition. The company has more than 35 years of guiding experience and is especially known for its Hell's Revenge tours and custom-built Jeeps.

A Moab Legacy

Dan's influence extends beyond operating a tour company. He has spent decades promoting four-wheel-drive recreation, helping maintain Moab's off-road traditions and advocating for continued public access to the trails surrounding the community. He also served four years on the Moab City Council.

Perhaps Dan Mick's greatest legacy is that what began as one man's passion for Jeeps became a family tradition. His children grew up driving, repairing and building Jeeps, and members of the Mick family continue guiding visitors across the same Moab slickrock that Dan has explored for decades.

For Dan, Jeeping has never simply been about conquering an obstacle. It has been about sharing Moab, preserving access to its trails, building a family business and introducing generations of visitors to one of the most unique off-road landscapes in the world.

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