Hidden Valley RZR Tour

Reviewed by the Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

A small-group off-road tour that puts you behind the wheel of your own Polaris RZR for a couple of hours of dusty desert-and-mountain driving in the Mojave, with round-trip pickup from the Luxor and South Point.

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Is Hidden Valley RZR Tour Worth It? Review & Booking

The Hidden Valley RZR Tour is a small-group, off-road driving trip into the Mojave Desert southwest of Las Vegas. After a complimentary hotel pickup and a short shuttle to a staging area near Jean and Primm, riders get a hands-on safety briefing and then take the wheel of their own Polaris RZR side-by-side, following a lead guide along the trail.

The route covers roughly two to two-and-a-half hours of driving through desert washes, rocky terrain and mountain overlooks in the McCullough Range and historic Hidden Valley. The RZRs are automatic and seat one or two people, so no prior off-road experience is needed; helmet and goggles are provided, drivers must be 16 or older, and passengers 12 or older.

It is dusty and bumpy by design — that is the point — but know the shape of the day: the full outing runs four to five hours with a good chunk spent shuttling to and from the trailhead, and pickup is limited to the Luxor and South Point only, so guests at other hotels have to get there first. There is no meal, and summer midday heat in the desert is severe. For active travelers who would rather drive a side-by-side than ride along in a jeep, it is a genuine, hands-on thrill.

Insider tipPickup runs only from the Luxor and South Point, so if you're staying elsewhere, cab or rideshare to one of those before your call time. In summer, book the morning departure — afternoon heat at the trailhead is brutal.

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Location

Las Vegas, Nevada

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need off-road experience to drive?

No. Guides give a hands-on orientation and lead the whole route at a controllable pace, so first-timers can drive. The RZRs are automatic, so there is no clutch or shifting to manage.

How is this different from the Hidden Valley and Primm RZR tour?

This route stays in the Hidden Valley area for a shorter drive, while the Extreme Primm version adds more trail miles and runs longer. Pick this one if you want the core off-road experience without a near full-day commitment.

Can two people share one RZR?

Yes. The Polaris RZRs seat up to two, so a driver and a passenger can ride together, and adults can swap the driver's seat at stops. Solo drivers are welcome too.

What should I wear and bring?

Beyond closed-toe shoes and dusty-day clothes, a bandana or neck gaiter helps against fine trail dust, and a strap for sunglasses keeps them on over the bumps. Bring water; the desert air is dry even in cooler months.

When is the best time of year to go?

Spring and fall are the most comfortable. Summer mornings are bearable but midday desert heat here regularly tops 100°F, so book the earliest slot; rare high wind or rain can also affect departures.

Rating

4.9

PriceFrom $123

Duration4 to 5 hours

WhereLas Vegas, Nevada

PickupComplimentary round-trip shuttle from the Luxor and South Point hotels only; no other pickup points.

TransportAir-conditioned van to a desert staging area near Jean and Primm, about 20 to 30 minutes from the Strip.

VehicleDrive your own Polaris RZR side-by-side (1- or 2-seat); automatic, so no prior off-road experience is required.

Trail timeRoughly 2 to 2.5 hours of driving; total outing about 4 to 5 hours.

IncludedSafety briefing, helmet and goggles, and a lead guide throughout the ride.

Age & requirementsDrivers must be 16 or older with a valid driver's license; passengers must be 12 or older.

What to bringClosed-toe shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and clothes you don't mind getting dusty.

Group sizeKept small for a more personal ride.

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