River Expeditions
The Maze is the most primitive, least explored, and most remote district of Canyonlands. So isolated is this area that Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch used it for a hideout. The Maze is also home to a splendid collection of ancient Anasazi Indian rock art panels and ruins. Only hikers and experienced four-wheelers have the good fortune to see these spectacular archaeological wonders.
The Maze 4x4 in Canyonlands
Horseshoe Canyon Barrier-Style Art – Hiking (HS0)
Tag-A-Long will charter this far reaching backcountry tour for a single day's use. The rock art is sublime life size anthropoids. The setting tucked away to require 8 miles of hiking, up and down a 600-foot escarpment on a sturdy trail. Meets in Moab.
Maze Rush (JM0)
Envision the rush of wind as you jet boat upon the Colorado River into the Canyonlands National Park heart. There you meet up with your 4x4 and Maze hiking guide to climb out of the river corridor into the Dolls House. You'll feel the rush of total immersion in the Utah wilderness and rove the 4WD trails back to Moab.
Maze Wilderness Immersion 4 wheel drive & hiking (MD3)
The intimidating and perilous landscape of the Maze calls only the adventurous and curious hiker into its entangling network of canyons and hiking trails. We gain access to the Maze through a network of 4x4 trails. The result is unparalleled solitude while you explore the archeological wonders in this powerful landscape.
The Outlaws, The Native American Trail (GK4 & MD3)
The integrity of this trip puts visitors in touch with human history of the Utah region. Embraces Butch Cassidy and the Robbers Roost hideout. Cultural history restores the stories of Native Americans from ancient rock art panels in the Maze District by 4x4 of Canyonlands to the present Uintah and Ouray tribes occupying lands along the Green River in Desolation and Gray Canyons by river rafting. A night in Moab will be included mid-way.
Maze Wilderness Immersion/Cataract Canyon Express (4x4 and whitewater rafting MC4)
Deep immersion by 4x4 in Canyonlands National Park's pristine Maze region AND the full-tilt whitewater of Cataract Canyon. Who says you can't have it all?