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Learn basic riding skills with a supportive introduction
Explore slickrock formations with optional short scenic hike
Experience glowing canyon walls during the golden sunset hour
Enjoy beginner-friendly electric bikes ideal for families
Sunset Desert Ride Through Dixie National Forest and Yant Flats
A unique “Tahset sunset ride” offers an unforgettable journey through the striking high desert landscapes of Dixie National Forest, leading toward the vivid sandstone formations of Yant Flats, just north of St. George. The route follows wide, well-maintained gravel roads that open up sweeping panoramic views in every direction, creating a calm and confidence-building experience ideal for beginners and families alike.
As the sun begins to descend, the desert transforms dramatically. The surrounding cliffs and rock formations gradually shift into glowing tones of gold, orange, and soft pink, creating a breathtaking natural display. This shifting light enhances the beauty of the canyon terrain, turning the ride into a peaceful and visually stunning experience through one of the American Southwest’s most iconic environments.
Participants also have the option to step away from the ride for a short hike across slickrock terrain toward the Candy Cliffs, often described as Southern Utah’s answer to The Wave. Alternatively, guests may continue riding through open desert trails and unique rock formations, taking in the vast, quiet beauty of the landscape at their own pace.
With included safety gear, a brief skills introduction, and supportive guidance throughout, the experience is designed to be both accessible and adventurous. Whether riding, hiking, or combining both activities, the setting sun over Dixie National Forest delivers a powerful and memorable desert moment shaped by light, color, and open wilderness.
Sunset Desert Ride Through Dixie National Forest and Yant Flats
A unique “Tahset sunset ride” offers an unforgettable journey through the striking high desert landscapes of Dixie National Forest, leading toward the vivid sandstone formations of Yant Flats, just north of St. George. The route follows wide, well-maintained gravel roads that open up sweeping panoramic views in every direction, creating a calm and confidence-building experience ideal for beginners and families alike.
As the sun begins to descend, the desert transforms dramatically. The surrounding cliffs and rock formations gradually shift into glowing tones of gold, orange, and soft pink, creating a breathtaking natural display. This shifting light enhances the beauty of the canyon terrain, turning the ride into a peaceful and visually stunning experience through one of the American Southwest’s most iconic environments.
Participants also have the option to step away from the ride for a short hike across slickrock terrain toward the Candy Cliffs, often described as Southern Utah’s answer to The Wave. Alternatively, guests may continue riding through open desert trails and unique rock formations, taking in the vast, quiet beauty of the landscape at their own pace.
With included safety gear, a brief skills introduction, and supportive guidance throughout, the experience is designed to be both accessible and adventurous. Whether riding, hiking, or combining both activities, the setting sun over Dixie National Forest delivers a powerful and memorable desert moment shaped by light, color, and open wilderness.
- Electric dirt bike rental
- Helmet and protective safety gear
- Guided tour with route support
- Pre-ride skills introduction
- Gratuities
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Customer Reviews

I had a great time hiking Yant Flats, Candy Cliffs and Yellow Top. I drove up from Leeds, which is an easier, less rugged, road. It's a 1.3-mile hike and a well-defined path out to the Flats. I had a great time exploring the area. I used a hiking app to help me find Candy Cliffs and Yellow Top portions of Yant Flats. Great views and scenery

Excellent hike and not too hard to get to from town. If you have time to drive up a rugged dirt road from St George, you will pass several other great hikes. Make sure to have plenty of water as you can end up hiking over 5 miles if you like to wander and explore like me. Otherwise, it is about 1.3 miles one way.

DO NOT DRIVE IN FROM ST GEORGE GO IN FROM LEEDS. The road from St George is a little bit treacherous and you need a minimum of an all-wheel drive with high clearance. The road washboard cats are so close together that you can hydroplane and I was in a four-wheel drive. There are areas but there's only room for one car and it's going around hairpin turns with no visibility and a drop off on the side. On the way home I saw a Jeep in front of us and I asked if everything was okay and he said he broke a couple straps on his suspension and had to hobble it home. The trail itself is very deep dirt and all uphill to the first area of rocks and the first views. You could easily get lost on all the paths and all the rocks so take note where you're going. It is quite beautiful we got there just before sunset.


