Are you a Moab based outfitter?
No. We travel to the trails. We have been guiding people for over 15 years in lots of places, and Moab is one of the spots we know best. We hold the BLM permits needed to guide there.
Do I drive my own Jeep?
Yes. Our trips are guided you drive trips in your own rig. We lead, spot and coach you through the trail.
What does private tour mean?
It means your group is the only group with your guide. Other people will be out on the trail, but you are not stuck in a line of 25 Jeeps waiting your turn. The guide's time goes to you.
How long is a trail day?
There is no time limit. A lot of tours stop at three and a half or five hours, but we don't limit our fun that way. We generally run from sunup till sundown, enjoy a lunch on the trail and continue the adventure.
I'm new to off roading. Is this for me?
Absolutely. One on one coaching is what we do best. We will match the pace and the lines to your comfort level and help you build skills as the day goes on.
Will my Jeep make it?
Most likely, yes. Check the Your Jeep section for the basics and what helps on harder trails, then send us your build. We will pick trails that fit your rig and your comfort level.
Can I bring passengers or kids?
Yes. The seats in your Jeep are yours to fill. Kids are welcome as long as they ride in the right car seat or booster for their age. Let us know who is coming so we can plan the right route.
Can we switch drivers during the day?
Sure. Any licensed driver in your group can take a turn behind the wheel. We swap at a safe stop.
Can I bring my dog?
Talk to us first. Long days, hot slickrock and steep climbs are tough on dogs, so we will help you decide if your pup is up for it and how to keep them safe and secured in the Jeep.
What happens if it rains or snows?
We run in most weather. If the trail is unsafe, like wet slickrock or flash flood risk, we change the route or work with you on a new day. See Good to Know for more.
What if my Jeep breaks down or gets stuck?
Recovery help is part of every trip. We carry recovery gear and help with trail fixes to get you rolling again or safely off the trail. Bring the spare parts and tools on our Trip Prep list so small problems stay small.
Where do we meet?
Once you book, we send you the meeting spot and start time for each day, along with what to expect on the route.
Are there bathrooms on the trail?
Facilities are limited out there. Some trailheads have vault toilets, but most of the day is in the backcountry. We plan stops along the way, and it is smart to bring toilet paper and a waste bag.
Do I need a radio?
Radios make the day smoother since we talk you through the obstacles. Bring a CB or handheld if you have one. If you don't, tell us before the trip and we will sort it out.
When is the best time of year to go?
It depends on where. Moab is best in spring and fall, with quiet, cool trails in winter. The Colorado high country is a summer into early fall trip. Sand Hollow shines from fall through spring. See Where We Guide.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Hooper's Overland Adventures LLC is licensed and insured, and we hold BLM permits for guiding in Moab.
How do I get rates and book?
Fill out the form below or message us on Facebook. We will send current rates, open dates and everything you need to lock in your spot.