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USD $147.00
U-Drive Desert Car Tour in the Sonoran Desert
Phoenix, United States of America
You and your tour guide will drive through some of the finest off road
trails, washes, woops and hillsides. This is an exciting off-road/racing
styled adventure in the Arizona Sonoran Desert you won't want to miss!
Centrally located near Scottsdale, this is the best fun you can have in the dirt as you follow the desert trails through sandy washes and rocky creek beds, eventually cresting a series of ridge lines. The result is an awesome view of the surrounding Sonoran Desert.
You are in the driver's seat, but your experienced guide will be with you all the way offering advice and instruction for a fun and safe couple of hours in the desert.
The "C2" Desert car is a 2 seat vehicle fitted with a roll cage and seat belts.
Wasn't much of a site seeing trip as you could not see anything but dust. The crew were very professional and overall a good experience.
Review by: Kristi H, February 2013
This was very exciting because you get to drive your own Desert Car and we went quite fast. The biggest downfall was the tour guide not very friendly, nor organized. During our tour we unfortunately had a flat tire, they did not have a patch nor spare to fix on trail, which according to terrain must happen periodically so had to cut the whole ride short. The guide put blame on the driver for not driving in the exact trail that he was but closer to the back it was very dusty, they were moving quickly and you had to pick your trail, I do not believe it was a total driver fault, for accidents like this happen to the best of us. The tour could have continued if the guides were prepared. This could have been a blast for the terrain is quite rugged, they do move fast and go through water, so be prepared to get wet and dirty and have fun!
Review by: Leslie T, August 2012
Our desert car tour was great! The cars were fun to drive and felt very safe and stable. The guides were helpful and polite and were concerned about our safety. It was a unique way to see the desert landscape.
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