Want A Two-Day Yamaha UTV Tour of the Mojave? Eaglerider's Got It

Further proving it's more than just a motorcycle rental company, Eaglerider is expanding its UTV desert tour options with a new 2-day trip in 2026.

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By: Janaki Jitchotvisut

Apr 1, at 8:55am ET

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If you're the type of person who likes to look at your surroundings as you're going places, chances are excellent that you've seen EagleRider locations around (that is, assuming you've been riding or driving around the US). Maybe you've even rented a motorcycle from the company before; that is, after all, what EagleRider is probably best known for.

But if you didn't know that EagleRider also offers UTV tours, well, it does! It's been offering half-day guided tours from its Las Vegas location already, using both Yamaha and Polaris side-by-side options. However, in 2026, it's just announced that it's expanding its UTV tour options to include a brand-new two-day Yamaha UTV Mojave Desert Tour.

The tour will wend its way from Las Vegas to Pahrump, Nevada, and guests will spend the night at the Golden Nugget. Participants will spend their time on trails, seeing all the natural beauty that the desert has to offer, including mountains, Joshua trees, horses, and more. If you're lucky, maybe you'll even get to see a roadrunner or two!

The next day, the tour will head out to the iconic Cathedral Canyon, as well as pay a visit to the Pioneer Saloon. According to EagleRider, this tour has been designed to offer a bit more time exploring than its standard half-day UTV tour offerings, while still remaining family-friendly and accessible for drivers of all skill levels.

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Only five events are planned for the inaugural year of this tour in 2026, but at the time of writing, EagleRider does not yet have the signup page available on its website so you can register, and it also hasn't announced pricing information just yet. (For anyone who's about to jump into the comments and ask about either of those two things, we can't give you information we don't have. Sorry.)

In any case, if you're interested in potentially signing up when it does go live, you may want to enter your email address on their website to sign up for their newsletter. It's a beautiful area of the country to explore, and it should be a great time for everyone to experience (as long as you remember your sunscreen, sunglasses, and hat).