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VVMT Tour Selections

3 EASY Steps: Single Day

Single Day Packages - Registration - Terms - Payment

1 Day - Northwest Mountains Tour
Northwest Mountain Tour - $225 - 130+ Miles About 6 Hours

1 Day - Hoover Dam Discovery Tour
Hoover Dam Discovery Tour - $325 - 100 Miles About 6 Hours

1 Day - Premiere Valley Tour -MOST POPULAR SINGLE
Premiere Valley Tour - $275 - 180+ Miles About 7 Hours

1 Day - Southwest Mining Tour
Southwest Mining Tour - $425 - 296+ Miles About 9 / 10 Hours

3 EASY Steps: Multiday - Registration - Terms - Payment
Multiday Packages

3 Days / 2 Nights
Light of Bryce Tour - $1995 - 650+ Miles

3 Days / 2 Nights
High Desert Plains Tour - $1995 - 800+ Miles

3 Days / 2 Nights - BEST 3 DAY RIDE!
Empire Canyons Tour - $1995 - 750+ Miles

2 Days / 1 Night
Zion's Hidden Treasure - $1295 - 500+ Miles

3 Days / 2 Nights
Zion's Hidden Treasure - $1995 - 650+ Miles

2 Days / 1 Night
Southern Utah's Wilderness Journey - $1295 - 800+ Miles - (Seasonal)

3 Days / 2 Nights
Southern Utah's Wilderness Journey - $1995 - 800+ Miles - (Seasonal)

Areas of Interest: Custom Group Tours
Bryce Canyon, Cedar Canyon, Capital Reef, Dixie National Forest, Grand Canyon North Rim, South Rim, Cedar Breaks, Eagle Valley, Zion National Park, West Zion Park, Historical Route 66, Sedona, Mining Town, Red Rock Canyon, Toiyabe National Forest, Valley of Fire, Hoover Dam, Oatman, California Cost, Redwoods, Sierras, Death Valley.

How do we book the tour?

1.) Single Day Registration or Multiday
2.) Immediately AFTER registration you'll be sent an email outlining 2 other EASY STEPS. PLEASE, check your spam folder to make sure it didn't land there if you don't see it.
Sending us an email from the Contact Us page IS NOT registering for a tour :)

Arizona Parks & Canyons

Coconino, Prescott and Tonto National Forest

Grand Canyon Motorcycle Tour - Arizona - Las Vegas - Laughlin - Rt 66

Historic Route 66

Be sure and check out Road Kill Cafe
You'll love the menu...
Wonder if they served Tenderized Coyote on a George Forman Grill

Had some really strong winds while crossing this most glorious prairie of US Historic Route 66. As you can see the road is really quite. You pass unusual old pieces of equipment just tossed out in the fields and left from years past.

Arizona Parks & Canyons - Coconino Forest

Happy Jack Lodge
Thought the price was a bit high for where this lodge/RV park was located, which was out in the middle no-where. Evidently others must feel the same way because this place was empty. We saw people pull in, in large RV's then leave for some reason. In fact, we didn't see one occupant in the entire resort as you can see from the photos. Really a nice place for a Ghost Town.

Getting Around takes quite an arsenal of mapping equipment. Only thing I've yet to stick on it, is a coffee cup holder.

Outstanding places to ride which we'll have on video

4 Layers of Curves From the top...

Hungry and ready to knaw on the edge of a wall we stopped at Outback Steak House in Flagstaff for a bite to eat. Wow, what a waitress, guess she had a bad day.

Nothing like a plate of blood for dinner... phooey. We had better eats...

Day 3 - On our way to Hoover Dam - We enjoyed the ride so much we forgot to stop and get photos...

Colorado River - Overlook

Interestingly enough, our journeys take us to the tops of mountains where temperatures drop from really-cold to the next valley, really-hot. Just yesterday, Ania was wearing the Tourmaster electric liner and electric gloves for driving comfort on top of the canyon pass and by the time you get to the bottom are stripping it all off.

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