Mojave Desert Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Mojave Desert. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Half-Day Mojave Desert ATV Tour From Las Vegas

• Grand Canyon National Park South From Las Vegas With Lunch, WiFi

• Ultimate Hidden Valley and Primm RZR Adventure From Las Vegas

• Extreme Flight Experience in Las Vegas

• Guided Mojave Desert Off Road RZR Adventure

While some attractions within the Mojave Desert, such as Death Valley National Park, are ticketed, public areas are free to explore on your own. If you’re visiting from Las Vegas, consider joining a guided tour to the desert. Half-day off-roading tours start at US$75, while full-day excursions cost more.

Yes, the Mojave Desert is definitely worth visiting, especially if you're looking for a change of scenery from the flashy Las Vegas Strip. Spanning four states, the Mojave is huge, and it can be hard to know where to go on your own. Head there with a tour guide who can show you the best desert landscapes and safely lead you through outdoor adventures, such as riding all-terrain vehicles. Mojave Desert ATV tours often provide transportation from Las Vegas—perfect if you're traveling without a car.

Per one customer who booked the Half-Day Mojave Desert ATV Tour from Las Vegas, "Dain was an excellent guide—very competent and informative. There were a lot of folks on the tour who have never been on an ATV before, but Dain made sure that we were all prepared and confident by the time we headed out. Everyone did a great job. The ride was a LOT of fun and the scenery was great. You get pretty dusty, but that's part of the whole experience."

Head to the Mojave Desert for solace, amazing landscapes, and fantastic views. You can drive yourself or hire guided tours. Have an adventurous ATV tour on the dunes out of Vegas, make a trip to Death Valley, or venture into the Grand Canyon—all options for exploring the Mojave Desert.

The Mojave Desert has crazy landscapes with cliffs, valleys, sizeable open desert stretches, and North America's hottest place: Death Valley. It’s named after the Mojave Native Americans and stretches into Utah, Arizona, and Nevada, with most of it being in California—quite a big desert.

Stay away from the Mojave Desert in the summer, when temperatures get hot, especially in areas like Death Valley. Instead, visit from October through May, but know that the temps will dip considerably around December and January. Spring flowers come out between February and April, making for colorful hiking.

The Mojave Desert covers a lot of territory, so there are plenty of tour options. Adventure ATV and UTV tours cover lots of ground in the desert trails. Some visit the Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, and more. Choose private or group guided tours ranging from half-day to multi-day experiences.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting the Mojave Desert. According to travelers, these are some of the top Las Vegas attractions:

• Las Vegas Strip

• Fremont Street Experience

• Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign

• Fountains of Bellagio

• High Roller Observation Wheel

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Las Vegas.