Hualapai Mountain UTV Fest (pronounced Wall a Pie)

This is an epic adventure and you will not want to miss it.

All activities will be held at the Hualapai Mountain Park. See camping and lodging information below. This is critical for this ride and since we have limited spaces.

UTV Offroad Adventures presents Hualapai Mountain Park. You won’t want to miss this weekend filled with adventure! This three-day event will take you on some of the most scenic trails Arizona has to offer in safe and organized manner. We will provide guided trails, meals, quick draw poker, corn hole tournament, raffles, and lots of fun, laughs and good times. Designed for all age groups and UTV experience. Come and see what we are all about and meet new and old friends. We will take you on a night ride and guided trail rides all while raising money for AZ Kidz Experience, a nonprofit charitable organization that supports Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

When Dan and Kyle were scouting all the trails, they commented on these being the most scenic trails they have seen yet.

One ride will take you to the Boriana Mines. The Boriana Mine was the second-largest tungsten mine in the US operating intermittently from 1915 to 1980. The underground workings consisted of 12 levels and nearly 3 miles of drifts! Secondary minerals from this tungsten mine included gold, silver, and copper. Today, parts of some of the original structure is still standing. Most of the wooden framing has fallen in on itself and many nails protrude from the old timbers. It is interesting to walk amongst the ruins, but caution is required as the wood is old and many nails protrude from the structure. There is a small spring near the mine which feeds into a small pond with goldfish swimming in the clear water. A great place to stretch your legs and enjoy a piece of history. In addition, you will have the opportunity to see some Petroglyphs.

The second ride will take you to the Hole in the Wall. You will experience being in the tall pine trees and then decent into the yucca trees and back to the tall cool pines. Also located is the Kappa mine and the ‘ovens’ that were used in the mining days.

Full event schedule, registration & details: HERE!