Trail Dust Jeep Tours

A large group of people from all over the country came to Tucson for an annual conference. Three Jeeps went on the tour. Our group was escorted by Kurt. What a delightful day we had! I would go back tomorrow if my day wasn't planned already. Kurt was informative, funny,accommodating and showed us all a great time! I will be bringing any visitors that wish to go as soon as we can! Well done, Trail Dust Tours!

I had no idea what I was in for when I sighed up for the tour, but I had an amazing time. Our guide Andy was so knowledgeable about the area and reay enjoyed sharing his knowledge. We called our jeep, Andy and the Golden Girls! You could tell all of rhw guides took great pride in making sure their group had a wonderful time. A local business owner met us atop the mountain to cool and seve lunch. I had never been to Tucson before but this will always be one of my most memorable experiences!

My daughter, cousin and I did a haunted tour; Curse of the Black Stallion Ranch. It was described as an escape room type tour. The actors and props were fun. The tour guide was interactive and made the tour entertaining. It's a fun tour for all ages. The puzzle wasn't too hard , we had alot of interactions and help from other tour members. It's a fun activity for a night.

Had an amazing experience on this tour! Jon our tour guide was so personable and a wealth of knowledge. He was ABSOLUTELY fantastic he is definitely the reason that this tour was so great. The Jeep was fun, provided nice blankets recommend wearing sunglasses to at least protect your eyes from the dirt/sand? blowing in your face. Jon had some hair ties on hand for the ladies (very nice touch!) Was able to sample cactus fruit and smell various plants (the peanut butter one was my favorite). Loved learning about how the natives used plants, how to find water, and the iron! Would definitely come back again and insist that he is my guide! Thank you Jon!

Crappy old jeeps ... not safe Drivers act as tour guide but only talk to front passenger The 4 wheel drive tour is so lame you could do it in a Toyota Prius no need for 4 wheel drive We had multiple jeeps on our tour none of which should be on the road ... The food and drink at the end was okay nothing great Personally I would not get in a jeep that has so bad exhaust fumes for 2 hours every again let alone pay good money for such poor tour

Excellent tour and guide. He talked non stop for over three hours about the history of Tucson and the surroundings. He was very entertaining and educated us on all of the plants and animals that make up desert. Definitely did not expect this type educational tour. Unfortunately the Jeeps did not appear to be very safe. Our speedometer was not working and had a strong gas odor. If the jeeps were a little more road worthy I would have given it a 5 but have to deduct 1 star for safety.

My company went on a Jeep tour as part of a company retreat. Can't recommend highly enough as an activity if you're visiting the area. All the guides were extremely knowledgeable about the Sonoran desert, proactive about pointing things out rather than waiting for us to us questions. We did ask a ton of questions and our guides were great about answering all of them. Especially recommend Kurt as a guide.

They always deliver a great experience. Guides are knowledgeable. Routes are always interesting.

My family and out of town guests did the sunset tour this evening.Our guide David was so awesome and knowledgeable. The jeep ride was so much fun and exhilarating. The ranch was beautiful and we learned so much about desert life. The stop at the lookout point was very interesting and we saw petroglyphs in the bedrock.The sunset was spectacular as well.I would recommend warm clothes for the ride back. I highly recommend this tour!

I visited Tucson for the first time this year and was fortunate to go out into the desert with this group. I learned so much! It was educational, fun and so great to see the desert up close !