Helicopter Tour to Rustler Canyon Utah

We head south, passing Gemini Bridges, Gold Bar, Thelma & Louise Point, Kane Creek and the infamous Chicken Corner. At this point, we will be over the Colorado looking up at Dead Horse Point, Canyonlands and the famous White Rim Trail. We then make way through Lockhart Basin (where the monolith was?) to Rustler Canyon. We will work our way back over Hurrah Pass, Back of Behind and the Moab Rim overlooking town. This is a fun ride!

Safety is paramount to all our tours. Our helicopters are meticulously maintained. Since we do venture into remote places we carry a full array of communications equipment including a satellite phone, portable tracking device, as well as onboard Emergency Locator Transmitters. Each aircraft is also equipped with survival and medical equipment.

Moab Heli X operates the Robinson R44 II and R66 Turbine Helicopters.

The R44?s aerodynamic fuselage optimizes airspeed and fuel economy. Hydraulic controls eliminate feedback forces and provide responsive handling. A low tail-rotor tip speed, newly designed muffler, and large cambered tail reduce flyover noise. These four-seat helicopters are high-performing, reliable, and easy to maintain. With a great view from any seat, and the latest in Robinson technology, our aircraft are a great way to view the vast and remote areas that Moab has to offer.

Raven II helicopters are powered by a Lycoming IO-540 fuel-injected engine. The IO-540 delivers better altitude performance and increased payload.

R66 TURBINE five-seat helicopters are reliable, economical, and easy to maintain. The R66?s spacious 300lb. capacity baggage compartment along with the powerful Rolls Royce RR300 turbine engine provides greater utility. The lightweight RR300 engine operates on readily available Jet A fuel, delivering increased reserve power, additional payload, and improved altitude performance. The R66 meets the FAA?s current crashworthiness regulations with energy-absorbing seats and a crash-worthy fuel system.