Description
Discover the pioneer history that blends seamlessly into the pristine beauty of nature on a 4-hour escapade into the heart of the San Juan Mountains. This self-directed journey grants you half of a day to navigate the vast network of trail systems beyond the confines of Silverton. Commandeer one of our top-tier ATVs/UTVs, each one a paragon of power and agility, and set off to conquer an extensive array of trails. Our impeccably maintained vehicles, coupled with top-notch safety gear, empower you to master the landscape with confidence and poise. Conveniently hit the trails directly—no need for a trailer to transport your rental. This adventure is tailor-made for both seasoned enthusiasts and inquisitive first-timers, delivering a harmonious mix of adrenaline-pumping action and serene exploration, all against the breathtaking canvas of Colorado's untamed splendor.
Looking to get further in the backcountry or a local expert to show you the way?
Check out these additional options for more ways to explore the San Juan Backcountry:
Half Day or Full Day Rentals
2 Hour Guided Tour
3 Hour Guided Tour with Lunch
Half Day or Full Day Guided Tour
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the requirements for operating or riding in a UTV?
All individuals must be 16 years or older w/ a valid drivers license to operate our vehicles. If driver is between the ages of 16 and 21, they must purchase walk away insurance for $50/day. ATV Passengers must be 5 years or older, UTV passengers have no age limit but anyone under 5 years of age must be in a car seat. Please bring your drivers license and credit card for the damage deposit.
Is learning how to drive a UTV beginner friendly?
Safety Instructions on how to operate the ATV are included in the rental. All of our machines have automatic transmission, acceptable for beginners and advanced riders alike. First-time drivers will not have any trouble learning the ropes but may consider adding the walk-away insurance.
What kind of gear should we wear?
We recommend hiking attire; closed toe shoes, long pants, layers in case of weather changes, and a rain jacket because you never know what weather will happen in Colorado. You are in an open-air vehicle driving through dusty and muddy trails so wear clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. We recommend covering your face with a buff or hankerchief. Helmets are included and mandatory. Eye protection is required; we have goggles available for rent.
Do I need to sign a wavier?
Yes, all riders must sign a liability and equipment waiver. Don't forget to bring a valid driver's license and a credit card for the damage waiver.