Driving an all-terrain vehicle is a great way to see Colorado. You’ll be able to experience a vast amount of countryside in a relatively short period. All-terrain vehicles are available for rent throughout the Rockies.
List of ATV Tours and Rentals
Take a guided tour into the Rocky Mountain’s vast backcountry. Discover ghost towns, former mining relics, and natural landmarks. Or rent your own with a friend and choose your own adventure.
Guide to ATVing in Colorado
All levels of riders will find terrain they like, with miles and miles of former mining roads waiting to be explored. You can rent ATVs at locations across the state, so it’s always easy to find one.
Guided tours run from late spring to early fall, with some running year-round, depending on the environment. You can go out for a couple of hours or a full day. There’s also the option of renting an ATV and taking it out yourself, on an unguided adventure.
Trails exist in all parts of the state, from federal lands like national forests and BLM to certain state parks. They access a variety of attractions and sights, including distant lakes, former mines, and ghost towns.
What to bring ATVing
- Closed-toe shoes, layers of clothes, long pants, rain jacket
- Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat (helmet & goggles sometimes provided)
- Water, snacks
- Camera
Related Activities
Jeeps share many of the same 4×4 roads as ATVs. Both usually pass numerous historic mines and ghost towns.
