moderate
4 hours
A moderate level of fitness is recommended, as you’ll be operating the Side-by-Side vehicle over varied terrain at high elevations, requiring alertness and stamina.
Discover an adrenaline-pumping Side-by-Side ATV adventure through Colorado’s White River National Forest. Explore alpine meadows, wildflower-filled fields, and breathtaking mountain views on this four-hour self-guided tour departing from Red Cliff.
Push The Limits • Must Reserve In Advance!
Experience the thrill of Colorado's backcountry on an exhilarating ATV or Side-by-Side tour! Navigate stunning trails in the White River National Forest, reaching heights of 12,000 feet. With safety instructions provided, explore at your own pace amidst breathtaking alpine meadows and wildlife, making for an unforgettable adventure.
4 Hours
Looking for adventure tours in Colorado? Our ATV & Side-by-Side Tours & Rentals allow for multiple ways to enjoy backcountry excursions in the high elevation Rockies of Colorado. All guests are given vehicle and safety instructions, making the experience approachable for any skill level.
Spend some time exploring the White River National Forest on our easy-to-ride trails. Starting at 9,200 feet, our off-road trails can take you to elevation heights of 12,000 feet. Ride through beautiful alpine meadows with wildflowers, rushing brooks, and a chance to spot wildlife on one of the most unique adventure tours in Colorado.
We’ll give you a safety orientation, operating instructions, and you can explore the ATV trails on your own! Our Can-AM BRP Outlander ATV rentals are priced by the hour and we will make sure you’re equipped with a map of the ATV trail and all you need to know before you head out. Enjoy over 100 miles of trail system in the White River National Forest.
A $10 Forest Service Fee is charged per person on all tours, in addition to tour pricing.
Ensure you arrive on time at Nova Guides to receive thorough safety and vehicle operation instructions before your ride.
Keep a respectful distance from wildlife such as mule deer and pine martens to protect both you and the animals.
Prepare for changes in altitude with plenty of water and take breaks as needed to avoid altitude sickness.
Follow the marked trail system to protect the forest ecosystem and avoid fines or penalties.
White River National Forest was established in 1891 and is the most visited national forest in the United States, with rich mining and outdoor recreation heritage.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked trails to minimize habitat disruption and preserve the forest’s natural integrity.
Protect your feet during rugged off-road riding.
Mountain weather can change quickly—dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Reduce glare from sun reflecting off rocky surfaces and alpine meadows.
summer specific
Stay hydrated in high-altitude, dry conditions during your ride.