Combine controlled range time with a guided UTV tour through the Yellow Pine Mining District just outside Las Vegas. Expect firearms instruction, an explosive target, and private desert trails that pass century‑old mine ruins.
Combine controlled range time with a guided UTV tour through the Yellow Pine Mining District just outside Las Vegas. Expect firearms instruction, an explosive target, and private desert trails that pass century‑old mine ruins.
Morning light cuts across low, scrubby ridgelines as UTV tires bite into a four‑mile dirt road and the desert wakes under a vast blue. Participants switch from the focused quiet of a shooting line — the sting of recoil, the pop of clay and an explosive target’s distant bloom — into the roar of a single‑seat UTV as it climbs toward weathered mine ruins. It’s a day of calibrated adrenaline: precision at the range, then throttle and line choice on private trails.
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Operated by Adrenaline Mountain · Goodsprings, Nevada
Morning light cuts across low, scrubby ridgelines as UTV tires bite into a four‑mile dirt road and the desert wakes under a vast blue. Participants switch from the focused quiet of a shooting line — the sting of recoil, the pop of clay and an explosive target’s distant bloom — into the roar of a single‑seat UTV as it climbs toward weathered mine ruins. It’s a day of calibrated adrenaline: precision at the range, then throttle and line choice on private trails.
This route threads the historic Yellow Pine Mining District, where prospectors worked ore more than a century ago; shafts and collapsed timbers still mark the slopes. Geologically the area sits in the Mojave’s basin-and-range country: fractured volcanic outcrops, alluvial fans, and caliche flats that alternate with rocky gullies. Local culture is a hard-edged mix of Old West mining history and modern motorsport — Goodsprings’ Pioneer Saloon is the human anchor nearby.
Expect roughly 3–5 hours of activity (the listed duration is 270 minutes), a shooting briefing and supervised range time selecting three guns from a large roster, then a guided UTV loop over private trails with several short climbs and wind-scoured washes. Trails are sandy to rocky; traction changes quickly.
Practical notes: use WAZE to reach the meeting point or arrange pick-up at Pioneer Saloon; bring identification to drive, sunscreen, closed-toe shoes and a short‑range daypack. Follow staff safety briefings for firearms and helmet communication during the ride — both are provided. The experience is high‑energy, controlled, and best timed for cooler parts of the day in summer.
moderate.
4–5 hours.
Low-to-moderate: minimal sustained aerobic effort required, but you should be comfortable climbing into/out of UTVs and standing during range sessions.
Shooters must be at least 18 years old to participate in the shooting portion; ID will be checked.
Yes — non‑shooters can join the UTV portion and spectate the range under staff supervision; let the operator know when booking.
Use the WAZE app to the provided coordinates; there’s a 4‑mile dirt access road. If you prefer not to drive it, request pickup at the Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings when booking.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
The Yellow Pine Mining District saw significant activity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; remnants of shafts and mine infrastructure remain visible along the trails.
Stay on marked routes, avoid entering old mine shafts and pack out all trash; ranges and operators in the area manage lead and cleanup practices — follow staff guidance to minimize impact.
Adrenaline Mountain operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Morning light cuts across low, scrubby ridgelines as UTV tires bite into a four‑mile dirt road and the desert wakes under a vast blue. Participants switch from the focused quiet of a shooting line — the sting of recoil, the pop of clay and an explosive target’s distant bloom — into the roar of a single‑seat UTV as it climbs toward weathered mine ruins. It’s a day of calibrated adrenaline: precision at the range, then throttle and line choice on private trails.
Morning light cuts across low, scrubby ridgelines as UTV tires bite into a four‑mile dirt road and the desert wakes under a vast blue. Participants switch from the focused quiet of a shooting line — the sting of recoil, the pop of clay and an explosive target’s distant bloom — into the roar of a single‑seat UTV as it climbs toward weathered mine ruins. It’s a day of calibrated adrenaline: precision at the range, then throttle and line choice on private trails.
This route threads the historic Yellow Pine Mining District, where prospectors worked ore more than a century ago; shafts and collapsed timbers still mark the slopes. Geologically the area sits in the Mojave’s basin-and-range country: fractured volcanic outcrops, alluvial fans, and caliche flats that alternate with rocky gullies. Local culture is a hard-edged mix of Old West mining history and modern motorsport — Goodsprings’ Pioneer Saloon is the human anchor nearby.
Expect roughly 3–5 hours of activity (the listed duration is 270 minutes), a shooting briefing and supervised range time selecting three guns from a large roster, then a guided UTV loop over private trails with several short climbs and wind-scoured washes. Trails are sandy to rocky; traction changes quickly.
Practical notes: use WAZE to reach the meeting point or arrange pick-up at Pioneer Saloon; bring identification to drive, sunscreen, closed-toe shoes and a short‑range daypack. Follow staff safety briefings for firearms and helmet communication during the ride — both are provided. The experience is high‑energy, controlled, and best timed for cooler parts of the day in summer.