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Swap high‑rise views for open trails: a 60‑minute ATV tour through south Miami‑Dade’s agricultural corridors, with helmets, orientation and local guides. Perfect for families and first‑time riders looking for an easy off‑road escape.
Swap high‑rise views for open trails: a 60‑minute ATV tour through south Miami‑Dade’s agricultural corridors, with helmets, orientation and local guides. Perfect for families and first‑time riders looking for an easy off‑road escape.
The engine bumps beneath you as the gate swings open and Miami’s urban edge falls behind — one minute you’re in the city, the next you’re on rutted trails that thread through open fields and citrus rows. Dust rises; the guide points out a flowering hedge and a low wetland where a heron watches the riders go by. The hour moves fast: short accelerations, gentle turns, and repeated views of wide sky over farmland.
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Operated by Redland ATV Rentals corp · Miami, Florida
The engine bumps beneath you as the gate swings open and Miami’s urban edge falls behind — one minute you’re in the city, the next you’re on rutted trails that thread through open fields and citrus rows. Dust rises; the guide points out a flowering hedge and a low wetland where a heron watches the riders go by. The hour moves fast: short accelerations, gentle turns, and repeated views of wide sky over farmland.
This ride runs on the agricultural backbone of south Miami‑Dade — the Redland and Krome Avenue corridor, an area shaped by Everglades drainage, limestone bedrock, and decades of small-scale farming. You’ll encounter crop plots, flowering hedgerows and traces of early 20th‑century rural settlement; guides often narrate local farming practices and how hurricanes and water policy reshaped the landscape.
Expect mostly flat, mixed dirt and sandy trails with occasional mud after rain. The tour emphasizes safety: helmets are provided and an orientation precedes every ride. Drivers must be at least 16 with a valid driver’s license, and tours are wheelchair accessible for non‑driving participants and support staff transport.
Practical tips: bring closed‑toe shoes, sun protection and a refillable water bottle; rides can be dusty and hot in summer. Arrive early to check in at 15400 SW 172nd Ave, follow operator pickup instructions, and keep your cancellation window in mind — full refunds require 24‑hour notice. For a quick, family‑friendly blast of off‑road terrain within reach of Miami, this ATV loop delivers hands‑on fun and local color without hidden fees.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; riders should be able to climb on and off an ATV and maintain balance while riding.
Yes — helmets are provided and required; operators fit helmets during orientation before the ride.
No prior experience is necessary; a safety briefing and basic instruction are given on site.
Drivers must be at least 16 years old and present a valid driver’s license; check with the operator about passenger age rules.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; tours may be canceled for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
South Miami‑Dade grew from early rural settlements and commercial truck‑farming; drainage projects and hurricane history shaped the farmland you’ll ride through.
Trails cross sensitive agricultural and wetland edges — stay on designated paths, avoid disturbing wildlife, and pack out all trash to protect soils and waterways.
Redland ATV Rentals corp operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine bumps beneath you as the gate swings open and Miami’s urban edge falls behind — one minute you’re in the city, the next you’re on rutted trails that thread through open fields and citrus rows. Dust rises; the guide points out a flowering hedge and a low wetland where a heron watches the riders go by. The hour moves fast: short accelerations, gentle turns, and repeated views of wide sky over farmland.
The engine bumps beneath you as the gate swings open and Miami’s urban edge falls behind — one minute you’re in the city, the next you’re on rutted trails that thread through open fields and citrus rows. Dust rises; the guide points out a flowering hedge and a low wetland where a heron watches the riders go by. The hour moves fast: short accelerations, gentle turns, and repeated views of wide sky over farmland.
This ride runs on the agricultural backbone of south Miami‑Dade — the Redland and Krome Avenue corridor, an area shaped by Everglades drainage, limestone bedrock, and decades of small-scale farming. You’ll encounter crop plots, flowering hedgerows and traces of early 20th‑century rural settlement; guides often narrate local farming practices and how hurricanes and water policy reshaped the landscape.
Expect mostly flat, mixed dirt and sandy trails with occasional mud after rain. The tour emphasizes safety: helmets are provided and an orientation precedes every ride. Drivers must be at least 16 with a valid driver’s license, and tours are wheelchair accessible for non‑driving participants and support staff transport.
Practical tips: bring closed‑toe shoes, sun protection and a refillable water bottle; rides can be dusty and hot in summer. Arrive early to check in at 15400 SW 172nd Ave, follow operator pickup instructions, and keep your cancellation window in mind — full refunds require 24‑hour notice. For a quick, family‑friendly blast of off‑road terrain within reach of Miami, this ATV loop delivers hands‑on fun and local color without hidden fees.