Do I need a driver's license to operate the ATV?

Drivers must be 16 or older, but a formal driver’s license is not required, though some basic vehicle handling training is provided.

Can passengers ride along if they don’t want to drive?

Yes, riders aged 4 and older can join as passengers in Polaris Razors with guides.

Is this tour suitable for beginners?

Absolutely—guides provide thorough training and support for riders of all experience levels.

What should I wear for the tour?

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothing suited to weather conditions, and bring eye protection.

Are tours available year-round?

Tours operate seven days a week during most seasons, but availability may vary in winter due to snow conditions.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations made at least 72 hours before the tour will receive a full refund; no refunds for later cancellations.

ATV Adventure at Killington with ATV Vermont | Guided Tour

Carve through the rugged landscape of Killington’s iconic peaks on the One Hour Mountain ATV Tour offered by ATV Vermont, based just outside Bridgewater, Vermont. This hands-on experience invites riders 16 and older to pilot Polaris Razors across an ever-changing terrain of dirt trails, rocky outcrops, and lush forest expanses, while passengers as young as four can buckle in for the ride of a lifetime. Located in the heart of Vermont’s Green Mountains, the area is renowned for its dense hardwood forests and unique geological features such as glacially carved valleys and mixed northern conifer stands.

Guided by expert local professionals, adventurers traverse routes that reveal Killington’s varied natural beauty—from sweeping panoramic vistas on ridge tops to the dense, fern-lined understory of old-growth forest patches. The tour’s carefully chosen trails offer a dynamic contrast of elevation and ground conditions that can include dust, mud, and exposed roots, demanding attentive driving and rewarding riders with stunning viewpoints along the way.

ATV Vermont distinguishes itself with an emphasis on safety and visitor education: guests must arrive an hour early for comprehensive gear fitting, a thorough safety briefing, and a practical demonstration of the vehicle’s operations. This ensures that every rider, whether first-timer or seasoned off-roader, is fully prepared to handle these nimble machines.

The Killington region is steeped in outdoor heritage as a long-favored destination for winter sports and summer hiking, with ATV Vermont extending the opportunity to engage year-round with the wild landscapes in a new, thrilling way. This hands-on, intimate connection with the backcountry makes ATV Vermont a standout choice for those seeking an active, accessible outdoor adventure where high-speed exploration meets Vermont’s untouched wilderness.