challenging
8 hours
Moderate fitness recommended; participants should be comfortable sitting and exerting control over the SxS vehicle for extended periods.
Take an 8-hour Side-by-Side tour deep into Newfoundland’s backcountry with Rob Clarke Motorsports. Navigate rugged logging roads, spot moose and black bears, and savor a traditional boil-up lunch beside a peaceful pond.
Drivers must be 19+ or 16+ with Parental Supervision • 8 Hours
Embark on an exhilarating 8-hour adventure through Newfoundland's remote backcountry trails, navigating rugged logging roads and encountering wildlife like moose and black bears. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Appalachian Mountains, take a break for a delicious boil-up lunch by a serene pond, and test your driving skills in a truly unique setting.
8 Hours
Get away from the main trails and explore the abandoned logging roads and old forestry roads spanning the entire island. Rugged trails that test both your driving skills and the machine's durability. Venture deep into the backcountry, no cell service here! Moose, Caribou, Black bears, coyotes, foxes and birds of every species. Stop along a pond or creek and have a boil up for lunch. Try for a trout. Many viewing areas that offer amazing views of the Appalachian Mountains.
Drivers must be 19+ or 16+ with Parental Supervision. There are no age requirements for passengers.
To make your experience more enjoyable, please remember to bring the following items with you:
Expect muddy and uneven terrain along logging roads; waterproof boots keep feet dry and comfortable.
Weather and trail conditions can change rapidly—carry extra dry clothes to stay warm and dry post-ride.
The trails can get technical; stay close and heed safety briefings to ensure a smooth adventure.
Maintain a respectful distance from moose, bears, and other animals encountered along the route.
The abandoned logging roads trace back to mid-20th-century forestry operations, offering a glimpse into Newfoundland’s resource extraction heritage.
Rob Clarke Motorsports follows strict environmental guidelines to minimize impact on fragile forest ecosystems and wildlife habitats.
Keeps your feet dry and protected over rough and wet terrain.
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Helps regulate body temperature when the weather turns chilly.
fall|winter|spring specific
Improves grip and protects your hands from cold or branches.
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Shields your eyes from sun, dust, and debris during the ride.
summer|spring|fall specific