moderate
2 hours
Basic physical fitness is recommended as riders will handle an ATV and be outdoors on varied terrain.
Explore breathtaking Colorado vistas and historic trails on a thrilling 2-hour ATV tour near Cañon City. Perfect for adventure seekers looking to experience the wild western landscape up close.
Discover the rugged beauty of Colorado's backcountry on the Seep Springs 2-Hour Tour, operated by Play Dirty ATV Tours. Just minutes from Cañon City, this guided excursion invites adventurers to traverse rustic trails that reveal the rich western heritage of the region. Along the route, you'll pass incredible rock formations shaped by time and weather, providing perfect scenery for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The tour offers sweeping views: to the east, the iconic Pikes Peak rises majestically, while the Wet Mountains frame the western horizon. This trip balances thrilling ATV driving with opportunities to pause and appreciate the stunning landscape. Whether you're a local or visiting, this private tour is tailored to provide an unforgettable outdoor experience without the crowds. It’s an excellent way to explore a lesser-known part of Colorado’s wilderness while enjoying the comfort and guidance of experienced local guides.
ATV trails can be rocky and uneven, so solid footwear will keep you comfortable and protected.
Hydration is key on sunny Colorado trails, especially during warmer months.
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat or sunglasses to shield yourself from strong mountain sun.
Staying on marked trails and listening to safety briefings ensures a fun and safe trip.
The trails follow paths historically used by early settlers and miners, revealing Colorado’s rich frontier past.
Play Dirty ATV Tours maintains responsible trail practices to minimize erosion and protect native plants and wildlife habitats.
Protects feet and provides traction on rough ATV trails.
Shields eyes from bright sunlight and UV rays during the tour.
summer specific
Allows for comfort during cool mornings and warmer afternoons.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is important for energy and health on the trail.