What ages can participate?

Minimum and maximum ages are not listed; check with the operator at check-in for any age or passenger restrictions.

Do I need a driver’s license to operate a UTV?

Yes—bring a valid driver’s license if you intend to drive the vehicle; operators typically verify ID during check-in.

Where do trips start and end?

All trips meet at 6219 N US Hwy 259 N Broken Bow OK 74728, which serves as the staging and check-in location.

How long are the tours?

Bookings are offered in 4-, 6- or 8-hour windows to suit sampling rides or full-day explorations.

Is prior UTV experience required?

No formal certification is required, but basic familiarity with off-road vehicle handling is recommended; operators provide a pre-ride safety briefing.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation and pricing details are not provided in the listing—confirm policies with the operator when booking.

Side-by-Side UTV Adventures in Broken Bow: 4-8 Hour Off-Road Tours | ATV/UTV

Adventure Brief

Jump into a Side by side UTV and explore the Ouachita foothills around Broken Bow on 4-, 6- or 8-hour runs. Year-round trips access lakeside overlooks, creek crossings and forest roads that are otherwise hard to reach—perfect for mixed-ability groups.

4–8 hours

moderate

From $343.80

At the edge of southeastern Oklahoma’s pine-cut foothills, Side by side delivers a raw, motorized way to see Broken Bow’s backcountry. Located near Broken Bow, Oklahoma, this year-round UTV experience puts you in the driver’s seat for 4-, 6- or 8-hour trips that cut through forest service roads, ridgelines and lakefront overlooks. Meet your group at 6219 N US Hwy 259 N Broken Bow OK 74728, where crews stage vehicles and run safety briefings before you roll out into the Ouachita foothills.

The route changes with the seasons: spring’s fresh green crowns the loblolly pines and oaks; summer opens wide views across Broken Bow Lake and the Mountain Fork River; fall burns the hills in amber; winter strips the canopy to reveal granite outcrops and long sightlines. Key features along typical runs include rocky creek crossings, old logging roads, open meadows and lakeside benches. The geology here is shaped by the low, folded ranges of the Ouachita Mountains—hard sandstone and shale influence the ridgelines and create short, sharp climbs that make UTV handling fun and tactical.

Why book this trip? Side by side is the simplest, most immediate way to access parts of Beavers Bend and the surrounding National Forest that remain out of reach for day hikers. The machines let small groups move quickly between scenic overlooks and quiet stream corridors, shifting from adrenaline-fueled technical sections to slow, photography-friendly stretches without breaking the rhythm of a full-day outing. It’s an ideal fit for mixed-ability crews: passengers can soak in views while drivers tackle the trail.

Practical details land with the same clarity as the trail: trips run year-round and offer flexible 4-, 6- and 8-hour booking windows. Expect a pre-ride safety talk and basics in vehicle operation; bring a valid driver’s license if you plan to drive. The meeting point at 6219 N US Hwy 259 N Broken Bow OK 74728 is the staging hub for equipment, staging and check-in.

Local value goes beyond the ride. This operation acts as an access point to the wider outdoor economy—lodging in Broken Bow, angling on Broken Bow Lake, and riverside picnics on Mountain Fork. For photographers, anglers and anyone craving an efficient, noisy slice of wilderness, side-by-side UTV time in Broken Bow is a direct, memorable way to understand this corner of Oklahoma.