Frequently Asked Questions
When is Off-Road Season in Flathead Valley?
For each season, we will operate from May to September 30 or possibly later, depending on trail open/close dates and weather.
Hours of Operation
Hours of operation are during daylight hours from 7:00 a.m. – 7 p.m. Last rental departure time is 4:00 p.m.
When does the Rental Day Begin and End?
The rental period begins when you drive away and ends when you meet us back at the trailhead.
How Long is a Full Day/Half Day Rental?
Half day rental is 3 hours and full day rental is 6 hours.
Driver Requirements
A valid driver’s license is required.
Ages from 16 – 18 can operate with a valid driver’s license and a parent in the vehicle.
Ages from 18 – 24 will need a second adult as a guarantor.
Are There Any Other Expenses?
Fuel and tax are added to the rental total. Fuel typically runs around $15-$20 for a 3 hour rental period.
Conservation Permits
The trails are located on forest service/BIA roads, which are open to the public. Conservation permits are not required to travel these trails. Guests are not authorized to venture off-trail.
Payments
We accept all credit and debit cards. Guests may be required to post a deposit, especially when using a debit card, at the time of rental.
Safety Gear
Basic Safety gear such as helmets are included.
All drivers under the age of 18 are required by state law to wear a helmet.
Seat belts must be worn at all times.
The number of passengers is limited to the number of factory installed seat belts.
What Should I Bring on the Trip?
Non-alcoholic beverages, water, snacks/lunch, sunscreen, sunglasses, bandana, bug repellent, and comfortable clothing that you can get dirty. Jeans are recommended.
What am I responsible for?
During your rental, you are responsible for any loss of and/or damage caused to the vehicle or safety gear. Guests are responsible to stay on trails.
Trail Rules
Ride on legally designated trails – It is illegal to ride cross-country (stay on marked trails).
A valid drivers license must be in your possession.
Obey all signs, gates, and barriers.
Drive or ride at a speed reasonable for conditions.
Seat belts must be worn at all times.
Private Property – without prior permission, it is trespassing if you drive on private property including but not limited to off-trail Tribal Reservation lands.
Right of way – people and animals have the right of way on the trail. When you meet stock such as horses, mules, Llamas, and pack goats, pull off on the downhill side, and shut off your engine.
Trails are open only during daylight hours.
