Don't have traffic police inside the park to stop you while you take a Woo-hoo ride on ATV. Different speeds, spectacular landscapes and more thrills are waiting for you.
Rider's Safety Information
1. Be at least 16 years old. Operating an ATV demands that drivers be skilled at making quick adjustments, such as speeding up, slowing down, and shifting their weight to help turn the ATV. People under 16 are less likely to have the physical strength and decision-making experience necessary to drive an ATV safely.
2. Always wear an approved helmet and eye protection.
3. Wear long pants, long sleeves, gloves, and over-the-ankle shoes. ATVs have a high center of gravity and no safety cages, roll bars, or seatbelts. If they tip, you can fall off. Protective clothing will help prevent scrapes and cuts if you get thrown from an ATV.
4. Always ride at a safe speed on a trail meant for ATV use. When ATVs get going fast, they become less stable and more likely to tip. ATV tires are not meant for pavement or high speeds. Both of these factors can make turning an ATV difficult and dangerous.
5. No food or drink allowed near the climbing area.
6. Never ride while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
7. Never exceed the number of passengers recommended.
