ATV Rental Rates
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| Full day |
9am to 5:30pm |
$120 |
| Half day | 9am to 1pm or 1:30pm to 5:30pm |
$80 |
| CargoPak |
For gear and a passenger |
$15 |
| Trailer |
For transporting ATV's to another location. |
$25 |
| You can carry a passenger and your gear (food, water,
clothing) by renting a CargoPak from us. This has a foam padded seat with
cargo compartments around the edges. |
| You can ride from our location directly to the trails or
you can trailer the ATVs to another location; the choice is yours. |
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The ATV's will be full of gas when you take them for your adventure.
It is your responsibility to fill them with 88% octane gas before returning
along with a reciept. Or you can bring them back empty and we will
charge the going rate for gas times full capacity tank. The choice is
yours. |
Dates and Times
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Open May through October. (Rentals
only by appointment in early May, late Sept, and Oct. Office is open full
time from May 24, 2012, June, July, August, through Labor Day weekend.)
Call for dates in September and October.
Open 7 days a week.
Hours: 8:30am to 5:30pm. |
| Note: All drivers must be age 16 with a driver's license
as you will be riding on public roads to access the ATV trails. This is
state law and Forest Service regulations. |
Where to Ride
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| You can ride your ATV directly from our place of
business to the National Forest roads and trails. We are located in Alpine (just north of the junction of Hwy 89/26), an easy 35 mile
drive from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, down the scenic Snake River Canyon. It is an easy
ATV ride through the small town of Alpine to get to Greys River Road. Or,
if you'd like, you can rent our ATV trailer and go anwhere you want. |
| You can see a lot of country and have a great time on either the
all day or half day rides. If you are adventuresome, we recommend the all
day ride because you can go several different directions and take your time. |
| The best way to see where we ride is to
download Google
Earth and do a "fly" from Alpine, Wyoming. At Alpine
the Snake River comes in from the east (from Jackson) and the Greys River comes
in from the southeast. Go up Greys River road (dirt road) and you can see
how far you can go. The side ATV trails open July 1, specifically the
Squaw Creek Trail is the best one for ATVs (intermediate trail, not recommended
for beginners). |
Squaw Creek is the road turning right about 4 miles
upriver from Alpine and then immediately crossing the river bridge (don't
confuse it with the main Greys River Road crossing the river bridge about 2
miles up from Alpine). In May-June and Sep-Oct we will send you up Murphy
Creek and Porcupine Creek roads which are seldom traveled in early summer and
late fall. You will note the Greys River parallels the road.
Really
scenic! |
| Eight miles up Greys River from Alpine the main Greys River makes
a bend to the right (south) and the Little Greys River comes in from the left
(north). Little Greys is another good ATV road (but more dusty), but go on
up the main Greys River Road another 7 miles to Murphy Creek Road (a half mile
past Murphy Creek Forest Service Campground). Turn right on Murphy Creek
Road and it runs about 7 miles up into some spectacular snow-capped peaks. |
| When
you come back out of Murphy Creek Road and return to the Greys River Road, if
you turn right, going upstream, you will go 3.5 miles to Porcupine Creek Road
turning left. It's about 5 miles to the end. There are also a lot
of trails to explore up the Little Greys River. Also, there are small side
roads/trails such as Higby Canyon. So, as you can see, plenty of places to
explore and have fun! |