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  • Rentals374
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By destination

Top destinations

The towns with the most ATV and UTV rentals to choose from.

Hurricane, UT

15 rentals

Pigeon Forge, TN

8 rentals

Bend, OR

6 rentals

Florence, OR

6 rentals

Page, AZ

6 rentals

Sedona, AZ

6 rentals

Brooksville, FL

5 rentals

Myrtle Beach, SC

5 rentals

Rock, WV

5 rentals

By state

Rentals across the US

374 rentals in 41 states. Colorado, Arizona and Utah have the most to choose from. Pick a state to see every rental there.

Utah

30 rentals

Arizona

31 rentals

Nevada

11 rentals

Colorado

38 rentals

California

8 rentals

West Virginia

17 rentals

Michigan

18 rentals

Texas

11 rentals

New Hampshire

5 rentals

Tennessee

16 rentals

Alaska

7 rentals

Alabama

1 rental

Arkansas

9 rentals

British Columbia

4 rentals

Florida

13 rentals

Hawaii

9 rentals

Idaho

7 rentals

Illinois

9 rentals

Indiana

1 rental

Kansas

4 rentals

Kentucky

3 rentals

Louisiana

3 rentals

Maine

9 rentals

Minnesota

5 rentals

Missouri

5 rentals

Mississippi

2 rentals

Montana

4 rentals

North Carolina

4 rentals

Nebraska

2 rentals

New Mexico

1 rental

New York

10 rentals

Oklahoma

3 rentals

Ontario

7 rentals

Oregon

25 rentals

Quebec

2 rentals

South Carolina

6 rentals

South Dakota

13 rentals

Virginia

2 rentals

Washington

2 rentals

Wisconsin

16 rentals

Wyoming

1 rental

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you get started.

Yes. Browsing parks, trail maps, and reviews is always free for all riders. You only pay the park for the entry fee when you arrive.

No. The directory works in any browser. The free app adds the toolkit for when you're at the park: GPS trail maps, track recording, and route planning.

We seed listings from public data, so many parks are already here, and operators can sign up free to keep their listing current.

Partly, and we would rather be straight about which parts. GPS tracking and waypoints keep recording with no bars at all, and everything you log syncs when you return to coverage. Trail tiles you have already loaded stay on screen, but there is no download-this-area button yet, so a park you have never opened will not draw. Downloadable maps are on the way.