Do you offer ATV tours in Las Vegas?
No.

Adrenaline Mountain does not run ATVs, quad bikes, or ATV rentals. If you came here for a quad, we would rather tell you now than have you find out at check-in.
What we run is a fleet of Can-Am Maverick UTVs — side-by-sides with a steering wheel, bucket seats, three-point belts and a full roll cage — plus Jeep Wranglers for groups who want air conditioning. Most people searching "ATV tours Las Vegas" are picturing exactly this: ripping through open desert in something fast and loud. The machine just has four wheels, two seats and a cage instead of handlebars.
We also do not run Polaris RZRs, Honda Talons, dune buggies or quads. We tested other brands on this terrain and they did not last. The fleet is 100% Can-Am Maverick, and that is the only thing you will be handed the keys to.
Side by Side
| What matters | Our Can-Am UTV | Traditional ATV |
|---|---|---|
| Roll cage | Yes, full cage over both seats | None, open quad |
| Seat belts / harness | Yes, 3-point belts | None, you grip and balance |
| Seating | Side by side, 2 or 4 people | Solo, one rider per machine |
| Helmet | Air-pumper helmet, filtered air | Open-face helmet, dust in your face |
| Talk to your group | Intercom in every helmet | No, engine noise only |
| Riding skill needed | None, if you can drive a car you can drive it | Body-steering, balance, real learning curve |
| Where you ride | 400 private acres, no other tours | Usually shared public trails |
None of this makes quads bad. It makes them the wrong machine for a first-time desert driver who wants to go fast, ride with a friend, and finish the day without eating a mile of dust. That is the whole argument for the side-by-side.
What You Actually Get
Most Las Vegas off-road tours run on public land, which means marked trails, other operators, and a convoy pace set by whoever is slowest that day. We own our park: 400 private acres of Mojave Desert about 40 minutes south of the Strip, with trails we cut and maintain ourselves.
A typical trip: free shuttle picks you up at your hotel, you check in, get fitted with an air-pumper helmet and intercom, and take a safety briefing. Then 60 minutes of trail time through canyon switchbacks, desert flats and climbs, with your guide up front and a driver swap at the halfway point. Shuttle home after. Plan on 3 to 4 hours door to door.
Because everything sits on one property, off-roading also combines with machine gun shooting, monster truck driving and six more activities in the same visit. See the combo packages.
Priced Per Vehicle, Not Per Person



No.
An ATV is a single-rider quad you sit on and steer with handlebars, with no roll cage and no seat belt.
A UTV keeps you inside a roll cage with a seat belt on, and it does not rely on shifting your body weight to stay upright.
Yes, no experience is needed.
No, we do not rent vehicles out.
The two-seat Can-Am Maverick is $329, the four-seat Maverick is $529, and the Jeep Wrangler is $379.
Yes, free round-trip shuttle from every major Las Vegas Strip and Downtown hotel, with six daily departures.