Frequently asked questions

Tours run on a trail closed to traffic. If you have never ridden an ATV or UTV, we introduce the vehicle on site and give a short handling briefing before departure.

Yes. A large share of our guests are riding for the first time. After the pre-departure briefing the group moves as one: guide in front, sweep vehicle behind. If you would rather not ride alone, you can take a UTV instead.

Families usually choose the roofed UTV, with children seated in the same vehicle as their adult. Call us with your child’s age and we will work out the right vehicle together.

Pricing depends on the vehicle, group size and tour length. Call us or send a WhatsApp message for current rates — we do not take prepayment.

Clothes you do not mind getting dirty, and closed shoes. Helmet and safety gear are on us. In winter bring spare socks and a jacket — getting wet on the mud section is likely.

We run tours every day and can often fit you in the same day. Still, we recommend calling ahead for weekends and public holidays.

The trail is open all year. Rain rarely cancels a tour — it just changes the ground: snow in winter, deeper mud after rain. If conditions are unsafe we call you and move your slot.

We stop at the highest point of the trail, looking over Sapanca Lake — that is the photo break. You can bring your own phone, though we recommend a waterproof pouch for the mud section.