Safety & Legal
At Canadian Offroad Adventures, your
Tips for a Safe Adventure
Dress appropriately (see What to Pack.)
Follow all instructions from your guide.
Ride responsibly —this is a sightseeing tour, not a race or stunt event.
Guest Comfort and Tour Adjustments
We customize tours to match guest abilities, ensuring a fun and comfortable
experience for everyone.
Beginner-Friendly Terrain: Wide roads and trails ideal for first-timers and families.
Technical Trails: Single-track options for more experienced riders.
Ride at Your Pace: Guides adjust the pace and difficulty level to suit the group.
What we provide
Safety Gear and Equipment
We take safety seriously. Every tour includes:
ATVs
Regular inspections ensure reliability
and safety.
Daily: General checks before and
after each use.
Weekly and Monthly: Comprehensive inspections to maintain peak performance.
GEAR
We provide:
Helmets, goggles, gloves, and
bandanas for dust and bug protection.
Clean, sanitized gear after every tour.
GUIDES
Our guides are trained professionals who:
Conduct pre-tour safety briefings, covering machine operation, trail riding, and road rules.
Offer hands-on machine operation practice followed by a driving test to ensure readiness.
Carry essential equipment, including:
First aid kits
Machine repair kits
Radios and communication devices
Saws and tools for unexpected trail conditions.
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On the Trails
Every tour begins with:
A safety briefing covering trail rules, road rules,
and safe riding practices.
Hands-on machine operation practice.
A driving test to ensure readiness.
Guides continually monitor safety, ensuring everyone rides within their comfort zone.
Rider Requirements:
To participate in our tours:
Drivers:
Must be at least 16 years old with a
valid learner’s or full driver’s license.
Must pass a driving test after practice to continue on the tour.
Passengers:
Must be 5+ years old,
able to reach and hold the passenger seat
handles.
If unable or unwilling to drive, guests can ride as a
passenger with a guide.
Waivers:
All participants must sign a waiver before the tour begins.
Legalities
Driver’s License
All drivers must hold a valid learner’s or full driver’s license.
Permits and Regulations
We comply with all local and provincial off-road vehicle regulations.
Zero-Tolerance Policy for Unsafe Behavior
Prohibited actions include:
Donuts, drifting, and excessive speed.
Sling-shotting (hammering on the throttle after letting a gap form).
No Intoxication.
Disrespectful Behaviour including but not limited to foul language,
disrespecting the guides, not following instruction.
These tours are focused on safety and exploration—not extreme stunts.
Emergency Prep.
Safety doesn’t stop at the briefing. Our guides are equipped to handle any situation with:
First Aid Kits: For immediate medical assistance.
Repair Kits: To quickly address mechanical issues.
Radios and Communication Devices: Ensuring swift response in emergencies.
Trail Tools: Including saws and equipment for clearing paths or addressing unexpected
challenges.
Respecting the Environment
We are committed to preserving the natural beauty of Golden, BC:
Stay on marked trails to minimize environmental impact.
Follow “leave no trace” principles to protect the wilderness.
Observe wildlife safely from a distance.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Partners
All trip durations include shuttle time, gear up and machine orientation.
Please note that tour availability and conditions are subject to change based on weather conditions, ensuring the safety and well-being of all participants.
Any trips cut short or canceled due to dangerous driving, bad or abusive behavior will not be refunded.
Where to Find Us
Golden, B.C.
1.5 hrs West of Banff, Alberta through the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains on the eastern edge of the Purcell Mountains along the Trans-Canada Highway 1.
