Check every person’s eligibility first.
Eagle ATV’s published policy requires drivers to be at least 21 with a valid driver’s license. Passengers must be at least six and meet the trail system’s size and fit requirements. Age alone is not enough to establish eligibility. Review the full current rules and rental terms before making plans for a child.
Reserve enough seats.
Choose a two-seat RMAX2 XT-R or a full-size four-seat RMAX4 XT-R according to your party. Each occupant needs an appropriate seat and must meet all requirements. Count the driver as one of the occupants, and coordinate multiple machines before confirming the booking.
Review equipment fit with the team.
Helmets are provided by Eagle ATV, or you may bring your own DOT-certified helmet. Let the team know about questions before arrival and review the machine’s safety equipment and instructions together at pickup.
Choose a comfortable first route.
A family day should fit the least experienced or least comfortable person in the group. Tell the team about your experience and the riding you have in mind. Stay on suitable marked routes and adjust the plan if the day’s conditions call for it.
Plan breaks before anyone needs one.
Think about water, food, clothing, and opportunities to stop safely. Keep supplies secured and agree how the group will communicate a need for a break. Leave enough margin that a stop does not turn the return into a rush.
Check weather and return time.
Mountain conditions can change. Pack practical layers, review current trail notices, and allow a comfortable margin for returning the rental. Make dinner or departure arrangements around that schedule.
Keep reservations and documents together.
Save the booking confirmation, gather the required license and credit card, and arrange permits. If you requested a private guide, make sure the tour has been personally confirmed. Lodging, guide arrangements, and rental machines are separate parts of the plan.
Questions are easier before the trip.
Read our rental FAQs and call 304-460-8687 if you need to discuss passenger fit or your group’s plans. Use the live booking flow to review the current requirements and terms before confirming.