You’ve purchased a new off-road vehicle, what now? Would you like to go off-road but don’t know where to start? Lucky for you, we can help. We offer beginner, intermediate, and advanced off-road classes. You will learn how to use your new off-road vehicle, and how and when to use 4 Hi or 4 Lo. Learn tricks, such as reducing the air pressure in your tires, which helps with ride comfort and traction on the trails. Explore the mountain roads, and push your limits, all while showing what your off-road vehicle is capable of tackling. Become more confident and comfortable behind the wheel.

Classes cover a variety of skill sets from brand-new beginners to advanced techniques. Each class is customized and designed around the individual student and their interests. As you progress through our course offerings you will move up to pushing yourself more and trying more difficult trails. You will experience being off-camber (leaning to one side or the other). See how your vehicle will articulate over rocks and dips. Learn to traverse washouts in the road. All while learning how to read the trail in front of you and how to position your vehicle to get around or over obstacles.

Your new off-road vehicle is probably more capable than you can imagine, but everyone will eventually get stuck while being off-road. Let us show you what equipment you should always carry in your vehicle. Have a winch on the front, want to know how to use it correctly and safely? We will show you how to rig a self-recovery and even how to help another vehicle that may be stuck.

Our classes cover a variety of skills. As you consider booking your first class here is a list of techniques to get you started. Keep in mind our instructors will create a custom course around your off-road capabilities, experience levels, and interests.
- Wheel placement on obstacles
- Tire pressure
- Navigation tools
- How and when to use lockers
- Trail sign when coming across other groups
- Driving over loose gravel, rocks, snow, ice, and more
- Basics of Recovery
- Recovery points and what equipment to use.
- What equipment to carry.
- How to rig for a pull.
- How to operate your winch safely.
- Using different anchors and how to rig them.
Want to experience a trail but don’t feel comfortable leading it yourself? We offer guided trail runs, from easy to hard. We will guide you to the trail, spot you thru every obstacle you need help with and help you gain your confidence off-road.

Email or call 719-412-1068 to book your first class or guided trail experience now!