SEDALIA ATV/UTV FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours of UTV Fury and Panorama: Group Rides Along Pike National Forest
A two-hour Group UTV Adventure with Great Outdoors Adventures that guides groups through rocky trails, creek crossings and overlooks with views of Pikes Peak.
Two Hours of UTV Fury and Panorama: Group Rides Along Pike National Forest.
Drive your own UTV through the rugged sweep of Pike National Forest on a focused, two‑hour group outing run by Great Outdoors Adventures. The route threads rocky climbs, creek crossings and mud puddles, offers chances to spot deer, elk and moose, and culminates in panoramic group photos with Pikes Peak on the horizon — an outing built for gatherings from family reunions to corporate events.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Pikes Peak Overlook and Group Photography
A scheduled overlook stop provides the classic group shot: panoramic views of Pikes Peak and the Rocky Mountains that serve as the adventure’s visual high point.
Rocky Climbs, Creek Crossings and Mud
The route includes rocky singletrack and creek crossings — expect purposeful climbs and opportunities to splash through mud puddles as part of the drive-your-own-UTV experience.
Overlooks on Tarryall & Cedar Mountain
Stops dot the ride, including overlooks on the Tarryall Mountains and Cedar Mountain, providing repeated vantage points over the surrounding ranges.
What the day feels like
What Two Hours on the Trail Feels Like
This is a concentrated, private group ride: check in at GOA’s Westcreek trailhead, brief the group, don helmets and goggles, then set out in assigned UTVs. The pace balances technical sections — rocky climbs and creek fords — with repeated stops for photos and overlooks. You can drive your own machine or ride with a guide, and the operator’s in-console GPS aids route navigation for groups of all sizes.
THE VIEWS
Pikes Peak Overlook and Group Photography
A scheduled overlook stop provides the classic group shot: panoramic views of Pikes Peak and the Rocky Mountains that serve as the adventure’s visual high point.
THE TRAILS
Rocky Climbs, Creek Crossings and Mud
The route includes rocky singletrack and creek crossings — expect purposeful climbs and opportunities to splash through mud puddles as part of the drive-your-own-UTV experience.
THE ROUTE
Overlooks on Tarryall & Cedar Mountain
Stops dot the ride, including overlooks on the Tarryall Mountains and Cedar Mountain, providing repeated vantage points over the surrounding ranges.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits — and who should take an alternate plan.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Duration is two hours; meet at Great Outdoors Adventures Westcreek Trailhead (17097 W Stump Rd, Westcreek, CO). Arrive 30 minutes early to prepare; larger groups should arrive 60 minutes prior.
Bring sunscreen, rain gear, water, sunglasses and snacks if desired; be prepared for current temperatures and weather conditions.
All required safety gear is provided, including helmets and goggles. UTV type and vehicle assignment are determined on arrival based on group size and availability.
Check in at the trailhead, sign waivers, stow personal items in your vehicle and use the toilet before selecting safety gear and attending the group briefing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Why Great Outdoors Adventures?
GOA markets itself as Colorado’s top-rated adventure company, offering a large selection of like-new, well-maintained machines and a best-price guarantee.
What are the age and driver requirements?
You must be 18 years old with a valid driver’s license to drive any UTV off-road machine (21+ to rent). If you have minor passengers, the renter/driver must be 25 years old.
Is safety gear provided?
Yes. All required safety gear for the reservation is provided, including helmets and goggles.
Can I ride on my own or is this guided?
Yes. GOA offers both adventure rentals and guided tours; machines include in-console Ride Command GPS systems to help you navigate.
What should we bring?
Bring sunscreen, rain gear, water, sunglasses and snacks if desired, and be prepared for current weather and temperatures.
What accommodations exist for pregnant or fragile guests?
The activity is not suitable for pregnant people or those with bad backs; however, a Jeep can be added to the tour to transport pregnant guests, infants or other fragile persons.