MCCALL ATV/UTV FIELD GUIDE
Park-and-ride access from McCall to Idaho’s high-country on a 2024 Polaris 850 Khaos Slash 155
Daily rentals staged in McCall let riders pick up a prepped 2024 Polaris and tap trail systems that reach Burgdorf Hot Springs, Secesh, Warren and Brundage—this guide explains the pick-up, the route access and what you must bring.
Park-and-ride access from McCall to Idaho’s high-country on a 2024 Polaris 850 Khaos Slash 155.
Mountain Meadow Adventure Rentals operates a Park-and-Ride setup in McCall: stop at the office (between UPS and RiteAid) to get geared up, then head to the Francis Wallace parking lot where your 2024 Polaris 850 Khaos Slash 155 will be waiting. From there you can access trail systems that lead toward Burgdorf Hot Springs, Secesh, Warren and the Brundage areas.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Pickup in McCall; machine staged at Francis Wallace lot
Start at the operator’s McCall office to get geared, then collect your prepped machine at the Francis Wallace parking lot—an efficient handoff that puts you on the trail without a long equipment shuffle.
Gateways to Burgdorf, Secesh, Warren and Brundage
The rental staging point gives direct access into established trail systems serving Burgdorf Hot Springs, Secesh and Warren country, plus routes into the Brundage area—ideal for linking day runs or multi-day backcountry loops.
Multi-day options with scaled pricing
The operator offers multi-day rental tiers and discounts that scale with length of hire, making longer backcountry departures more economical.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
The flow is businesslike and efficient: arrive at the McCall office, finalize paperwork and get fitted with gear, then move to the Francis Wallace parking lot where your tracked Polaris awaits. From that staging point riders push into open trail networks that fan out to hot springs, remote valleys and resort-area approaches, letting you string together short runs or longer exploratory days.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits—and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
You begin at the Mountain Meadow Adventure Rentals office in McCall (between UPS and RiteAid) to complete paperwork and be fitted; from there you proceed to the Francis Wallace parking lot where the machine is staged.
Bring a valid driver’s license if you will be driving; the operator provides gear at the pickup to get riders ready for the trail.
Rates are tiered by rental length, with specific pricing for two- through seven-day rentals and scaled discounts for longer hires.
The staging at Francis Wallace provides direct access to trail systems that connect to Burgdorf Hot Springs, Secesh, Warren and Brundage—confirm local trail conditions with the operator at pickup.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Where do I meet for the rental?
Meet at the Mountain Meadow Adventure Rentals office in McCall (between UPS and RiteAid) to get geared up before proceeding to the Francis Wallace parking lot for pickup.
What are the rental rates?
Rates vary by length: two-day, three-day and up to seven-day rentals are offered with scaled discounts for longer hires; specific pricing is provided in the operator’s rate schedule.
What age do I have to be to drive?
Drivers must be 18 or older and hold a valid driver’s license to operate the rental machine.
Are there age limits for passengers?
There are no age restrictions on passengers.
Will the machine be ready at the staging area?
Yes—the machine will be staged at the Francis Wallace parking lot and ready after you complete pickup and gearing at the McCall office.
Can I access local trail systems from the staging point?
Yes—the staging at Francis Wallace provides access into trail systems that lead to Burgdorf Hot Springs, Secesh, Warren and the Brundage areas.