WOODLAND PARK JEEP FIELD GUIDE
Two Hours of Open-Air Jeeping: Pike National Forest Loops from Woodland Park
A 2-hour guided — you drive — Jeep adventure out of Woodland Park that follows scenic dirt and gravel roads to Signal Butte, historic railroad grades, Cedar Mountain and creek crossings; this guide distills what to expect and what you must bring.
Two Hours of Open-Air Jeeping: Pike National Forest Loops from Woodland Park.
Follow a professional guide in capable Jeep Gladiators along scenic roads through Pike National Forest, rolling up to Signal Butte, tracing historic railroad grades near Cripple Creek and Victor, climbing Cedar Mountain, and pausing for creek crossings and wildlife viewing; rides start and end at the GOA store in Woodland Park, Colorado.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Signal Butte and Historic Grades
The route threads through Pike National Forest to notable viewpoints such as Signal Butte and follows old railroad grades near Cripple Creek and Victor, offering a compact taste of Colorado’s mining-era scars and high-forest vistas.
Purpose-Built Jeep Gladiators
Tours use Jeep Gladiators equipped for backcountry travel — lifted, large off-road tires, open‑roof capability and modern stereo; Rubicon models add advanced off-road gear and heated comforts for cold runs.
Winter Sledding Where Snow Permits
During Winter–Spring runs sleds are available on request and the operator can take the group to nearby sledding spots when snowpack allows — plan ahead and request sleds on booking.
What the day feels like
What the Two-Hour Loop Feels Like
This is a short, driven-overland loop: you follow a professional guide while driving a capable Jeep along highway, gravel and dirt roads through forests and up to high viewpoints, punctuated by stops for views, creek crossings and wildlife spotting, with routes guided by a custom GPS tour map or the Jeep’s built-in navigation.
THE ROUTE
Signal Butte and Historic Grades
The route threads through Pike National Forest to notable viewpoints such as Signal Butte and follows old railroad grades near Cripple Creek and Victor, offering a compact taste of Colorado’s mining-era scars and high-forest vistas.
THE RIDE
Purpose-Built Jeep Gladiators
Tours use Jeep Gladiators equipped for backcountry travel — lifted, large off-road tires, open‑roof capability and modern stereo; Rubicon models add advanced off-road gear and heated comforts for cold runs.
SEASONAL
Winter Sledding Where Snow Permits
During Winter–Spring runs sleds are available on request and the operator can take the group to nearby sledding spots when snowpack allows — plan ahead and request sleds on booking.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this short Jeep tour is best for.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This is a two-hour guided driving tour; rides start and end at the GOA store in Woodland Park, CO.
You must be 25+ to rent or drive, bring a valid driver’s license and have a personal comprehensive auto insurance policy; plan clothing for dirt/gravel roads and variable mountain weather.
Tours use Jeep Gladiators with off-road features (3" lift, 35" tires, removable roof panels, and Rubicon options such as winch and heated seats) and a custom Jeep GPS tour map or built-in navigation for route guidance.
Only authorized participants may drive; each vehicle carries up to five people total; no pets are allowed.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The Guided Jeep Adventure is a two-hour tour.
Where do rides start and finish?
Rides start and end at the Great Outdoors Adventures (GOA) store in Woodland Park, Colorado.
Who is allowed to drive the vehicle?
Only authorized participants who are 25 years or older with a valid driver’s license and a personal comprehensive auto insurance policy may rent or drive the vehicle.
How many people fit in one vehicle?
Each vehicle is limited to a maximum of five people total during the tour.
Are pets allowed on the tour?
No — pets are not allowed on the tour.
Is sledding available on winter tours?
Sleds are available during winter–spring tours and operators will go to sledding locations when snowpack permits; request sleds in the booking comments.