WOODLAND PARK JEEP FIELD GUIDE
Four Hours Behind the Wheel: Jeep Gladiators into Pike National Forest from Woodland Park
A guide-led, you-drive Jeep tour that starts at the GOA store in Woodland Park and covers scenic roads in Pike National Forest to Signal Butte, historic railroad grades near Cripple Creek & Victor, Cedar Mountain, creek crossings and wildlife viewing.
Four Hours Behind the Wheel: Jeep Gladiators into Pike National Forest from Woodland Park.
Follow a professional guide through the high-country roads of Pike National Forest on a four-hour, you-drive Jeep tour that departs from the Great Outdoors Adventures (GOA) store in Woodland Park. The route threads scenic overlooks and historic railroad grades and includes creek crossings and wildlife-viewing opportunities as you navigate toward destinations such as Signal Butte, Cedar Mountain, and the old grades near Cripple Creek and Victor.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Sledding When Snow Allows
During snowy Winter–Spring tours sleds are available and GOA can include sledding at locations with suitable snowpack; guests should request sleds in the booking comments and understand sledding is contingent on conditions.
Pike National Forest, Signal Butte and Historic Grades
The itinerary follows scenic roads through Pike National Forest to notable points: Signal Butte, historic railroad grades near Cripple Creek & Victor, Cedar Mountain, and multiple creek crossings that offer chances to spot local wildlife.
Jeep Gladiator Capability and Comfort
Tours use Jeep Gladiators equipped with a custom GPS tour map or built-in Jeep navigation, Sirius XM and Satellite/Bluetooth stereos, remote start, a 3" lift with 35" off‑road tires, an electric drop‑down step, a secure metal tonneau cover, and Rubicon models that include a winch and heated seats/steering wheel; roof panels can be removed for an open‑air ride.
What the day feels like
What the Four‑Hour Tour Feels Like
You drive a fully equipped Jeep Gladiator while a professional guide leads the route and provides a custom Jeep GPS tour map or the option to use built‑in Jeep navigation. Rides begin and end at the GOA store in Woodland Park; along the way the route moves across highways, gravel and dirt roads into Pike National Forest, pausing at overlooks, historic railroad grades and creek crossings for scenery and wildlife viewing.
WINTER OPTIONS
Sledding When Snow Allows
During snowy Winter–Spring tours sleds are available and GOA can include sledding at locations with suitable snowpack; guests should request sleds in the booking comments and understand sledding is contingent on conditions.
THE ROUTE
Pike National Forest, Signal Butte and Historic Grades
The itinerary follows scenic roads through Pike National Forest to notable points: Signal Butte, historic railroad grades near Cripple Creek & Victor, Cedar Mountain, and multiple creek crossings that offer chances to spot local wildlife.
THE VEHICLE
Jeep Gladiator Capability and Comfort
Tours use Jeep Gladiators equipped with a custom GPS tour map or built-in Jeep navigation, Sirius XM and Satellite/Bluetooth stereos, remote start, a 3" lift with 35" off‑road tires, an electric drop‑down step, a secure metal tonneau cover, and Rubicon models that include a winch and heated seats/steering wheel; roof panels can be removed for an open‑air ride.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits — and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The advertised tour length is four hours. Winter–Spring trips may offer sledding at select locations; sled availability depends on snowpack and must be requested in booking comments.
Drivers must bring a valid driver’s license and proof of a personal comprehensive auto insurance policy if they intend to drive; no pets are permitted on the vehicle.
Jeeps are equipped with a custom GPS tour map or built‑in Jeep navigation, Sirius XM and Satellite/Bluetooth stereos, remote start, an electric drop‑down step, and protective bed storage; Rubicon models add a winch and heated seats/steering wheel, and roof panels can be removed for an open‑air ride.
Tours start and finish at the Great Outdoors Adventures (GOA) store in Woodland Park, Colorado.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The guided, you‑drive Jeep tour is four hours in duration.
Where do tours begin and end?
Rides start and end at the GOA store in Woodland Park, Colorado.
Who is allowed to drive the Jeep?
Only authorized participants who are at least 25 years old, hold a valid driver’s license, and carry a personal comprehensive auto insurance policy may drive the vehicle.
How many people can ride in each vehicle?
A maximum of five people are allowed in the vehicle during the tour.
Can I bring my pet?
No—pets are not allowed on this tour.
Are sleds provided for winter tours?
Sleds are available during snowy Winter–Spring tours at locations with adequate snowpack; sleds should be requested in the booking comments and are subject to current conditions.
Is navigation provided?
Yes—a custom Jeep GPS tour map will be provided, and you may also use the built‑in Jeep GPS navigation on the vehicle.