What You'll Get
All-terrain vehicles conquer all of Earth’s natural landscapes, rumbling through forests, across deserts, and over old swimming pools filled with discarded mannequin parts. Gain a foothold on new ground with this Groupon.
Choose From Three Options
- $109 for a two-hour ATV tour for one (a $230 value)
- $199 for a two-hour ATV tour for two (a $460 value)
- $349 for a two-hour ATV tour for four (a $920 value)<p>
Seasoned tour guides lead ATV riders with valid driver’s licenses through a choice of destinations including Britannia Mines, Stave Lake, Harrison Hot Springs, Emory Creek, Eagle Point, or Chehalis Lake. The staff supplies helmets and eye protection, and requires a damage deposit on a major credit card prior to each tour.<p>
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Apr 4, 2013. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Must sign waiver. Reservation required 2-3 weeks in advance; subject to availability. Subject to weather. Must be 16 or older with valid driver's license. 7 day cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon amount will apply. Credit card required at booking. Damage deposit required for each ATV prior to tour. Limit 1 person per ATV. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About BC Power Sports
BC Power Sports mixes sightseeing with adrenalin to yield intimate views of hard-to-reach nature spots. Trained in first aid and approved by the Canadian Safety Council, their tour guides escort riders on ATV tours through an array of British Columbia’s verdant landscapes, from the ghosts of Stave Lake’s old cedar forest to Eagle Point, where roughly 2,000 bald eagles regularly swoop into Harrison River to adopt a pet salmon. The shop also outfits guideless adventures with vehicles chosen from their fleet of ATV rentals, which includes four-by-fours such as the 2011 Polaris Sportsman 400 HO or the two-seat 2011 Polaris Ranger. Each of the ATVs requires certification to ride, which visitors can obtain during the six-hour CSC safety course taught by a CSC qualified instructor. In addition to matching riders with four-wheeled friends, the staff also splashes through the path less taken during wakeboarding and wakesurfing tours.