ATV rental near Duck Creek

Rentals & Tips

Where to rent, what to bring, and how to ride from the inn

OHV safety certification (Utah requirement)

Utah requires OHV Safety Certification for anyone operating a rented ATV/UTV (as of January 1, 2023). The free online course takes about 15–30 minutes. Complete it before you arrive if you plan to rent.

Utah OHV Education — complete the free course before you arrive if you plan to rent.

Rentals in the Duck Creek area

These local businesses offer ATV and side-by-side rentals. Contact them directly for current models, rates, and availability.

Duck Creek Adventures

Polaris RZR and Ranger rentals; side-by-sides and 2- and 4-passenger options. OHV safety certification required.

Falcon's Nest

Local rental option; contact for current offerings and snowmobile rentals in winter.

Packing list

  • Current map (print our ATV map or pick one up at Duck Creek Visitor Center)
  • Layers — weather changes quickly at 8,400+ feet
  • Sun protection, water, and snacks
  • First aid kit and communication device
  • Know your fuel range and plan accordingly

Ride from the inn

Duck Creek Village Inn is minutes from trail access. Many guests use the inn as base camp: gear up in the morning, ride the Markagunt loops, and return for dinner and a comfortable night. Book a room or cabin and plan your ride with our Trails and Rules & Safety pages.

Practice Tread Lightly! — stay on designated routes, respect wildlife and other users, and leave the trail as you found it.

Ready to Explore?

Book your stay and ride from Duck Creek Village.