ATV Riding Around The Grand Canyon

ATV riders are
always looking for a great spot to really let loose and explore
some varied terrain. There are many ATV locations all across the
country, but few are as epic as the area around the Grand Canyon's
North Rim.
Taking inventory of their surroundings, riders will be forgiven if
they think they've been transported back to the Wild West. While
cowboys of yesteryear had to explore this area on horseback, modern
riders can hop aboard a full-powered ATV as they tear up the
terrain.
ATV Magazine reports that riders might want to stop at Bar 10, a
functioning ranch that serves as a waypoint for those looking for
adventures. In addition to offering a fantastic view of the canyon,
this out-of-the-way property is famous for its "cowboy breakfast,"
with pancakes, biscuits, bacon and eggs all on the menu.
Despite this area's ties to the Wild West, the North Rim is not
lawless. The news source reports that Bureau of Land Management
officials were out in full force, reminding riders to have their
ATVs registered and compliant - meaning any non-street legal ATV
accessories have to come off.
Before hitting the trail, travelers should be sure that they have
comfortable ATV riding gear, as there's not much worse than having
a great trip marred by clothes that are too hot or made of
irritating material.