Start with our flagship: more than 3,000 acres of controlled private land with singletrack for beginners, adventure riders, and hard enduro riders. No guest permit or separate land-access fee is required. Scenic vineyard and regional routes remain available for riders who want a different pace.
Private trails, hard enduro, vineyards, La Mission, Laguna Hanson, Baja 500-style terrain, and cruise-port rides each have a different rhythm. Start with the one that matches your time and appetite.
Uninterrupted controlled-access riding with beginner flow trails, fun singletrack, advanced mountain routes, hard enduro lines, and no separate guest permit or access fee.
A private-land hard enduro route for experienced riders who want rocks, climbs, tight lines, and technical Baja terrain.
A technical private-land ride with climbs, rocks, ruts, and guided route choices away from public traffic and tourist loops.
A harder private-land option for riders who want slow-speed difficulty, line choice, climbs, rocks, and a real technical day.
A scenic 2-hour dirt bike route through vineyard country, low hills, and valley viewpoints before the wineries open for the day.
A compact Baja ride connecting the Valle de Guadalupe area with the La Mission direction when conditions, timing, and rider level line up.
A longer Baja mountain ride for riders who want forest, elevation, technical sections, and enough time to handle the route properly.
A guided dirt bike package inspired by the rhythm of Baja race terrain: sandy washes, rocky sections, open stretches, and technical focus.
A dirt bike shore excursion for cruise visitors who want a real Baja ride instead of another bus tour or crowded ATV loop.
Enter through one controlled gate and ride without public traffic or third-party access stops. The network offers easy confidence-building loops, fun singletrack, faster mountain routes, rocky climbs, and hard enduro lines. Your guide selects a route around the group and conditions.
From $119 for 2 hours · permit and private-land access included · no separate access fee.
Check Private Land AvailabilityA relaxed, mostly flat sightseeing route near vineyard country for inexperienced riders who want an easy introduction. Choose Private Land instead if you want more singletrack, route variety, elevation, and genuine dirt-bike progression.
Check Vineyard Ride AvailabilityA compact coastal-valley package that can fit the 2-hour block when conditions and rider level line up. We confirm the start point, route, and timing before booking so the ride stays realistic and unrushed.
Check La Mission AvailabilityOur flagship longer-terrain package for riders who want a real challenge. Mountain routes require a 4-hour minimum because of distance, elevation, and technical terrain. The full 8-hour day is recommended if you want pit stops, food, photos, and a more relaxed pace through the ridges.
Check Mountain Ride AvailabilitySouth of the vineyards, the terrain shifts to raw Baja desert with dry canyons, sandy washes, and rock gardens. Desert, Laguna Hanson, and Baja 500-style packages require a 4-hour minimum. Choose the full 8-hour day when you want pit stops and time to enjoy the route instead of rushing it.
Check Desert Ride Availability
A compact 2-hour Valle route through vineyard edges, low hills, and scenic viewpoints. It is built for riders who want the wine-country dirt bike experience without committing to a longer package. For the most complete day, combine this with Private Land Trails and La Mission in the $289 full-day package.
Check Short Ride AvailabilityPrivate Land Trails, Valle Vineyards, and La Mission can fit 2 hours. Longer packages require 4 hours minimum, with full day recommended for pit stops.
| Tour | Duration | Price | Booking | Skill Level | Terrain | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3,000+ Acre Private Land | 2 hours to full day | From $119 USD | Confirmed before ride | Beginner to hard enduro | Singletrack, mountains, climbs, technical lines | Flagship · access included · no guest permit |
| Mountain / Longer Terrain | 4 hours minimum | $199 / $289 recommended | Confirmed before ride | Intermediate | 500m+ climbs, rocky switchbacks | Full day recommended for pit stops |
| Desert / Laguna Hanson / Baja 500 | 4 hours minimum | $199 / $289 recommended | Confirmed before ride | Intermediate | Dry canyons, rock gardens, sandy washes | Full day recommended for pit stops |
| Vineyards / La Mission | 2 hours | $119 USD | Confirmed before ride | Beginner | Mostly flat roads, vineyard edges, low hills | Relaxed scenic introduction |
Full day is $289 USD and includes Private Land Trails, Valle Vineyards, and La Mission. Longer packages are best as 8-hour days when you want pit stops.
Laguna Hanson, Baja 500-style terrain, mountain routes, desert routes, and other custom packages require a 4-hour minimum. For pit stops, food, photos, and a relaxed pace, choose the full 8-hour day.
Request Custom AvailabilityEvery guided tour follows the same structure regardless of which route you choose. You arrive, meet your guide (Salvador or Gus), get fitted with gear (DOT-certified full-face helmet, goggles, gloves), and get assigned a bike matched to your skill level and body weight. Then comes the mandatory training session.
Training takes 20-40 minutes depending on your experience. If you've never ridden, we start with the basics on flat ground: clutch control, braking, body position, looking through turns. If you're experienced, the assessment is quick — we watch you ride a short loop and adjust the bike setup accordingly. Nobody skips this step. It's the foundation that makes the actual trail ride enjoyable instead of terrifying.
On the trail, your guide leads and sets the pace based on your ability. We stop for photos, water breaks, and technique tips along the way. The goal is never to rush through the route — it's to give you an experience you couldn't get anywhere else. Every tour ends back at base where you can clean up, hydrate, and decide whether to explore the valley's restaurants and wineries.
First time on a dirt bike? Start with Private Land Trails, Valle Vineyards, or La Mission in the 2-hour block. The terrain is forgiving, the scenery is world-class, and the pace lets you build confidence without pressure.
Want a challenge? Mountain Ridge, Desert Canyon, Laguna Hanson, Baja 500-style terrain, and other longer packages require a 4-hour minimum. The full day is recommended if you want pit stops and a more complete route.
Short on time? Choose Private Land Trails, Valle Vineyards, or La Mission. Those are the packages designed to fit the 2-hour block.
Coming back for more? If you've done the Vineyard Trail and want to progress, Desert Canyon terrain is the natural next step. More technical terrain, tighter sections, and the kind of riding that makes you focus completely. It's also where the KTM 300 XC-W really shines.
Groups? We handle groups of up to 8 riders. Groups of 4 or more get discounted rates. Corporate events, bachelor parties, birthday rides — we've done them all. See our group ride guide or contact us for custom routing.
You arrive at our location in Valle de Guadalupe — most riders drive from Ensenada (30 minutes), Tecate (45 minutes), or San Diego via the Tecate border crossing (about 90 minutes total). There is free parking at the site. Your guide — Salvador or Gus — meets you, walks you through the day, and gets you fitted with gear: a DOT-certified full-face helmet, goggles, and gloves. Everything is included in the tour price.
Next comes the training session, which takes 20 to 40 minutes depending on your experience. Complete beginners start with clutch control, braking, and body position on flat ground. Experienced riders do a quick assessment loop while your guide watches your technique and adjusts the bike setup. This step is not optional — it is the reason our riders finish tours confident instead of scared, and it is what separates us from rental operations that hand you keys and point you toward a trail.
On the trail, your guide leads and controls the pace. Stops for water, photos, and coaching happen naturally throughout the ride. The goal is never to rush through the route — it is to give you an experience that is genuinely different from anything you can find on a public trail or at a standard rental outfit. After the ride, you return to base, clean up, and hydrate. Your confirmed price and payment method are clear before the tour starts. Most riders head to the valley's wineries and restaurants afterward. We are happy to recommend spots.
Check our full fleet to see available bikes, view pricing for all options, or read the FAQ for answers to common questions about border crossing, what to wear, and group bookings.
Pick your route and preferred date. We confirm availability and the clear price before you ride.