Colorado Backcountry Rentals is located at 322 Turkey Creek Rd in Red Cliff, Colorado 81649. Colorado Backcountry Rentals can be contacted via phone at (970) 406-1397 for pricing, hours and directions.
Q What is the phone number for Colorado Backcountry Rentals?
A The phone number for Colorado Backcountry Rentals is: (970) 406-1397.
Q Where is Colorado Backcountry Rentals located?
A Colorado Backcountry Rentals is located at 322 Turkey Creek Rd, Red Cliff, CO 81649
Q What is the internet address for Colorado Backcountry Rentals?
A The website (URL) for Colorado Backcountry Rentals is: http://coloradobackcountryrentals.com/
Q How big is Colorado Backcountry Rentals?
A Colorado Backcountry Rentals employs approximately 20+ people.
Q What days are Colorado Backcountry Rentals open?
A Colorado Backcountry Rentals is open: Saturday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM Sunday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM Monday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Q How is Colorado Backcountry Rentals rated?
A Colorado Backcountry Rentals has a 4.6 Star Rating from 102 reviewers.
Normally I will give 5 stars! But this place does NOT deserve that! We spoke to Chuck explained to him we are tourist but we visit Colorado 2-3X a year. He stated we would receive a “discount†because our hotel was 2 hours from his location and we would only be able to drive the ATV 2 hours. I immediately asked for a price and silly me instead of being more persistent he hesitantly said my total will be there once I arrive with my 2 young boys 6 & 7 & 4 adults! We arrived and wow our total was $600 😳😡 the guy later said he could Knick off one child but still $500! Never again!!!!!!!!! The next day we went on a beautiful boat ride and only paid $250 includes gas, up to 8 people! I figured here since we were renting an ATV that fits 5-6 ppl why would they charge all this money!!!! Scam scam scam !
David Kleckler on Google
Rented a side by side with my wife when we were in the vail valley a few weeks ago. This was amazing. We had a blast and everyone working there was fantastic and knowledgeable.
scott wessner on Google
We rented a side by side for a half a day and had a blast. Amazing sights all around, and Red Cliff alone was worth the drive from Breckenridge. Best part was there was no hassling with truck and trailer like other rentals, you leave straight from there up the trail. We will be back to snowmobile. Loved it.
Jay Dill on Google
Having rented UTVs previously I was rather disappointed with the lack of access to any trails. We were told we had to stay on the main path or we could be fined $500 per wheel. The main trail is just a dirt road, which even would have been fine, but our "6 seater" was really a utility cart more than an off road vehicle and for some reason we wouldn't get it to go faster than 15-20 MPH. It would have been great for a family with small kids looking for a gentle ride, but not what we were paying over $400 for. That doesn't include the tip I felt pressured to give when I arrived and was paying. We ended up tipping over $50 between the 4 of us and when I asked what the tip was for I was told it was to pay the guys that work there and they would come help us if we needed it. Isn't that what the rental cost was for? When we came back (early) and told them we weren't able to get it going like we felt it should two guys hopped on, came back and said its fine and we must have had the seat belts buckled in wrong even though we changed drivers and checked buckles multiple times. Very disappointed in what we had gotten for what was charged (plus an hour drive from Breckenridge each way). We were basically left with a "Sorry about that, have a nice day" response. The machine also had a TON of damage on it already. I feel like these guys are trying to get every dime out of their equipment and they didn't really care that we didn't have the fun off road day we had paid for. I'm sure the 4 seaters and ATVs are more fun, but we ended up all in for $500 (including paying the employees for something, although I still don't know what) for a few hours in a utility cart. Reserve with caution. It really is a you get what you get kind of place. The dog is nice though.
