Who we are

Adrenaline Off-Road Park sits just south of Pikes Peak International Raceway—only 15 minutes from Colorado Springs and just over an hour from the Denver metro area. Designed from the ground up for today’s UTV, side-by-side, and off-road community, the park offers a unique blend of terrain features you won’t find anywhere else along the Front Range.

While Colorado is known for its mountain passes and slow-paced, traditional rock-crawling trails, Adrenaline Off-Road Park was built to give drivers a different kind of experience. Our landscape features a mix of open areas, technical zones, sculpted terrain, and evolving trail systems that allow every type of enthusiast to explore at their own pace.

From first-timers learning the basics to experienced drivers testing their setup, the park provides a safe, controlled environment where you can develop new skills, challenge yourself, and enjoy your machine without the unpredictability of public trails. With dedicated zones designed for crawling, maneuvering, flow, rhythm sections, and future specialty features, Adrenaline Off-Road Park grows and changes year-round.

Whether you come for a casual day on the trails, to fine-tune your build, or to explore our signature features like the Gauntlet or Sidewinder, this is the Front Range’s new home for purpose-built off-road driving.

A detailed map of Adrenaline Park showing various trails, viewing areas, and themed sections such as Tristan's Hills, Dead Man's Drops, Tortoise Hills, The Gauntlet, and PPIR. The map includes roads, entry and exit points, staging area, and highlights features like the Sidewinder and Dam Gulch.

Take A Tour

of Adrenaline Park

Here is an inside look at all of the areas and unique riding styles that make up Adrenaline Park. We are consistently adding new areas to the park, so check back for new features!

The Gauntlet

Our Signature High-Banked Challenge

Carved directly into an old dry riverbed, The Gauntlet is one of the most distinctive features at Adrenaline Off-Road Park. This purpose-built course blends natural terrain with engineered flow to create a rally-style experience you won’t find anywhere else in Colorado.

Featuring 13 high-banked corners, The Gauntlet delivers a mix of sweeping lines, tight transitions, and dramatic elevation changes that make every lap feel different. With a maximum banking of 36 degrees, these corners are designed to give drivers stability, grip, and confidence as they navigate the riverbed walls.

Threaded throughout the course is an 11-jump line, offering a progression of approachable tabletops and rollers. The line is designed for all skill levels—allowing newer drivers to roll through safely, while experienced UTV pilots can link jumps with precision.

Whether you're dialing in a new build, practicing your driving skills, or just out for a thrill, The Gauntlet is where technique, flow, and terrain come together in a way that’s both challenging and accessible.

The Sidewinder

Our purpose-built rally course

The Sidewinder is designed for drivers who want a dynamic, technical, and endlessly engaging off-road experience. Winding through the natural contours of the property, Sidewinder delivers a mix of sweeping bends, rhythm sections, elevation changes, and controlled straightaways that keep you focused and in the flow.

Inspired by classic rally stage design, the course blends technical braking sections and tight transitions with open sections so you can feel how your machine handles a variety of real-world off-road conditions. When paired with The Gauntlet on a ride day, you get a blend of two kinds of high speed riding to keep you on your toes.

Built for UTVs and side-by-sides of all skill levels, Sidewinder lets you experience rally-style driving in a safe, predictable, and professionally maintained environment—right here on the Front Range.

Tortoise Hills

Tortoise Hills is our dedicated slow-crawling zone—purpose-built for drivers who enjoy precision, control, and technical terrain. This section features a series of undulating hills, steep climbs, off-camber angles, and natural-style obstacles that challenge both driver and machine without the need for speed.

Designed for all skill levels, Tortoise Hills offers a safe, controlled environment to practice throttle control, brake control, articulation, and line-choice. Whether you’re getting comfortable with your first UTV or dialing in a highly-built rig, this area gives you the space to learn, test, and explore at your own pace. This area keeps a great flow and allows you to transfer quickly from climbing to descending.

This section has become a staple for our night ride as it looks and feels incredible with the lights snaking through this area.

More is being added to this area including a true rock crawling area in the future!

Deadman’s Drops

Deadman’s Drops is the steepest, most dramatic area of Adrenaline Off-Road Park—built for drivers who want a true test of elevation and terrain variety. This zone combines aggressive hill climbs, steep descents, and narrow trails that wind through cavernous foliage and shaded cut-outs in the earth.

The terrain here rewards confidence and careful planning. Expect tight line choices, controlled braking sections, shifting weight dynamics, and natural features created by decades of erosion. For drivers looking to push their skills on steep gradients and rugged terrain, Dead Man’s Drops delivers a scenic but serious off-road challenge