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If ever you find run out of places to go ATVing in, you can always take a quick ride to Ranch Creek where it's a haven for ATVing fans like us! The greens and the browns just go together so well over there! Imagine getting the chance to enjoy nature and yet having the chance to ride your ATV at the same time – pure heaven! At Ranch Creek, there is a four-mile of White River National Forest where you can go hiking if you want. The view there is beyond spectacular. You'll never see something as amazingly natural as this anywhere else in the country. So, don't forget to bring your camera along with your ATV for some snap-free picture-taking moments. You have to take pictures of Mount Elbert , Mt. Massive , Sawatch and Gorge Ranges , Camp Hale and Homestake Peak . They're truly irresistible!

Many ATV trails do not give you the chance to take in historical places. While you're on your ATV, you can actually take pictures of some cabins which has been there since forever. They're rundown and in pieces but that is what will give your ATVing trip more meaning. There are 3 fantastically old and brokendown cabins that you should take pictures of…with you on your ATV, of course.

One of the things we noted while ATVing there was the fact that there are loads of strange tiny creepy crawlies all over the place – BUGS! Well, this is normal considering the fact that you're ONE with nature there, so, bring your insect repellant. It will usually keep those bugs (and mosquitoes away).

While this trail is made for beginners, medium-skilled ATV riders and expert ATV riders, nevertheless, you should keep your guide handy. Remember the guidelines well because you don't want to get lost or get into trouble. Because of the steepness of some of the slopes, we advice you to keep a safe distance between the ATV in front of you. Tackling some of these slopes can get pretty tricky, mind you. Take the word ‘hurry' out of your mind because once you're in a rush, you won't be able to enjoy the view that Ranch Creek has to offer. One more advice, keep in low gear and remind yourself to enjoy the view.

If you're ATVing with some beginner ATV riders, keep your eyes on them. At some points, the trail can get pretty tricky. Lend them a helping hand if they find it difficult getting through it.