Ride Right.
Come Back Smiling.
The dunes are a shared space with real hazards. Here's how to make sure your group's day is one of the good stories, not the cautionary ones.
Required.
We provide them. Wear them.
Helmets are required for all operators and passengers. We provide them with every rental and fit them properly at pickup. Eye protection is equally non-negotiable — fine sand at riding speed will impair your vision in seconds without it. We provide goggles. Use them.
If you're bringing kids, include their ages when you book. We stock a full range of helmet sizes and we want the right gear ready before you arrive.
Dunes aren't a solo activity.
Set your group rules before you start.
"Agree on hand signals before you roll out. Simple signals for ‘stopping,’ ‘slowing down,’ and ‘something’s wrong’ save situations that cell phones can’t — because the dunes don’t have cell service."
- Always ride with at least one other person
- Set hand signals before you start
- Agree on turnaround times
- Carry more water than you think you need
- Know what a heat emergency looks like
Share the dunes.
Leave them as you found them.
Give other riders space. Don't spray sand onto groups that are stopped or parked. Yield to hikers wherever paths cross. Stay out of closed or revegetation areas at the park boundaries. The Coral Pink Sand Dunes are a genuinely special place — they stay that way because riders treat them with respect. We expect that from everyone who goes out on one of our machines.
Safe riding isn't
cautious riding.
It's smart riding.
Book your Coral Pink rental. Come prepared. Ride hard. Come back whole.