How Much Does an ATV Tour Cost in New Brunswick?
Wondering how much an ATV tour costs in New Brunswick? The answer depends on the type of vehicle, the length of the adventure and the experience you choose.
At Mud to Moose Trail Adventures in Ripples, New Brunswick, current two-hour guided adventures range from $189 to $279 per adventure, depending on the vehicle and experience.
However, price isn’t the only thing you should consider. Therefore, this guide explains what you get for your money, what affects ATV tour prices and how to choose the right New Brunswick ATV adventure for your group.
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Mud to Moose ATV Tour Prices
First of all, it’s important to understand that ATV tour prices vary between operators.
For example, some companies charge per person. Others charge per vehicle or per group. Consequently, you should always check exactly what is included before making a reservation.
At Mud to Moose Trail Adventures, our current listed two-hour adventures include several different vehicle options.
| Adventure | Current listed price | Experience |
|---|---|---|
| Can-Am ATV Two-Up | $189 | 2-hour guided trail tour |
| Yamaha Side-by-Side | $264 | 2-hour guided trail tour |
| Argo ATV Two-Up | $279 | 2-hour guided trail tour |
| Night Moose Safari – Can-Am | $189 | 2-hour guided night adventure |
| Night Moose Safari – Yamaha Side-by-Side | $264 | 2-hour guided night adventure |
The current pricing page also lists safety equipment and snacks and drinks with these experiences.
Prices and availability are subject to change.
What Does “Per Adventure” Mean?
When comparing an ATV tour in New Brunswick, don’t simply look at the advertised price.
Instead, find out what is included.
At Mud to Moose, current listed two-hour experiences include:
- Per person
- Per ATV
- Per vehicle
- Per adventure
- Or based on group size
At Mud to Moose, the pricing shown above is listed per adventure, so it’s important to review the specific vehicle and seating arrangement when comparing options.
If you’re travelling as a couple, family or group, contact us if you’re unsure which experience is the best fit.
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Why Do ATV Tour Prices Vary?
Not all ATV experiences are the same.
Several factors can affect the price.
1. Vehicle Type
First, the vehicle can have a major effect on the price.
An ATV provides a traditional four-wheeling experience. In contrast, a side-by-side provides steering-wheel operation and seating inside the vehicle.
Therefore, think about which type of experience is best for you before booking.
2. Seating
Two-up ATV riding allows two people to share an ATV where the vehicle and tour are designed for two-up operation.
A side-by-side provides seating inside the vehicle and can be an excellent option for couples or friends who want to share the ride.
3. Daytime vs. Nighttime
A daytime trail adventure and a nighttime wildlife-focused adventure offer very different experiences.
The Mud to Moose Night Moose Safari is designed to take guests into the New Brunswick wilderness after dark, when the forest takes on an entirely different atmosphere.
You may encounter wildlife, but sightings are never guaranteed.
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What Is Included in an ATV Tour?
Before booking any ATV tour, ask exactly what is included in the advertised price.
At Mud to Moose, current listed two-hour experiences include:
- Guided trail experience
- ATV or side-by-side
- Safety equipment
- Snacks and drinks
The exact inclusions can vary by experience, so check the current tour listing before booking.
Do You Need to Own an ATV?
No.
One of the advantages of taking a guided ATV tour is that you don’t have to own an ATV, purchase a trailer or transport your own machine to New Brunswick.
Mud to Moose supplies the vehicle for the guided experience.
That can make an ATV adventure particularly convenient for visitors staying in New Brunswick who want to add an outdoor experience to their vacation.
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Is a Guided ATV Tour Worth the Cost?
For someone unfamiliar with New Brunswick’s trail network, a guided experience can provide several advantages.
Instead of:
- Transporting your own ATV
- Finding appropriate trails
- Learning the trail network
- Planning a route
- Checking unfamiliar trail conditions
- Travelling alone
you can arrive and let a local guide lead the experience.
New Brunswick has an extensive ATV trail network. QuadNB currently reports more than 10,000 kilometres of trails across the province.
The province also recommends staying on marked trails and checking current approved-trail information.
What Should I Look for When Comparing ATV Tour Prices?
Don’t compare tours based on price alone.
Ask these questions:
Is the tour guided?
A guided tour provides local knowledge and route leadership.
How long is the experience?
A two-hour tour can provide a very different experience from a full-day adventure.
What vehicle is included?
Compare ATV, two-up ATV and side-by-side options.
Is safety equipment included?
Ask what helmets and other equipment are supplied.
Are refreshments included?
Some operators include drinks or snacks while others don’t.
Is the group private or shared?
A private tour may provide a different experience from a larger group.
What happens if the weather changes?
Understand the operator’s cancellation and weather policies before booking.
What Does an ATV Trail Permit Have to Do With the Price?
If you’re riding an ATV on New Brunswick managed trails, the vehicle needs an appropriate trail pass.
The Government of New Brunswick states that ATVs using managed trails must have a trail pass securely attached and clearly visible. ATVs must also be registered and insured as required by provincial law.
When comparing a guided tour, ask whether applicable trail-related costs and vehicle requirements are already handled by the operator.
This is particularly important for visitors who don’t own their own ATV.
Read the Government of New Brunswick’s Off-Road Vehicle Requirements
How Much Does a Night Moose Safari Cost?
Our current listed Night Moose Safari options are:
Can-Am Two-Up Night Moose Safari
$189 per adventure
Two-hour guided nighttime trail experience.
Yamaha Side-by-Side Night Moose Safari
$264 per adventure
Two-hour guided nighttime trail experience.
Wildlife sightings are possible but never guaranteed.
That’s important.
A genuine wildlife experience takes place in the animal’s natural environment. You aren’t visiting an enclosure where an animal is guaranteed to appear.
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Is an ATV Tour Good for Families?
A guided ATV or side-by-side adventure can be an exciting way for families to experience New Brunswick’s outdoors.
In this paragraph However, families should check the age requirements for operators and passengers before booking.
New Brunswick has specific rules governing young ATV operators, including safety training and supervision requirements for certain riders under 16.
If you’re travelling with children, contact the tour operator before booking so the appropriate vehicle and seating arrangement can be selected.
How Much Should I Budget for an ATV Adventure in New Brunswick?
For a current Mud to Moose two-hour guided adventure, a reasonable starting point is:
$189–$279 per adventure, depending on the experience and vehicle.
Your final cost depends on the option you select and any future pricing changes.
Always check the current pricing page immediately before booking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an ATV tour cost in New Brunswick?
Prices vary by operator, vehicle, tour length and experience. Mud to Moose currently lists two-hour guided adventures from $189 to $279 per adventure.
How much is a two-hour ATV tour at Mud to Moose?
Current listed two-hour experiences range from $189 for the Can-Am two-up ATV to $279 for the Argo two-up ATV, with the Yamaha side-by-side listed at $264.
How much does a Night Moose Safari cost?
The current listed price is $189 for the Can-Am two-up Night Moose Safari and $264 for the Yamaha side-by-side Night Moose Safari.
Does Mud to Moose provide the ATV?
Yes. Mud to Moose provides the ATV or side-by-side for the guided adventure.
Do I need to bring my own helmet?
Mud to Moose’s listed tours include safety equipment. Always check the specific tour listing for current inclusions.
Are snacks included?
The current pricing page lists snacks and drinks as included with the listed two-hour experiences.
Can beginners take an ATV tour?
Yes.
In fact, a guided ATV adventure can be a great way for a first-time rider to experience off-road riding.
Before the tour begins, guests receive safety information and vehicle orientation.
Then, your guide leads the group onto the trails.
Most importantly, beginners should tell their guide that they have never ridden an ATV before.
That way, the guide can explain the controls and help make the experience more comfortable.
For more information, read:
Read Can Beginners Ride an ATV in New Brunswick?
Plan Your New Brunswick ATV Adventure
New Brunswick is home to forests, rivers, backcountry roads, wildlife and one of Canada’s largest ATV trail networks.
A guided ATV adventure lets you experience a part of the province that many visitors never see.
At Mud to Moose Trail Adventures, we take you beyond the pavement and into the wilderness around Ripples, New Brunswick.
Come for the ride.
Stay for the memories.
Leave with a little mud.
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Official Resources
For current New Brunswick ATV rules and trail information, use these authoritative resources:
Government of New Brunswick — off-road vehicle regulations, registration, insurance and safety.
QuadNB — ATV trails, permits, clubs and trail information.
Tourism New Brunswick — outdoor adventures and travel information.
[Government of New Brunswick — Off-Road Vehicles]
[QuadNB — New Brunswick ATV Trails]
[Tourism New Brunswick — Outdoor Adventures]
Last reviewed: September 2026
Prices, availability, tour inclusions and provincial regulations may change. Always confirm current information before booking or riding.