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Palo Alto may be urban at its heart, but nearby areas provide great opportunities for off-road exploration. Quad bikes, or ATVs, offer riders a thrilling way to experience nature, trails, and countryside terrain just outside the city.
A standard car driver’s license is usually enough to rent a quad bike. International riders may need an International Driving Permit in addition to their home license. Minimum age is often 18, and a refundable deposit is required.
Quad bikes are delivered in working condition, with helmets provided. Some companies include gloves or goggles for extra safety. While most quads must be returned to the base, certain rental providers allow hotel delivery or flexible drop-off options.
ATV parks near Palo Alto
Santa Cruz Mountain trails
Open land routes in nearby Los Altos Hills
Dirt tracks north of Mountain View
Guided tours in surrounding natural reserves
Forest trails in the South Bay area
Baylands paths where off-road riding is permitted
Rides toward San Mateo County countryside
Adventure tours into Santa Clara County hills
Trips into rural farmland roads south of the city
Quad bikes provide a mix of fun, nature, and adventure that goes beyond ordinary sightseeing. They are perfect for those who want to add excitement and variety to their Palo Alto visit.