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for the ones we drive they had to have license plates, a horn, registration sticker, and a rear view mirror. there may be more too, can't recall everything.

yeah, i think the odds of running into a ranger are slim, but i still recommend being licensed. i (ahem... clears throat) got pulled over by the monument ranger about a month ago. we were fully...

dude, chill out. why you gotta be such a jackass? clearly, they are legal, the quote above is directly from the NPS website... i know this is your area of expertise and all, but you are wrong in...

from the NPS website - http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/tuweep.htm



sorry for being so incompetent yet again... :ne_nau:

true, i'm no expert, but i am certain it is legal to drive the roads out there on an ATV. especially considering the rangers out there actually drive a polaris ranger frequently... maybe an ATV is...

that's not true. they just have to be street legal. we use ATV's to get around out there on occasion, and been stopped by a few rangers too. just has to be legally licensed.