FAQ´s

Are the tours safe?

Yes, driver guides are trained and are experienced off road drivers. Pinzgauers are equipped with seatbelts and roll bars. They are designed as all-terrain high mobility vehicles. Safety is our utmost priority! 

Is the off-road tour a bumpy experience?

Pinzgauer Tours travel through creeks, over boulders, and up/down steep inclines. You should be prepared to be jostled around a bit. Yes, driver guides are trained and are experienced off road drivers. Pinzgauers are equipped with seatbelts and roll bars. They are designed as all-terrain high mobility vehicles. Safety is our utmost priority!

 

What should I bring?

Pictures & video are encouraged so be sure to bring your cameras. Water and a snack are provided but you are also welcome to bring your own. Just remember anything you bring will be in your lap for the duration of the trip so pack light! Binoculars may be helpful to use at the vistas.

 

Where do Pinzgauer Tours begin?
Pinzgauer Tours begin and end at our Jim Thorpe Headquarters located at: 7 Hazard Sq, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229

 

What should I wear?

Dress for the weather, Pinzgauer’s are always open sided and depending on the weather, the top may be off to enhance your experience.

Open toe shoes are not recommended! Don’t forget your tour includes hikes over rocky terrain to breath taking views and natural features.

 

Are there any restrictions?

Persons with current or chronic neck/back injuries are discouraged as well as pregnancies and recent surgery. All guests are required to wear/fasten a standard size lap seat belt. Tours are bumpy and travel along difficult terrain.

 

What are the age limits?

Our recommended age limits are 8 and up, but we encourage our passengers to use their discretion to ensure a safe and fun ride for all.

 

Do the tours run in the rain?

Tours do run in all weather, so remember to dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Pinzgauer Tours run rain or shine…no matter what the weather we’re always having more fun!

 

Are food and beverages served on the tour?

Pinzgauer Tours do offer snacks and water on the trip.

 

Are there bathrooms on the tour?

Restrooms are provided at the pickup/drop off location. We encourage passengers to use the restrooms before boarding. The tours travel to a very remote and pristine area where no facilities are available, other than “facileTREES”!

 

Do Driver/guides accept tips?

Gratuities are greatly appreciated by the driver/guides. They work hard to give you a safe trip filled with lasting memories!

 

Running late?

We expect passengers to be on time for their tour. It is important that you arrive at the time given on your confirmation. The Driver/guides will use their discretion regarding tardy passengers. Remember there are other passengers on the tour and in the event that a customer misses the scheduled tour, there is no guarantee for placement on another tour and no refunds!

 

We have a large group, is there a group discount?

There are group discounts available. Call 1-855 FUNOFFROAD (1-855-386-6337) and ask one of the reservationists for details.

 

How do we reserve a tour?

Just pick a date then give us a call at 1-855 FUNOFFROAD (1-855-386-6337) to book a tour. Tours fill up quickly, so we suggest you book your tour as soon as possible.

 

What happens in the event of a cancellation?

The tours do run in most weather but can be cancelled by the driver/guides due to safety of the passengers. In this event persons with reservations will be given a voucher for a later tour or a full refund.

 

What happens if I cancel my reservation?

Our cancellation policy is: Cancellations made more than 5 days prior to a trip may be rescheduled or refunded. If you cancel within 5 days of your trip, no refunds, vouchers, or the opportunity to reschedule will be given.  

 

Do I need a waiver?

Yes, all passengers on the Pinzgauer need to fill out our liability waiver. To DOWNLOAD ahead of time, please click here!

 

For additional information, please call: 1-855-FUN-OFFROAD (1-855-386-6337) 

 

 

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