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Ride Pryor Mountain: New Bridger business rents side-by-sides to explore the Pryors

Ride Pryor Mountain: New Bridger business rents side-by-sides to explore the Pryors
Posted at 5:29 PM, Jun 27, 2024

BRIDGER — Exploring the Pryor Mountains just got easier after one couple loved the mountain range so much they decided to make the adventure part of their business model by offering side-by-side rentals.

For the Vargas family, the Pryor Mountain range is home. After living in Bridger for over a decade, they moved into a home in the Pryors.

Ride Pryor Mountain: New Bridger business rents side-by-sides to explore the Pryors

They also love riding side-by-sides.

“We wanted to share the mountains with everybody else,” said Leza Vargas, one of the owners of Ride Pryor Mountain. “There’s nothing like this in this area.”

Ride Pryor Mountain: New Bridger business rents side-by-sides to explore the Pryors

In May, they opened Ride Pryor Mountain in Bridger. People can rent a side-by-side and take off from Bridger, or they will drop you off with the rental closer to the mountain range.

Ride Pryor Mountain: New Bridger business rents side-by-sides to explore the Pryors

“Can take back roads straight out of town in about 40 minutes, you're right at the national forest boundary," Leza Vargas said.

The peaceful mountains are packed with beautiful views, and the side-by-side makes seeing everything from breathtaking canyons to wildlife a breeze.

Ride Pryor Mountain: New Bridger business rents side-by-sides to explore the Pryors

“We enjoy doing it (riding) up in the Pryors, so it was kind of a no-brainer,” said the other owner, Mark Vargas. “Get out into the wild, it’s awesome.”

Ride Pryor Mountain: New Bridger business rents side-by-sides to explore the Pryors

Rentals start at $350 for the day for a two-seater, and they provide helmets and other safety precautions, such as communication systems and roadside assistance to ensure a day full of fun.

“Come and check out the Pryors. The one word that everybody uses to describe them is that they are magical,” Leza Vargas said.