How to Make Money Renting Your Land to ATV and Dirt Bike Riders

What kind of land works for riders?

You don't need a motocross track. Riders book:

• Wooded trails for ATVs and dirt bikes
• Open fields and pasture for casual riding
• Hills, creeks and mud for UTVs and 4x4s
• Simple dirt tracks if you have one

Most important: enough room, clear boundaries, and space to park trucks and trailers.

How much can I charge?

You set the price. Look at similar listings on Traqhunter in your area. Many hosts price low per rider per day to stay affordable, then earn from repeat visits. Weekend and group rates can help too.

What does it cost to list?

• Listing is free.
• Traqhunter keeps a 4% fee only when you're booked.
• Payouts go to your bank through Stripe.

How do I set rules and stay in control?

• Choose which vehicles you allow: ATV, UTV / SxS, dirt bike, 4x4.
• Set hours, rider limits and no-go areas.
• Approve the dates that work for you.
• Every rider signs Traqhunter's motorsport waiver before paying.

Do I need insurance?

Yes. Traqhunter doesn't provide insurance. Hosts need their own liability coverage before hosting riders. Talk to your insurance agent about recreational use of your land. See landowner insurance for more.

How do I get started?

1. Create your listing with photos of your trails and parking.
2. Add your rules, allowed vehicles and price.
3. Connect Stripe for payouts.
4. Publish and start getting booked.

FAQ

Is renting land to riders a good side hustle?

It can be for landowners with unused acreage, since there's little to build. Your earnings depend on your price, location and how often you're booked.

Can I choose who rides my land?

You set the rules, vehicles and dates. Every rider signs a waiver and pays through Stripe before arriving.

Will riders see my exact address?

No. The exact location is only shared with riders after they book.