Checking a Park’s Management Plan
Checking a provincial park management plan helps ATV and UTV riders understand access rules, sensitive zones, and intended uses.
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Enduro Park Canada’s 25-Acre Training Ground
Enduro Park Canada provides a 25-acre training ground for riders to practice skills and machine handling before heading out.
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Alexandra Peak at 1,983 Metres on Vancouver Island
Alexandra Peak on Vancouver Island requires careful trip planning because motorized backcountry access routes change frequently.
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Old Logging Roads to the Oyster Bowl
Riding old logging roads toward the Oyster Bowl requires planning access, checking routes, preparing machines and making safer decisions.
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Planning a 400 Kilometre Circle Tour
Planning a 400 kilometre ATV or UTV circle tour in British Columbia requires verified segments, realistic pacing, and route alternatives.
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Youth Rider Courses Clubs Run for Members
Youth rider courses run by ATV clubs teach safety habits and machine controls for families preparing for trail rides.
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What Happens on a Fall Poker Ride
Organized ATV and UTV outings where riders follow a marked route, draw cards at checkpoints and build a hand, plus advice for quickly changing autumn weather.
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Riding From Prince George to Wells Once a Year
Legal routes between Prince George and Wells require hauling ATVs by truck because no continuous trail exists.
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Cabins Maintained by a Club
BC ATV and UTV trail cabins maintained by clubs require riders to check local access rules before planning overnight stops.
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Riding 150 Kilometres at Tabor
Planning a long ATV or side-by-side ride at Tabor Mountain near Prince George involves distance planning and trail checks.
