Carrying Bear Spray on a Ride
Carrying bear spray securely on your body during an ATV or UTV ride ensures quick access if wildlife approaches.
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Snorkels for Creek Crossings
An ATV or UTV snorkel raises the air intake to protect the engine, but it does not make the whole machine waterproof.
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Skid Plates for Rocky Interior Trails
Skid plates shield ATV and UTV engine cases, frames, and differentials from sharp rocks on rough Interior trails.
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Tires for Wet Coastal Clay
Wet coastal clay tires and proper tread design help prevent ATV slides by clearing packed mud and improving trail grip.
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Radio Channels on a Resource Road
Radio channel selection on British Columbia resource roads explains how to find correct frequencies and make safe calls.
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Active Logging and Road Access
BC ATV and UTV riders learn how to check road access, recognize restrictions, and safely share active industrial logging routes.
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Gates That Appear Overnight
New road gates in BC explain how to assess access rules, spot industrial hazards, and decide whether a route is safe.
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Which Seasonal Closure Riders Most Often Miss
Hunting-related motor-vehicle closures in British Columbia often apply to ATVs and UTVs, catching riders who are not hunting.
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Reading a Closure Map
Reading a closure map explains how BC ATV and UTV riders can interpret route restrictions and verify boundaries before riding.
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Transporting Game by Machine
British Columbia game recovery planning explains legal ATV route checks, vehicle restrictions, and safe machine loading for hunters.
