With a top-notch motocross track and 80 kilometres of single-track trails, Revelstoke is fast becoming one of the best places to ride a dirt bike in southeastern B.C.
by Kirsten ArmlederBritish Columbia

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Powell River, B.C. ATV Club taking a break at Lois Lake, and overlooking the looming storm.Wally Eddy, Cranbrook’s ICBC-certified motorcycle instructor, reveals how to avoid blunders on your bike and pass the road test
by Kyle BornSome facilities offer access to single-track trails, so no matter what style of riding (motocross, enduro, endurocross or off-road), there is something for every kind of dirt biker
by Kirsten ArmlederDiscounts, special events, and exclusive access to trails are just a few examples of why you might want to join an Canadian ATV club
by Kyle BornDecide what’s right for your ride this winter, from emergency supplies to survival gear to navigational aids and communications devices
by Clint InghamJenny Hashimoto-Wiebe, Miss Sled Rush 2022, outlines how to become a brand ambassador for the Alberta Snowmobile Association (ASA)
by Kyle BornTess Mason, snow biker and powersports brand ambassador for Timbersled, shares her story about how she got into the business
by Kyle BornFrom winter maintenance to wildfire prevention to Quadbars and more, this list of off-road safety articles will keep you out of trouble
by Kyle BornKela Louise, dirt biker and creator of the Wide Open podcast, interviews resilient female athletes who tell their stories of creating a fulfilled life out of the chaos
by Kyle BornWayne Mercer, member of the Kootenay Rockies ATV Club, outlines the practical knowledge needed to make an informed decision when it comes to wheels or tracks for your ATV
by Kyle BornJohn Giannisis, member of the Prince George ATV Club, highlights what to expect when ATVing the historic Cariboo Gold Rush Snowmobile Trail
by Kyle BornThese stunning shots were taken during the Mid-Island ATV Club’s regional ATV conference on Vancouver Island in Gold River, B.C., from June 17-19, 2022
by Kyle BornKristin Parsons, new executive director of ATVBC, is excited to meet with club members from across the province so she can speak on their behalf
by Kyle BornDavid Sullivan, president of Quadbar Industries in Kelowna, B.C., has made it his mission to protect fellow ATVers
by Kyle BornATV safety is about more than just using appropriate safety gear. It’s also about making smart riding choices.
by Susan LohrerLisette Vienneau, local rider in Hudson’s Hope, B.C., explains why ATVers should be excited about the improvements happening at Dinosaur Lake campground
by Kyle Born