If you ride an ATV on the Crowsnest Pass, you can witness some of Western Canada’s most incredible views.
by Danielle CameronSteve and Lyn Hessels enjoyed two ATV rides on the Iron Horse Trail.
by Joni KratsIn January, 2007, the Quad Squad was approved for funding for two crossings, a 40-foot and a 50-foot bridge on York Creek upstream of Coal Haul Road.
by The Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad AssociationAlberta’s Corner Grass off-road event tests some of the best riders.
by Tanya Laing GahrMarch is going to be an exciting month for both the Peace Motocross Association and the Grande Prairie Motocross Association.
by Danielle CameronThe Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad Association has teamed up with the Alberta Conservation Association and Devon Canada to build a new bridge over Allison Creek.
by Kali LoveSome would argue that you can’t write about ATVing until you’ve gone ATVing. I counter that by saying that I can and I have, but it wasn’t until I finally got a chance to go out on a machine that I felt qualified to do it with enthusiasm.
by Tanya Laing GahrNestled in an ATVing paradise, Whitecourt lies in an area that lets riders explore uninhabited land and rough, muddy terrain.
by Kali LoveThis was my second trip into the Richardson Backcountry, north of Fort McMurray, Alberta. The first time I went in was to witness the expanse of the area and assess the current trail system and infrastructure.
by Cal RakachCanmore Quad Tours shows those interested in ATVing that quadding is a year-round sport.
by Kali LoveKen Krahn has made ATVing for charity an annual event.
by Glynis FediukAn enduro of epic proportions greeted the riders of the Royal Distributing Canadian Enduro Championships, in Coleman, Alberta.
For 2011, Ben Rego has signed with the Corner Grass Race Team. He will be competing on a Husaberg FX450 in the Canadian Enduro Championship plus select off-road races.
by Steve ShannonWhen the Canadian Enduro Championship became a reality in 2009, Jason Schrage took an immediate liking to the enduro format and won the E3 class championship.
by Steve ShannonIn 2010, Victoria Hett became the first Canadian woman to finish the International Six Days Enduro, earning a bronze medal and finishing eighth out of 20 women.
by Steve Shannon