ATV Zone, British Columbia Taking in the Campbell River views

A short story behind this Hotshots photo by Lisa Day of Courtenay, B.C.

ATV Zone Top 10 ATV stories of 2016

From ATVing in Arizona to getting airborne with XRider Al McBeth, here is a countdown of the most popular stories on RidersWest website.

by Kirsten Armleder

ATV Zone, Manitoba Partnering for the future of ATVing

ATVMB and SATVA have started collaborating in order to better serve their members and to come up with solutions to the similar challenges they face.

by Karen Kornelsen

ATV Zone, British Columbia Laura Rasmussen: intrepid ATVer and fishing boat captain

Captain Laura Rasmussen of Nanaimo, B.C., became the first woman to solo ride an ATV in every province across Canada.

by Kirsten Armleder

ATV Zone, Saskatchewan How Facebook is enhancing the ATV experience

Les Halsall wanted to ride his ATV in a new location and social media paved the way

by Kyle Born

ATV Zone, Kootenay Rockies, BC A bad hair day

An 11-year-old from Creston, B.C., Shares his experience about being involved in an ATV accident

by Trish Drinkle

ATV Zone, Manitoba From snow to sand and mud

Darryn Duncan takes off on his quad right from his front door as often as he can throughout the summer.

by Jillian Clark

ATV Zone, Manitoba Backcountry users need to prevent wildfires

How we can work together to keep the backcountry safe for everyone.

by Trish Drinkle

ATV Zone, Kootenay Rockies, BC Testing the 2016 Alterra 700 XT

We took Arctic Cat’s new full-size Alterra ATV for a test ride on the trails near Cranbrook, B.C.

by Kirsten Armleder

ATV Zone, British Columbia The floating world of Wayne and Margy Lutz

Living in a float cabin on Powell Lake, B.C., has led this retired couple to carry their ATVs by barge to some of the most beautiful and remote areas in the region.

by Kirsten Armleder

ATV Zone, Kootenay Rockies, BC Five places to ride ATVs and UTVs near Cranbrook, B.C.

If you think off-road riding heaven is a place where the sun is frequently shining and the trail never-ending, then Cranbrook, B.C., is where it’s at.

by Kirsten Armleder