Manitoba
Quad heaven
Manitoba is serious about its ATVing. With hundreds of riding areas, plenty of trails and a variety of terrain, it is no wonder riders in this province are so passionate about the sport.
by Kirsten ArmlederKirsten Armleder
I remember the day my father brought home our family’s first ATV. It was a Suzuki 350 c.c. and I was terrified of it. It had a manual transmission and I spent several frustrating hours trying to learn how to shift the gears smoothly. After I figured it out, however, I was hooked on ATVing.
A couple of years later, my father bought two personal watercraft and it didn’t take me long to develop an interest in them as well. Since then, I’ve explored trails and lakes throughout the East and West Kootenay regions of B.C. and in the province of Alberta. I have also ridden a personal watercraft in the states of Montana, Arizona and Utah. My passion for motorsports is something I am pleased to share with my husband, who is also an experienced dirt biker and motorcyclist.
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British Columbia
Off to a great start
The Grand Forks area has a lot to offer ATVers—such as a large network of trails and forestry roads, fabulous scenery and lots of wildlife—and members of the Grand Forks ATV Club (GFATV) would like to keep it that way.
by Kirsten Armleder