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Alberta Central Alberta motocross racers have plenty of opportunities to compete this year

McMurray Dirt Riders Association has a redesigned track; ADRA provincial series in Fort McMurray and Edmonton.

by Karissa Gall

Alberta Three exceptional rides in southern Alberta

Take a trip to southern Alberta, where heritage meets adventure, for some stunning views and historical journeys.

by Kim Schoenberger

British Columbia Smithers: British Columbia’s best kept secret

Smithers is home to a number of outstanding riding areas, all carefully maintained by the Bulkley Valley Quad Riders Association.

by Michelle Carr Johnston

British Columbia What you should know about ATVing in B.C.

With approximately 90,000 ATVers in the province, B.C. is bound to have some rules for riding in the backcountry. What are they, you ask?

by Kirsten Armleder

Crowsnest Pass, AB Stewardship and safety in the Crowsnest Pass

The Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad Association has worked hard to maintain and develop new trails for the enjoyment of ATVers. President Wade Aebli said the work has really paid off.

by Lisa Crane

Alberta Summer fun outdoors in High Level

Folks in High Level, Alberta, are looking forward to a fun and action-packed spring and summer—with prospects of ATVing, dirt biking and fishing.

by Lisa Crane

British Columbia Outdoor discoveries in Northern B.C.

Off-road riding tends to be a pretty popular pastime in Northern B.C.—and for good reason. Backcountry is plentiful and there is plenty of draw to outdoor pursuits.

by Kristen Mitchell

British Columbia Can a club be far behind?

The ATVing community of Tumbler Ridge has the potential to combine socializing, responsibility and prime riding to form a great club.

by Kristen Mitchell

Saskatchewan The quadding scene in Saskatchewan

John Meed, the new general manager for the Saskatchewan All Terrain Vehicle Association (SATVA), said the SATVA has a few new goals for 2013. 

by Lisa Crane

Manitoba ATVMB is working hard to develop a trial trail area

Currently, the province of Manitoba only has one official ATV trail. The ATV Association of Manitoba is working hard to change that.

by Karen Kornelsen

Alberta The CASI ATV Rider Course is being offered in Alberta

The most current hands-on ATV safety program in Canada is being offered through the Alberta Off-Highway Vehicle Association.

by Karen Kornelsen

Regina’s Wicked Motor Sports Mud Bog

In July, Regina will host the Wicked Motor Sports Mud Bog, featuring ATV mud racing as well as other wicked events.

by Lisa Crane

Alberta Off-roading concerns in Alberta land use

Backcountry riders in Alberta are finally becoming aware of the potential toll that the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan could have on their favourite pastime.

by Kristen Mitchell

Revelstoke, BC Riding in Revelstoke

Already renowned for a variety of other outdoor activities, Revelstoke, B.C., has added dirt biking to their repertoire in a big way. The Revy Riders Dirt Bike Club have put a lot of energy into building a trail network that they can call their own.

by Kristen Mitchell

British Columbia Popkum Motor Park one of a kind in B.C.

Popkum Motor Park, with its recent total overhaul, is like no other off-road vehicle destination in British Columbia. From amateurs and families to professional motocross racers, the park has been completely redesigned to fulfill the needs of any rider.

by Karen Kornelsen

British Columbia Quadding in the high country

Have you ever invited a person to go quadding with you, not thinking for a moment that they actually would? Last winter, while snowmobiling with some district sales managers from BRP's ATV division, I had the opportunity to meet one of the guests who came along with them.

by Ron LaRoy