Arizona ATV Riders is a great group of folks that promote safety, the ideals put forth by treadlightly.org, and all while managing to have a good time riding their ATVs.
This ATV club rides in Arizona, Utah, Colorado, California, Mexico, and is open to new destinations for ATV riding. Both sport and utility ATVs are welcomed in this club.
When planning an ATV ride for their group they do give out information rating the difficulty of the ride so beginning ATV riders don't get in over their heads. This group is as big on safety for all ATV riders as they are passionate about riding their ATVs.
Most trail rides are done in loops so as much foliage and terrain as possible can be viewed. They recommend packing a lunch as most locales chosen for the ATV rides are rather remote locations and last all day.
New ATV owners/riders are welcome to join, but the AZ ATV Riders recommend that you attend rides that are rated according to your skill level (such as "easy" or "beginner") and complete an ATV rider safety class. Additionally, they ask that you let the RideMaster know before ride day that you might need some assistance, pointers, or even for somebody to take your ATV up or down a hill for you.
The Arizona ATV Riders are a great example of how great a responsible group of ATV riders can be when they get together.
This ATV club rides in Arizona, Utah, Colorado, California, Mexico, and is open to new destinations for ATV riding. Both sport and utility ATVs are welcomed in this club.
When planning an ATV ride for their group they do give out information rating the difficulty of the ride so beginning ATV riders don't get in over their heads. This group is as big on safety for all ATV riders as they are passionate about riding their ATVs.
Most trail rides are done in loops so as much foliage and terrain as possible can be viewed. They recommend packing a lunch as most locales chosen for the ATV rides are rather remote locations and last all day.
New ATV owners/riders are welcome to join, but the AZ ATV Riders recommend that you attend rides that are rated according to your skill level (such as "easy" or "beginner") and complete an ATV rider safety class. Additionally, they ask that you let the RideMaster know before ride day that you might need some assistance, pointers, or even for somebody to take your ATV up or down a hill for you.
The Arizona ATV Riders are a great example of how great a responsible group of ATV riders can be when they get together.
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