The Michigan ATV Association was formed on the premise that education holds the key to the future of the sport. Without educating young ATV riders about the necessity of responsible riding and environmental concerns, legal ATV riding trails may slowly disappear.
That's why this family oriented ATV club works closely with Federal, State and local government agencies to maintain and expand ATV riding privileges. By keeping in touch at the government level, the club hopes to have positive input on all ATV legislation being considered.
The club also holds a lot of fun family events and trail rides all over the state throughout the year, and participates in trail clean ups and maintenance details.
If you're the kind of ATV rider who like to ride without caring about the impact you have on the environment around you, this is not the club for you. Irresponsible hot dogging is neither glorified nor tolerated, and damaging the trails may result in your expulsion. The club has worked hard to try to preserve legal use of current ATV trails as well as get permission to open up new ones.
A tour through the Michigan ATV Association's website offers a wealth of ATV and safety related information as well as updates on current ATV regulations. The trails page gives lots of places to ride your ATV as well as directions and maps. There is also a photo of the club membership, so you can see who they are.
if you think this ATV club sounds like the type of riders you'd like to hang out with, you can contact them through their website at: http://www.michiganatv.com/index.php.
That's why this family oriented ATV club works closely with Federal, State and local government agencies to maintain and expand ATV riding privileges. By keeping in touch at the government level, the club hopes to have positive input on all ATV legislation being considered.
The club also holds a lot of fun family events and trail rides all over the state throughout the year, and participates in trail clean ups and maintenance details.
If you're the kind of ATV rider who like to ride without caring about the impact you have on the environment around you, this is not the club for you. Irresponsible hot dogging is neither glorified nor tolerated, and damaging the trails may result in your expulsion. The club has worked hard to try to preserve legal use of current ATV trails as well as get permission to open up new ones.
A tour through the Michigan ATV Association's website offers a wealth of ATV and safety related information as well as updates on current ATV regulations. The trails page gives lots of places to ride your ATV as well as directions and maps. There is also a photo of the club membership, so you can see who they are.
if you think this ATV club sounds like the type of riders you'd like to hang out with, you can contact them through their website at: http://www.michiganatv.com/index.php.
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