ATV Riding Resources
Tips on Where and How to Ride your ATV
“Where can I ride my ATV?”
“How can I ride better?”
There the two most common questions we get. Here, we try to provide answers.
“Where to Ride” is a recurring feature on this website that includes information about public riding areas where you’re allowed to ride your ATV or off-highway motorcycle. We include information from the area’s managers, including trail characteristics, costs and registration information.
In our “ATV Riding Tips,” we focus on questions we get from new riders rather than advanced technique. This is a good place to start if you are new to ATVs or just getting started in recreational trail riding.
Starting Kids on ATVs
The sport of ATV riding is grabbing attention nationwide as land managers try to balance its popularity with the nation’s natural resources.
Minimize Your ATV Impact
The sport of ATV riding is grabbing attention nationwide as land managers try to balance its popularity with the nation’s natural resources.
Securing your ATV
Is your ATV where you last left it? Are you sure? Sadly, there are low-life scum out there looking for an opportunity to steal your brand-new…
Riding ATVs in Mud, Hills and Off-Camber Trails
You have the basics down of riding your ATV, but you’re looking for some confidence to tackle the next level of obstacles? Here are some tips for…
Cold Weather ATV Riding
Old Man Winter’s here! No need to lock your ATV in the shed, though. Here in Canada, I’ve found if you can get traction, you can enjoy…
Safety Gear for ATV Riding
Before putting your kid on an ATV, make sure he or she has the proper riding gear. Here are some ideas for gearing up the right way without…
Where To Ride
Places to Ride your ATV by State
Having your dream quad and a gear bag full of cool gear isn’t worth much if you don’t have a place to ride. That’s where this section of our website comes into place. Here are location from all over the country that cater to ATV riders. Have a tip for a great riding spot that we should add to this page? Let us know at submissions@ama-cycle.org. Thanks!