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Hey all - welcome to the first ever fully digital issue of Brapp Magazine and of course the 2017 racing season, both exciting in their own right so let’s get to it. Yes it was a huge step and one that scared the crap out of me (because I’m an old guy). But the bottom line is, that’s the way it’s being done these days and although there are those of us who don’t like it, the fact is that sometimes realities just change. The high cost of print and distribution along with the majority of our reader’s habits forced the change. It was either go digital or go away and of course that really made the decision easy. So there you have it - BrappMag.com is the new way and the only way so we hope that you all embrace it, download our phone app and follow along. Please search ‘BrappMag’ on your phones app store and you’ll have us with you wherever you go. Next up is the 2017 racing season, oh baby. We just came out of an exciting weekend at Motorama where the racing was awesome as usual and we are head long into both the motocross and off road racing seasons. Motocross kicks off at Doublin Gap the first weekend in March followed by enduro racing with the ECEA on March 18th. Please check the issue from here on out for upcoming events and schedules and places you can ride. In this issue find that Motorama coverage I was talking about. Justin Cooper has become the man to beat there in the expert bike divisions and local pro John Natalie made his long awaited return to Motorama to dominate the A quad division. Please also welcome the off road racers from the Western NY Series. We list some of their champions and will be featuring some of their racing this coming season. Check out news from PVR and the CMATVA along with registration information for this year’s Motocross for Christ camps being held at Pagoda MC. We also have our regular where to ride and upcoming event sections and so much more. We also ask for your help - we need everyone to download our app but more importantly to click in and read our digital issues online. While you’re there click on the hot links to visit our advertisers pages and please do business with them whenever you can. Yes you might be able to save a few bucks now and then when buying elsewhere, but I’ll ask are they the businesses that support the local tracks? If they are then great but if not please make your buying choices wisely. We thank you for reading and we hope you are looking forward to 2017 as much as we are. So here’s to the future and we thank you for your support. Jim Bull and Family BrappMag.com

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BIKE RESULTS

PEE WEE GIRLS (4-8) 1. KATHERINE CHILSON 2. ALICIA RITZLER 3. HAYDEN GEHRES 4. DANIKA PECK 5. JILLIAN GRIBBIN

65 (7-9) 1. OWEN BARNES 2. TAVIN COOK 3. DIKOTA HAMILTON 4. WYATT MAYER 5. KEEGAN GILLETTE

50-70 OPEN GIRLS (4-11) 1. KAITLYN BABCOCK 2. KATHERINE CHILSON 3. RAINAH REGIS 4. CLARE FITZGERALD 5. MIAH CUZZO

90 LIMITED (8-11) 1. RYAN CLARK 2. HAYDEN HUNTER 3. DUSTIN SWARTWOOD 4. LJ COOK 5. GAVIN MARYOTT

SUPER MINI (14-15) 1. LUCAS FINCH 2. CAMERON KELLY-HOBBS 3. TYLER VALLEQUETTE 4. GAVIN RYPKEMA 5. DEVIN SWEAT

GIRLS (13-15) 1. KELSEY CRULL 2. MACKENZIE GLEASON 3. KAYLA ONEILL 4. MACKENZY ROBBINS 5. KAYLA VAN DYKE

50 SPORT LIMITED (4-11) 1. CONNER STREETER 2. TRAVIS CHAMBERLAIN 3. DAVID CHAMBERLAIN 4. PAXTON PORTER 5. LAYNE MAC DERMOTT

GIRLS (8-12) 1. PORSCHIA BENNETT 2. BRIONNA WYLAND 3. JESSICA CARNES 4. BROOKE WILLIAMS 5. REAGAN MOOREHEAD

SUPER MINI (12-13 1. ANTHONY POWERS 2. COLBY DAVIS 3. HUNTER CLEVELAND 4. JARED DETRICK 5. RILEY FENNER5

4-STROKE (7-15) 1. SETH CARRIGAN 2. JACOB BODA 3. MICHAEL STILES 4. AMBER VAN DYKE 5. NOAH ELLIS

90 OPEN (12-15) 1. BRAYDEN VARGASON 2. JEFFREY HEIN 3. BRANDON CLARK 4. HUNTER HOLLEY 5. IRA AMAN

70 OPEN (8-11) 1. GARRETT STUDER 2. TAVIN COOK 3. NOAH VRAGOVICH 4. KALEB CHILSON 5. LOGAN WARD

85 (12-15) 1. IAN POTTER 2. DOMINICK MORSE 3. CONNOR COYNE 4. BRADY ROSE 5. KAMREN LEHMAN

GIRLS (7-12) 1. PAITON BAILEY 2. CARLEY FENNER 3. ALICIA RITZLER

90 SPORT LIMITED (8-15) 1. HAYDEN SHARP 2. DAVID SEARLES JR

ATV RESULTS

90 OPEN (8-11) 1. GARRETT MERIWETHER 2. SHAYNE CRULL 3. BLAISE VALENSKIE 4. JAYDEN STAATS 5. CALEB LETTS

JR PEE WEE 4 1. TRIPP STARKWEATHER

85 (7-11) 1. TOBY CLEVELAND 2. JOCELYN BARNES 3. ALEX HUNSINGER 4. GRANT DAVIS 5. BENJAMIN MILLIER

70 LIM (6-9)/50 OPN (6-11) 1. KALEB CHILSON 2. PEYTON HITT 3. DOMINIC AKERS 4. DOMINICK LETTS 5. LYRIC REGIS

90 LIMITED (12-15) 1. TANNER TAVELLI 2. ADAM ROSEKRANS 3. DILLON MADIGAN 4. LOGAN MANN 5. TIMOTHY PHILLIPS

JR 4 STK (4-6) 1. BRADLEY BOLSTER 2. MASON CALLEAR 3. KADEN JOHNSON 4. GAVIN SHERIFF 5. HUDSON DANZILO

65 (10-11) 1. GAVIN GODFREY 2. KENNETH CALLEAR 3. JACK CHEVALIER 4. BAILEY FLYNN 5. NATE PORTER

50 PERF LIM (4-11) 1. JOSEPH BAILEY JR. 2. LUKE BAILEY 3. RYDER HITT 4. PEIGHTON MERIWETHER 5. CAIDEN CUZZO

GIRLS (13-15) 1. ASPEN MAKELA 2. ABIGAIL SWARTWOOD 3. ALEXANDRA STREETER 4. KAITLYN CLARK 5. JACY KNAPP

SR PEE WEE 1. DIKOTA HAMILTON 2. MASON POTTER 3. JAMISON RICH 4. LUCAS HOFFMAN 5. DALTTON DAVIS SR PEE WEE 7 1. JOSHUA KNAPP 2. TANNER KNAPP 3. JONATHON RUBY 4. EVAN STARKS 5. MICHAEL POLTARAKOV SR 4 STK (7-8) 1. KARSON KEMP 2. HUNTER WHEELER 3. MATTHEW SEYMOUR 4. LAIN TERIBURY 5. CASH MAC NEAL SR PEE WEE 6 1. DRAYTON DE KAY 2. HOYT BROOKS 3. CANNON TIBBLES 4. KAMDEN KRAUSE 5. NATHAN HAVENS JR PEE WEE 5 1. BRODY LIVERMORE

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39th Annual Motorama Events Comes to a Close Harrisburg, PA (2/21/17) - Temperatures in the sixties brought racing and car fanatics out in droves to witness the 39th Annual Motorama Events at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg. Arenacross, Quarter Midget and Go-Kart racing kept race fans entertained while R/C (Remote Control) and Robot Conflict provided an element of technical precision. Car enthusiasts were treated to nearly 700 custom cars, trucks, cycles, performance vehicles and racing vehicles in the Rod, Custom & Tuner Show and Speed Show.

Local Pro John Natalie shows he still knows his way around a Motorama track.

The fans and drivers in attendance also gave generously to the 2017 Motorama Events official charity, The Children’s Miracle Network at Penn State Hershey Children’s Hospital. The organization benefitted from a Chinese auction and 50/50 raffle tickets.

Expert Arenacross Riders Take Multiple Wins A revamped track got the seal of approval by several Arenacross riders in victory lane, at Motorama 2017. One such rider was pro 4-wheeler, John Natalie, who made his comeback to Motorama after a lengthy hiatus. “I love it here! In fact, I wish it was strung out over more days,” Natalie said. “Maybe a four-day event. That would be awesome.” When asked if Natalie is involved in any other types of racing, he replied, “all other racing, as long as I have the time. I think the circle tracks are awesome racing.” With so many young, new names taking over the sport, Natalie explained his secret for success. “Cardio. Weight lifting. I work out a lot more than I used to,” Natalie explained, “but I have always worked out.” The exercising is clearly working for Natalie, as he picked up wins for both Saturday and Sunday’s A-Mains, in the Open A 4-Wheel division. Saturday’s finish saw Joshua Deemer and Daniel Fehr complete the top three and in Sunday’s final, Fehr improved one position to finish second followed by Brian Ace in third.

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Cold Spring Harbor, NewThis was it, the big show, the last gateway in the NE anyway York’s Justin Cooper dominatReedLynn Cooper grabs aNational win withChampionships. Miss Motorama I know m Loretta Amateur ed the 2017 Motorama ArenaTara Thorson have already qualified in other regions and the South East cross course from start to finprinting but after this particular race. ish. He competed in the 250cc A 2-Wheel and the Open A Over 900 riders made their way to the Doublin Gap MX 2-Wheel divisions and claimed victories in both divisions, Sat-burg, PA to take a shot for their entry ticket. I saw one cla the whole way from Utah to make the cut. It was a typical urday and Sunday.

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Eight-year-old, Tommy Luffey promoter for keeping everything running smoothly and fo is used to racing with the oldtrack for this event. er kids. He’s proven himself several times that he has whatCongrats to all who made it in, no matter where you call ho it takes to race with the best job to all those who didn’t just for making the attempt. Many up-and-comers on 4-wheels. Saturday, Luffey proved thismade the cut here at this event with a few winning their cl once again, by crossing the fin-pictured below. Take a look at how our champions did the ish line first in the 70cc Jr. Minimxsports.com to see the complete results. (6-11) 4-Wheel class. Just two races prior to his impressive Justin Rodbell from Prince Frederick, 70cc victory, Luffey claimed the 50cc Production (4-8) 4-Wheel MD went 1 - 2- 3 to win 125 (12-16) victory. B/C and 1 - 7 - 1 to win Schoolboy 1

B/CHetrick, impressed the Large Arena crowds Luffey, who idolizes pro ATVMX (12-16) driver, Joel on Sunday with another win in the 50cc Production class and a second-place finish in the 70cc Jr. Mini class. The “Dash for Cash” sponsored by TLD, Pagoda Motorcycle Club & District 6 Sports Association, returned for the second consecutive year to Motorama 2017. Fan-favorite, pro 4-wheeler, John Natalie dominated Saturday and Sunday’s dash, leading all three laps, six combined, over the two-day show. Justin Cooper dominated the two-wheel portion of the “Dash for Cash” by leading all of the combined six laps. For the first time in Motorama history, the 3-Wheel Trikes made an appearance on the Arenacross course. 23 total Trikes competed in an exhibition style race, Saturday and Sunday. Dover’s Joshua Crone was victorious both days. Saturday’s feature saw Dwight Jeckel and Dave Swinger finishing second and third while Christopher Headley and Joshua Kraychak completed the top three in Sunday’s exhibition race. Tara Thorson Declared Ms. Motorama 2017 Over forty beautiful women were registered to compete in the 2017 Ms. Motorama Pageant that began a two-day contest, Saturday, with a fan-judged swimwear competition. A sportswear competition and interview completed the contest and was followed by a meeting of the pageant judges which resulted in the crowning of Tara Thorson, as Ms. Bryce Shelly from Telford, PA Motorama 2017. went 1 - 1Ms. - 1Motorama to sweep pageant, 85cc graduated from the Thorson, who was competing in her fourth Lehigh Career & Technical Institute in Schnecksville, with Area a focus (9-12) - File Photo from Q in tech welding. She loves drag racing and drives a drag truck at The Buck Motorsports Park. The EVO Industries, Amped Apparel, TroyLee Designs and Drop of Ink sponsored event began with the crowning of the fan-judged swimsuit competition. Harrisburg’s Amanda Kathleen recorded the most cheers, taking the “Best in Swimwear” title. Emily Boyd and Sam Barker finished second and third. Sunday’s competition began with a judged sportswear contest. Hannah Everhart placed first with Boyd and Thorson completing the top three. The interview portion of the event ended with Lindsey Shannon declared the winner and Regina Walters and Thorson finishing second and third. Brandilynn Jackson won the R/C (Remote Control) contest, held Saturday afternoon in the Equine Arena. Thorson’s victory was decided by one point over Reedsville’s Emily Boyd. Amanda Kathleeen finished third followed by Hannah Everhart in fourth and Sam Barker in fifth.

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2. JUSTICE SCHMEIDER 3. GAVIN FISHEL 4. VINCENT DILLON 5. KAYDEN BAUM Junior Mini (9-13) 2w 1. COLE BADER 2. DEREK LEATHERMAN 3. REED COOPER 4. JACOB HEPLER 5. JASON LORD JR Open A 4w 1. JOHN NATALIE 2. JOSHUA DEEMER 3. DANIEL FEHR 4. KEENAN GEHMAN 5. BRIAN ACE Open B 2w 1. RICCI RANDANELLA 2. NOAH CHAMBERS 3. CAMERON DOWELL 4. DEREK CARBERRY 5. JOHN ASHCRAFT Open B 4w 1. TREVOR MACK 2. SHANE SMITH 3. COLE WERTZ 4. JEREMIAH DELAFIELD 5. JOSH ATKINS Open C 4w 1. DREW FLINCHUM 2. RYAN SHELL 3. RYAN HURLBUT 4. CAMERON GRAYBILL 5. MICHEAL HAUGH Open C 2w 1. SHAWN ANDERS JR 2. JORDAN PURVIS 3. ERIC STRAUB 4. DAMON MCCOY 5. JACOB FOY Open A 2w 1. JUSTIN COOPER 2. BOBBY PIAZZA 3. JOHN WELLS

4. MACCOY SHINE 5. CASEY CLARK Pit Bike 110cc (16+) 1. JOSHUA SHEFFER 2. SHELBY REITZ 3. CHUCKIE NIGRIN 4. SETH FIKE 5. AUSTIN WAUGH School Boy (12-16) 2w 1. RICCI RANDANELLA 2. ZACK DOBBS 3. RYAN TREVELISE 4. JACOB INGRAM 5. JAKE GOLDEN Super Mini (12-16) 2w 1. ZACK DOBBS 2. COLE BADER 3. JACOB INGRAM 4. ISAAC DRY 5. RYAN FRIEDLY Open C Main 2 1. SHAWN ANDERS JR 2. ERIC STRAUB 3. KEVIN MCFARLAND 4. TANNER ADAMS 5. CHUCKIE NIGRIN 250cc C Main 1 1. TYLER SWEIGARD 2. MARKUS TURNER 3. SHAWN ANDERS JR 4. JORDAN PURVIS 5. PARKER HILLARD Open C Main 1 1. JORDAN PURVIS 2. DAMON MCCOY 3. TYLER SWEIGARD 4. HUNTER DYER 5. MARKUS TURNER 250cc C Main 2 1. CHUCKIE NIGRIN 2. KEVIN MCFARLAND 3. HUNTER DYER 4. ROBERT SPAID 5. DAVID HOUSEAL

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Ricci Randanella dominates Motorama winning 5 events.

Fan Favorite - you gotta start them young. SUNDAY RESULTS 25+ Open A 2wt 1. MATT BABBITT 2. MICHAEL STRYKER 3. CHAD WAGES 4. CASEY CLARK 5. TYLER KLINE 250 B 2w 1. RICCI RANDANELLA 2. CAMERON DOWELL 3. SCOTT CLAPPER 4. DEREK CARBERRY 5. NICK LAVELLA 250cc A 2w 1. JUSTIN COOPER 2. JOHN WELLS 3. MATT BABBITT 4. CASEY CLARK 5. CHAD WAGES 250cc C 2w 1. JORDAN PURVIS 2. MARKUS TURNER 3. ERIC STRAUB 4. TYLER SWEIGARD 5. CAMERON MATZ 3 Wheel Trikes 1. JOSHUA CRONE 2. CHRISTOPHER HEADLEY 3. JOSHUA KRAVCHAK 4. BRYAN DITCH 5. SAMUEL HARKABUSIC 35 + A/B 2w 1. BARRY CARSTEN 2. SHELBY REITZ 3. TODD WEINDEL 4. ROBERT ZELENKY 5. PAUL HRUBOCHAK

50 Oil Injected (4-8) 2w 1. IZZY BARRON 2. TANNER CROMLEIGH 3. KAYKY DEPINHO 4. JOSHUA WILSON 5. LOGAN DRESSLER 50cc Automatic (4-6) 2w 1. LANDON PALMER 2. JOSHUA WILSON 3. MILEY SITLER 4. TANNER CROMLEIGH 5. ANDERSON EBY 50 cc Open (4-8) 2w 1. CANYON RICHARDS 2. BARRETT KEIFFER 3. KEVYN DEPINHO 4. LOGAN FISHER 5. IZZY BARRON 50cc Production (4-8) 4w 1. TOMMY LUFFEY 2. THOMAS ROSWELL 3. JAYDEN SHIFFER 4. AIYDEN RIDER 5. ALYSSA LUFFEY 65 (7-11) 2w 1. RYDER COOPER 2. BRAXTON KEIFFER 3. CLAYTON STOCKSTILL 4. JADEN PALMER 5. BARRETT KEIFFER 70cc Jr Mini (6-11) 4w 1. VINCENT DILLON 2. TOMMY LUFFEY 3. JAYDEN SHIFFER 4. JACK VAN VARICK 5. KAZIN VANFOSSEN 85cc/150cc (12-15) B 2w 1. COLE BADER

2. JACOB HEPLER 3. DEREK LEATHERMAN 4. WES HARRIS 5. JAKE GOLDEN 85cc (9-11) 2w 1. BRAXTON KEIFFER 2. JADEN PALMER 3. CLAYTON STOCKSTILL 4. RYDER REITZ 5. JEREMY LISOTN 90cc Open (8-15) 4w 1. VINCENT DILLON 2. JAYDEN RUSSELL 3. GAVIN FISHEL 4. JUSTICE SCHMEIDER 5. JAYDEN SHIFFER Junior Mini (9-13) 2w 1. REED COOPER 2. COLE BADER 3. DEREK LEATHERMAN 4. JACOB HEPLER 5. TYLER CAPANE Open A 4w 1. JOHN NATALIE 2. DANIEL FEHR 3. BRIAN ACE 4. JOSHUA DEEMER 5. KALE WITMER Open B 2w 1. RICCI RANDANELLA 2. CAMERON DOWELL 3. JOHN ASHCRAFT 4. SCOTT CLAPPER 5. NOAH CHAMBERS Open B 4w 1. SHANE SMITH 2. JOSH ATKINS 3. HUNTER DENTLER

4. KRIS VALE 5. DAYTON BUHRMAN Open C 4w 1. DREW FLINCHUM 2. RYAN SHELL 3. LANCE SLATERBECK 4. BILL DIXON 5. TROY GEBHART Open C 2w 1. JORDAN PURVIS 2. MARKUS TURNER 3. TYLER SWEIGARD 4. DAVID HOUSEAL 5. KEVIN MCFARLAND Open A 2w 1. JUSTIN COOPER 2. CASEY CLARK 3. BOBBY PIAZZA 4. JOHN WELLS 5. MATT BABBITT Pit Bike 110cc (16+) 1. JOSHUA SHEFFER 2. CHUCKIE NIGRIN 3. SHELBY REITZ 4. AUSTIN WAUGH 5. TOM NIKOLAUS School Boy (12-16) 2w 1. RICCI RANDANELLA 2. RYAN TREVELISE 3. ZACK DOBBS 4. JACOB INGRAM 5. JAKE GOLDEN Super Mini (12-16) 2w 1. ZACK DOBBS 2. COLE BADER 3. ISAAC DRY 4. JACOB HEPLER 5. LOGAN HUBBARD

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WHERE TO RIDE SUMMER AND WINTER TRAILS The summer season runs from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September. The winter season runs from the day following the last day of the regular or extended antlerless deer season as established by the Game Commision through the following April 1. There are some trails that remain closed until after the late muzzleloader season. Please check the forest distrcit web pages for current access advisories on when trails open for the winter season. Pike County - Burnt Mills - 7 Miles of summer and winter trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402 one mile south of Porters Lake. Rgistered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less that 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA 18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000

Adams & Cumberland Counties - 36 miles of summer trail. During the winter season the trail system is expanded to 42 miles by using some dirt roads that are gated during the winter. Part of the trail system is shared with snowmobiles when there is sufficient snowfall. The trail is located between Big Flat and Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Access to these are from parking lots located at Big Flat along Shippensburg Road about 1-1/4 miles nort of its intersection with Route 233 and on Piney Mountain along Bendersville Road south of Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Contact: Michaux State Forest, 10099 Lincoln Way East, Fayetteville, PA 17222 Phone: (717) 352-2211

Snyder & Union Counties - 15.4 miles of summer and winter trails. Access is at the Jacks Mountain Trailhead located along Route 235 three miles south of Glen Iron. The trail includes the East Kettle Road which has been closed to other types of motor vehicles. Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Bald Eagle State Forest, 18865 Old Turnpike Rd, Millmont, PA 17845 Phone: (570) 922-3344

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NEW - 65” TRAIL ACCESS Unofficial reports tell us that three trail systems in the state are now accessible to side by sides up to 65” in width. Whiskey Springs, Bloody Skillet and Denton Hill. PLEASE VERIFY BEFORE YOU TRAVEL.

These trails are typically open from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September. Check the forest distrcit web pages for current access advisories.

Centre & Clinton County - Bloody Skillet ATV Trail - 39 miles. Access from SR-144 approx-imately 19 miles north of the Snow Shoe exit on US Route 80. Turn right onto De Haas Road and travel 5.3 miles South, to the Northern Terminus Trail-head, Trails are open to registered Class II ATV’s less than 65” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764 Phone: (570) 923-6011

Clinton County - The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail - The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail - 50 miles of summer and winter trails. The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail is located Southeast of Kettle Creek State Park. Trailhead access is from SR 120 in Westport along Kettle Creek for approximately 1.5 miles then North on Two-Mile Road. Trails are open to registered Class II ATV's less than 65" in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764 Phone: (570) 923-6011

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Lycoming County - 17 miles of summer and winter trail. Trails are located near Haneyville and include the Button Road and a network of wooded trails built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930’s. Access to the trail is from a parking area located at the CCC Camp along Route 44 one mile south of Haneyville. Contact Tiadaghton State Forest, 10 Lower Pine Bottom Rd, Waterville, PA 17776 Phone (570) 753-5409

Dixon R. Miller Recreation Area - (Formerly the Pohopoco Tract), Monroe County - 13 miles of summer and winter trails. Access is from route 115 five miles sounth of I-80. Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000

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Martin Hill - Bedford County - 18 miles of summer trail. Access to the trail is from the parking area located on Route 326 two miles north of Rainsburg. Trail head GPS location: N 39° 52’ 24.69” W 78° 30’ 34.80” Contact: Buchanan State Forest, 440 Buchanan Trail, McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717) 485-3148

Sideling Hill - Fulton County - 15 miles of summer trail in the Wells Tannery area. Acces is from Ray’s Cove Road or Childers Ridge Road. Trail head GPS location: N 40° 5’ 0.28 W 78° 10’ 12.17” Contact Buchanan State Forest, 440 Buchanan Trail, McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Phone: (717) 485-3148

Potter County - 43 miles of summer trail. A loop trail located south of Denton Hill State Park. Access to the trail is from Lyman Run State Park on SR 44 north of Cherry Springs, or the intersection of Rock Run Road and the Ridge Trail (ATV Trail). Registered Class II ATV’s are permitted on this trail that are less than 65” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Susquehannock State Forest, PO Box 673, Coudersport, PA 16915 Phone: (814) 274-3600

Maple Run Tract, Pike County - 8 Miles of summer trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402 1-3/4 miles north of the village of Pecks Pond. Registered Class II ATV’s less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds are permitted on this trail. Contact: Deleware State Forest, 2174A Route 611, Swiftwater, PA 18370-7746 Phone: (570) 895-4000 State Game Lands ATVs are not permitted on State Game Lands except those used by disabled hunters.

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April 16-17, By: Brapp Mag Staff Allegheny National Forest2016 - The federally-operated Allegheny National Forest has more than 100 miles of ATV trails. ATV trail season runs from the Friday before Memrial Day through the last Sunday in September. Winter season is from December 20 to April 1. Contact the Allegheny NaFun Factory Cobra Off Road Race Team tion Forest Supervisor’s Office, P.O. Box 847, 222 Liberty Street, Warren, PA 16365 Phone: (814) Jaden wouldn’t be the only Palmer winning on this day either. 723-5150 Effective July 1, 2002 the Allegheny NaYounger brother Landon who’s been hard at it got his first win tion Forest implemented the Fee Demo Program ever today racing in the (4-6) 50cc Jr./LC division, looks like for ATV and motorized bike trails. An annual $35 permit fee is required, and can be purchased from maybe he’s been studying his big brothers techniques. any Allegheny National Forest Office, and some Areas division14gave Shade - (Non-Licensed The youth us aMountain great raceTrails too with a big battle local vendors, or online at www.fs.fed.us/r9/al- 13 Motorcycles and/or ATV Riding Seven Mountains Ramble (Dual Sport Licensed Off-Highway Motorcyels) Riding areas located legheny for first between Reece Bruner, Max Fernandez andareMichael Motorcycles) - Riding areas are located in por- in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in Beeler with Jeffrey Macknik throwing a wheel in now and then tions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the the Bald Eagle Forest. he Shade Mountain Riding keep them all honest. the end it north would Beeler with starts at the 7 Mounarea In is located just of be McAlisterville, PA,the on The following trails are within the Allegheny Bald Eagle Forest. Loop 1 to tains Campground, located just south of Potters PA Route 235. Trail at dirt parking lot at the top of win and about a 20 second advantage. National Forest (ANF). Please contact the ANF Tri County Sportsmen were excellent hosts for the event using the information above concerning these Mill or west of Milroy on Route 22/322. Compen- the mountain. Contact: Buraeu of Forestry District brought to theRd; National atPA, Tri 17845; Counsation for Campground owner Sunday for parking strongly over #7 500 18865entries Old Turnpike Millmont, trails: It was a big weekend to kick off the 2016 ECEA Harescramble recommended. Proceed on ty. Sand (570) 922-3344; Email: fd07@state.pa.us TheMountain Laffertyroad boysPhone: were at it again racing against some of the trailhead at race Ground Oak trail. The loop is Marienville ATV/Bike by Trail on State 66 to the Series sponsored MSR. OverRoute 700 entries came out to best riders the east coast has to offer. Ryder and Michael must 30 miles long. Contact: Bureau of Forestry 15 Snow Shoe Rails to Trails ATV & Snowmobile east town ofsand Marienville. theofloose at Port Elizabeth. The pitsabout were slippery and have been locked wheel to wheel as not more than 3 seconds District #7; 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, PA Open Year-Round. P.O. Box 314 Clarence, PA. the trails fast as the series debuted on a bright sunny weekend separated them at any in the race. If you’ve never seen TV point - Snowmobile www.ssrt.org. SSRT requires Timberline ATV Trail accessed from State Route 17845; Phone: (570) 922-3344 in Mid riding access. Detailed and these two go throughmembership the woodsforyou definitely owe itterms to your948, northApril. of ridgeway (also connects to the conditions can be found at their website. Marienville ATV Trail)

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This is a partial list of riding areas that you can pay by the day to ride with some requiring annual memberships. Some offer riding for motorcycles or quads only, and others allow both. Please check with the individual businesses before you make the trip.

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17 Breezewood Proving Grounds Clearville, PA www.breezewoodprovinggrounds.com

30 Mountain Ridge ATV Trails Reels Corner, PA www.mountainridgeatvtrails.com

41 Wolf Springs Off-Road Park www.wolfspringsoffroadpark.com

31 Sleepy Hollow MX www.sleepymx.com

42 Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area Sunbury, PA www.anthraciteadventure.com

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17 a Burning Rock Outdoor Adventure Park Tams, WV - www.burningrockwv.com

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18 Happy Ramblers Motorcycle Club www.happyramblers.org

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33 Reading Anthracite Co. Pottsville, PA www.readinganthracite.com

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19 Doublin Gap MX Newburg, PA www.doublingap.com

32 Rausch Creek Trail Riders Valley View, PA www.rauschcreekracing.com

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34 Rocket Raceway Three Springs, PA www.rocketraceway.com

20 Hill Top Lodge Emporium, PA www.hilltoplodge.com

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35 Rock Run Recreation Patton, PA www.rockrunrecreation.com

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46 Pleasure Valley Raceway www.pvrmx.com

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47 NJ Field of Dreams www.njmpfod.com

21 Evansville MX Park Berwick, PA www.evansvilleraceway.com

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22 Four Seasons Resort West Finley, PA www.campfourseasonsresort.com

36 Shady Rest Farm Marienville, PA www.shadyrestfarm.net

48 The Landing MX Park www.thelandingmxpark.com

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23 Indian Creek Valley ATV Club Melcroft, PA www.icvatvclub.com

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24 Pagoda Motorcycle Club www.pagodamc.org

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35 Rock Run Recreation Patton, PA www.rockrunrecreation.com

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28 Mines and Meadows Resort Wampum, PA www.minesandmeadows.com

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39 Outback Off-Road Park Six Points, PA www.outbackoffroadpark.com

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40 Rausch Creek Off-Road Park Tremont, PA www.rc4x4.org

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Pennsylvania ATV Initiative Moving Toward 1,200 Mile Trail System There are over 1,300 ATVs registered in Clinton County, Pennsylvania. But when the owners of those ATVs start planning their trail-riding vacations, many head for West Virginia or New Hampshire. Both States have extensive ATV trail systems connected to small towns with all kinds of rider services and family attractions. The Central Mountains ATV Association (CMATVA) is working hard to change that scenario. Located in Lock Haven, the CMATVA is partnering with State and local governments, tourism bureaus and other trail organizations to create a 1,200 mile ATV trail system, connecting towns in 8 counties to four existing ATV trail systems on pubic lands. It’s called the Northcentral PA ATV Initiative project. Leading the effort is Henry Sorgen, CMATVA President. “The Hatfield-McCoy Trail in West Virginia is bringing in a lot of busianess,” said Sorgen. “We saw in their 2014 economic impact study that riders from Pennsylvania were a major contributor. We found that was also true in New Hampshire. “Our trail proposal is located within the largest tract of public land in Pennsylvania. That’s the attraction. We have what exists in West Virginia and New Hampshire...and then some. Riders love our terrain. And we already have some of the best public ATV trail systems. The goal is to connect them together, and to the local municipalities, using primarily township roads.”

“We wanted to include as many stakeholders as possible,” said Rich Wykoff, Committee Chair. We made that a priority from the outset. Our state representatives were able to make contacts with the Pennsylvania DCNR and other agencies. The businesses were able to tell us how the trail would impact them, and give us suggestions that worked best for them. The chambers, and the Economic Partnership Tourism Board gave us their perspective. The SSRT has done a lot of work. And the Pennsylvania OHV Association (PaOHVA) has provided support and they have a lobbyist.” Recent winters have produced very little snow for snowmobiling, hurting some businesses to the point of almost shutting their doors. Sorgen says businesses throughout the 8 county area are excited about the ATV trail proposal. Those along trail sections already open to riders are reporting increased business brought to their stores by ATV riders. Sorgen lists them in the powerpoint presentation. They include many businesses that offer services to riders, including campgrounds, hotels, convenience stores, and restaurants. Based on an ATV Recreational Analysis, Clinton County estimates that ATV riders currently spend, on average, $210 per visit while in Clinton County for ATV recreation. If connector trails are built between a local community and an existing trail system, survey responses suggest that the average ATV rider will increase the number of visits to Clinton County from 7 to 12 per year, and total expenditures would rise from $1400 to $2500 per rider. The ATV Initiative is also part of “Pennsylvania Wilds,” a state-sponsored program designed to help revitalize rural communities through sustainable tourism development, while inspiring a stewardship ethic in residents and visitors.

Among the State Trails is the Bloody Skillet ATV Trail in the Sproul State Forest, located in Center and Clinton Counties. The 38-mile system is managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), with assistance on work days by the CMATVA. Once completed, the Northcentral trail system would include Clinton, Centre, Potter, Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson, Cameron counties and a small portion of Lycoming County.

CMATVA and SSRT have agreed to provide and install signage for municipalities that open their roads to ATVs. Last August, a CMATVA work crew installed 200 signs on township roads in municipalities opened to ATVs last summer. For townships that request them, signs are also available that tell riders that riding ATVs on their roads is not a right, but a privilege.

The trail initiative has reached nearly half its goal In less than 3 years, the Northcentral PA ATV Initiative has made incredible progress. A recent report to its 25-member Trail Commission says that the trail system now includes 594 miles of legal, signed trails and connecting routes, about 47% of its ultimate goal.

The CMATVA has obtained funding for the trail initiative through State and County grants, as well as the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative. It also has a fund-raising campaign using GoFundMe.com. Over the past 3 years, the Association’s efforts have also helped change the image of ATV riders among the non-riding public. It stresses that its organization is family oriented, and works hard to promote safe, responsible riding.

The CMATVA and Sorgen’s efforts are clearly focused on not just building trails, but connecting communities. As shown in the project’s logo design, the trail initiative is a triangle of partnerships: community, business and governments in Northcentral Pennsylvania. The accompanying descriptor is equally compelling: “Making sustainable connections and supporting local economies.” As stated on page one of a recent powerpoint presentation updating the trail’s progress, its guiding mission is to “Identify a system that enhances support for tourism and local businesses, that competes with the multi-billion dollar ATV business in neighboring states.” The CMATVA’s key partners on the project are the Clinton County Commissioners, the Clinton County Economic Partnership Tourism Board, and Snow Shoe Rails to Trails (SSRT), which manages 39 miles of existing trails on an abandoned railroad bed and OHV-legal roads. State Representatives and Senators, as well as many business owners, also serve on the Trail Commission.

CMATVA continues to attend meetings promoting the initiative. There are 59 townships involved in the project, which must create ordinances to allow ATVs on their roads. And there are hurdles to come, at the state level. “The biggest hurdle that’s ahead of us now, are the little state “jumper roads” we need to connect the township roads,” said Sorgen. “We have small gaps from a 16th of a mile to a mile of state roads, with high traffic volumes, where ATVs are currently not allowed. The other hurdle we have is getting legislation passed to release private land owners of liability for recreational use. That’s crucial to getting more townships to sign on.” B

To learn more about the Central Mountains ATV Association, and the Northcentral PA ATV Initiative, and routes currently open to ATVs, visit:

http://cmatva.org/newsite/

about the off-roading community, and yesterday’s organized ride at the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area in Coal Township, PA. It was an example of two Pennsylvania-based ATV clubs exhibiting their fraternal spirit and love of riding.

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The Anthracite Trail Riders, a club dedicated to promoting the AOAA, hosted the Lock Haven area, Central Mountain ATV Association, Inc., on a ride through the park. Twenty-nine machines and approximately 40 members participated in the 45 mile ride that spanned the Western and Eastern Reserves with several stops along the way for sight-seeing, lunch and getting to know other members of each club. ATR and CMATV presidents, Warren Remig and Henry Sorgen IV, respectively, were on hand to ensure members had a great time on the trails. Both organizations are non-profit and heavily involved in promoting the off-roading sport through club rides, sponsoring charity events, volunteer work and supporting legislation that expands the Pennsylvania ATV trail systems, and most recently, successfully lobbying state representatives to pass a bill that separates ATV and snowmobile registrations. The Central Mountain ATV Association has also been at the forefront of the Northcentral Pennsylvania ATV Initiative Project, which has been expanding ATV trails by hundreds of miles in the North Central region of the state, and expected to bring an economic boost to the area through more tourism and related activity. Although the ATR club hovers around 60 members, primarily because they were organized to promote the development of the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area, they are active with many By Jeff Reichart such as the other organizations, 1200-plus member CMATV, Anthracite30, Outdoor October 2016Adventure Area invites you, with the support of the Anthracite Trail who have taken the lead in the Riders, to participate in a more than 60-mile trail ride to benefit Children’s Miracle state’s ATV tourism and ecoNetworkmembers at Geisinger. ATV, UTV,toRTV, Group prepare hitdirt thebikes and dual sport operators are invited to nomic development on a much trails at AOAA. participate. larger scale. B To Pre-Register or getsomething more details go to: go.geisinger.org/cmnevents There’s definitely special about the off-roading community, and yesterday’s organized ride at the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area in Coal Township, PA. It was an example of two Pennsylvania-based ATV clubs exhibiting their fraternal spirit and love of riding.

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All ATVs in Pennsylvania, except ATVs used solely for business or agricultural purposes, need to be registered and titled with DCNR. ATVs used in Pennsylvania must be registered and titled with DCNR’s Snowmobile/ATV Section. The ATV registration and titling fees are NOT user fees for the privilege of using trails Wholand. must register and title? on state-owned The fees provide funding to administer the program, maintain ATVs in register Pennsylvania, except ATVs usedgrants solelytoforprofit business trails Who in All DCNR-managed parks and forests, and provide and or agricultural must and title? purposes, need to be registered and titled with DCNR. ATVs used Pennsylvania non-profit organizations for developing additional riding opportunities. All ATVs in Pennsylvania, except ATVs used solely for business or inagricultural

must be registered and titled with DCNR’s Snowmobile/ATV Section. The must be registered and titled with DCNR’s Snowmobile/ATV Section. The • Registration onregistration state-owned land. Thefees feesare provide funding tofor administer the program, maintain ATVused and NOT user fees theyou, privilege trails For ATVS anywhere off oftitling your ownparks property or property leased by such as of using trails in DCNR-managed and forests, and provide grants to profit designated State Forest trails. every two years on state-owned land. $20 Thefee fees provide funding to administer the program, maintainand non-profit organizationsparks for developing additional riding opportunities. trails in DCNR-managed and forests, and provide grants to profit and • Limited Registration non-profit organizations for developing additional riding opportunities. Two Types of Registrations Apply: For ATVs used solely on your own land or land leased by you. Free registration to be registered and titled with DCNR. ATVs used in Pennsylvania Twopurposes, Types ofneed Registrations Apply: ATV registration and titling fees are NOT user fees for the privilege of using trails

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For ATVS used anywhere off of your own property or property leased by you, such as Plates and Decals • Registration designated State Forest trails. $20 fee every two years An ATVFor owner willused be issued a registration the property vehicle. Anor expiration sticker to beby you, such as ATVS anywhere off ofplate yourfor own property leased affixed to the plate will be issued for standard registrations.

designated StateRegistration Forest trails. $20 fee every two years • Limited LiabilityForInsurance ATVs used solely on your own land or land leased by you. Free registration If you • areLimited using your Registration ATV solely on land owned orofleased by you, you are not required to No expiration, unless ownership vehicle changes. For ATVs used on your own liability land or land leased Free get liability insurance. Allsolely other riders must carry insurance. Proof ofby thatyou. insurance must be with youunless when you ride. There no minimum requirements or coverage Nocarried expiration, ownership ofare vehicle changes. standards established by DCNR or the Snowmobile/ATV Law for the liability insurance.

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