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I’d like to start this month by wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. I know that personally I try to be grateful every day for the things that I have. At times I find myself dwelling on the things that I want or on things that I can’t change. Let’s all try this Thanksgiving, and every day after, to be thankful for the things we do have. Especially turkey to eat and ATVs to ride, or trucks or motorcycles, or, yes, even snowmobiles too. Whatever your fancy is, let’s ride. OK – so, yes, that is a snowmobile on our cover. Yes, I know it doesn’t have wheels; well, maybe kinda underneath where the track is (that’s the thing that makes it go), so you get the picture. We thought since it’s inevitable that winter will come whether we like it or not, that we include our friends who like to ride the white waves, as I call it. Yes, it has an engine, and, yes, it goes through the woods, so I say, I’m in. No, seriously folks, Rec Rider is all about recreational riding, and we are headed into the PA Powersports Show that is put on by the PA State Snowmobile Association, and, as I mentioned, it is that time of the year, so we wanted to invite the sledders in. Actually, if you’ve never rode before, it is a blast; I recommend you give it a try. If you’re already one of the faithful, then you know what I mean. Welcome to our pages. Inside this issue you’ll find most of our regular coverage. There is ATV and truck coverage, along with the local motorcycle racing. In addition, we have some info on snowmobiling and where you can ride those, too. The sections are not complete, but we have to start somewhere. As always, we are a work in progress. Please check out our info on New York; they have some great riding areas, and you can really benefit there in the winter too, just in case we don’t get the white stuff. For snowmobilers, the early forecasts look good. Cold and snowy from the Mason-Dixon line north. That’ll keep you running. As always, no matter what you ride, please pay attention to specified riding times. Certain areas are offlimits to certain vehicles this time of year. So let’s all work together to keep all of our trails open for all of us. There is power in numbers, and strength is what we need. Please enjoy the issue, and we’ll see you next time.

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CMATVA Rodeo

September 28, 2013 By: Henry J. Sorgen IV - President of CMATVA Central Mountains ATV Association held their 10th Annual Rodeo Event on September 28 at Flat Run Speedway in Allport, Pa. We had 44 riders compete in six different events, including The Clover Leaf, Flag Race, Key Hole, Obstacle Course and the Mud Bog. We had a larger crowd this year to watch the riders perform the challenging tasks. This year we added “grannie panties” to our obstacle course, where the rider had to stop at a station, get off their machine, put on an oversized pair of “grannie panties” over top of their riding pants and then continue through the obstacle course, stopping and removing them before crossing View more event the finish line. The crowd seemed photos at: www.cmatva.org to enjoy the added feature to the obstacle course and so did the riders. We also added a battery operated class to the lineup this year and had three battery operated units running in all six events. It was great to see the younger generation getting involved in the sport that we all love. One of the highlights for the little kids was Paul Eggler pulling the club’s barrel train. Paul towed the barrel train for 8.5 miles, which included a lot of trips around the parking area and fields. We would like to thank all of our sponsors that donated prizes and money. Without our sponsors we wouldn’t have been able to make this yearly event happen. We would also like to give a special thank you to Williamsport Honda, Carnes Equipment, and Revved for God, which had a display during the Rodeo Event. We would also like to thank Dom and Tonya Orwick for donating use of the race track, where our club has held the rodeo event for the past 10 years. Additionally, I would like to thank all the club members that helped to make this another successful event. Without our hard working and dedicated club members we wouldn’t have made everything run as smoothly and problem free. We all work as a team for the benefit of our club to reach our one goal of providing a safe family oriented ATV riding club. We hope everyone that came to the rodeo had a great time and enjoyed the different events and great food, and hopefully you walked away with some of the great prizes that were being given away. We hope to see you again next year. Bring your friends with you. We have posted about 300 pictures on our website, www.cmatva. org, for everyone to see what our club rodeo is all about. Come join us on one of our club rides for free so you can see what our ATV riding club is all about. Join now and we will include your 2014 membership. Memberships are $10.00 for a single person or $15.00 for a family membership.

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Ready to Start the Winter Riding Season Sled Shed TV.com • By: Indy October is here, and the weather is getting cooler; the leaves are changing to their beautiful colors, and the riding is awesome this time of year. Soon the leaves will be off the trees and our lawns, and our favorite riding areas will turn into a beautiful blanket of white. I love riding ATVs, but when the weather turns colder, my mind starts racing, waiting for the first flake, the first inch, the first rideable snow! Yes, I am a snowmobiler, and I love winter. Maybe some of you do as well? Some of us hide out, working our jobs all spring, summer, and fall, just so we can put on 2,000-plus miles over the winter on our snowmobiles. Granted our snow here in Pennsylvania the last few years has not been so good, but we frequent many state trails when it is possible to ride here. What are our favorite trails here in PA, you ask? Well, I would suggest a few trails, the first being NEP Sno Trails located in Forest City, Pa. It’s not a state-run trail, but is run by a local snowmobile club, and you will have to pay to ride here. They do, however, have some of the best-kept trails in Pennsylvania, running east to Honesdale, Pa., and north almost to the New York border. The NEP Sno Trails boast over 125 miles of fun, scenery, food and fuel. Next would have to be Lackawanna State Forest, located just north of Thornhurst, Pa. While this trail is small, it is a great day trip for a ride. We also frequent Mile Run, Pa., located just off of I-80 near Williamsport, Pa. This trail is a great place to take in some beautiful scenery. Split into a north and south side, you can easily put in a 100+ mile day and still have time to stop and take a lot of great pictures. I could mention a few more, but these are our favorite local trails to hit

when we’re home. Where are we when we’re not in PA? That’s easy: New York! We also ride other states in the Northeast, but N.Y. is like our second home December through March, taking a week here and there to sneak into Maine as well. But N.Y. for us offers the closest, most economical places to ride outside of PA. Tug Hill is the HOT spot for N.Y., but there are so many other areas to ride there. If you were to cross the Pennsylvania/ New York border, you could find a trail just about anywhere and drop your sled and ride all the way to Canada if you wanted. Bag trips are not uncommon among riders in N.Y., in fact I know of a few who have ridden from N.Y. to Canada, and a few who have ridden from N.Y. to New Hampshire as well. The destinations are endless for snowmobilers in N.Y. Now I know a few of you have ridden there, and I will admit Tug Hill area is hard-hit with riders, especially on weekends, but Tug Hill is only one place to ride. Old Forge, N.Y., is another great place to ride out of in N.Y.; weekends are a little busy, but on weekdays you usually have the trails to yourself. I have been involved with snowmobiling since the ’70s when my grandfather owned a Massey Ferguson Ski Whiz dealership. I took somewhat of a different path in my late teens, racing supercross and hare scrambles in the late ’80s, and then returning to the sport of snowmobiling in 2000. That led to doing what I love to do today, making videos for Sled Shed T.V. So when the snow gets deep and the ATVs are put away, please remember, riding season isn’t over, it’s just begun! Think Snow!

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Sleepy Hollow DEP Pipes - 2 Stroke Pro Shootout By: John E. Sherer III • www.iso-photo.com Sleepy Hollow MX Park might have been mistaken for a lumberjack festival if you were a neighboring property owner on Sept. 18 to 22. The sound of two stroke motors reverberated out of the hollow, but no wood was cut on this weekend! It was the DEP Pipes 2 Stroke Shootout Pro MX Race. Racing covered two days, with Saturday’s racing schedule including classes from 50 (4-6) stock all the way up through the ranks to 55+ years of age. Also included were the vintage classes, pre 75s, evo 75-80, 80s, 90s, with one of the oldest bikes spotted there being a Hodaka, if you remember them? Sunday’s venue included a $10,000 pro purse for 125A and 250A riders and 20 minute +2 lap motos in the 125-144 Pro and 250 Open Pro races. The 250 Open Pro turned up the heat, as if it wasn’t hot enough already at this event. The gate was stacked with the likes of James Decotis (double class winner 250 Open Pro and 125 -144 Pro), Jason Brooks, Bobby Marshall, Michael Mcdade, Broc Schmelyun, and Joey Peters. When the gate was dropped, it was anybody’s guess on who would prevail. In the end, James Decotis, going 2nd and 1st in his motos, would win the overall. Gregory Pamart doubled up with overalls in both 25+ A and 40+ Senior A. In 35+ A, (2 stroke Todd) Todd Weindel grabbed the holeshots and stayed out front to record two 1st-place finishes. Sleepy Hollow started this event two seasons ago. Witnessing the first one and seeing how much it has grown in two years, I’d recommend that this is one event you must add to your schedule for next season. Thanks to Jere Swarr, the sponsors, spectators, and riders for making this event a class act!

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The Motocross Pages The MX scene has been red hot to finish up the season here in the great Northeast. In late September, Doublin Gap hosted its Rider Appreciation Day at its facility near Shippensburg, Pa. Riders got to do some racing for free and lots of extra goodies were available at the riders’ meeting. That same weekend, the Mid Atlantic Motocross Association raced at Budds Creek and held the first-ever Kevin Crine Memorial Race. Crine got his start with MAMA and went on to great accomplishments in the Pro ranks. Crine was taken from us too early in life from a tragic automobile accident in 2006, and the organization wanted to pay tribute to him and his family. We then moved onto the Happy Ramblers Motorcycle Club in Hanover, Pa., in early October, where they hosted a Mini MX Warrior Shootout. Young racers went bar-to-bar and were treated with 6-foot trophies for their class-winning accomplishments. Then mid-month, we hit the Pagoda Motorcycle Club for the sixth annual Big Bucks and Women’s Open weekend. This event was a Pro/ Am race with a $5,000 payout to the pros. The racing was red hot after several inches of rain pelted the area just days prior to the race. New Jersey native Joey Peters would be the man to beat in the Open A division, leading and winning both motos wire-to-wire. Most of the outdoor racing will be wrapped up by the time you’re reading this, but stay tuned to our pages. A little birdie told me that there will be a new indoor riding facility opening up before winter hits right in our own back yard. To see results and photos from most events, head over to: www.recrider.com.

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The Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association Promotes and Protects… Snowmobiling….Pennsylvania’s Coolest Ride Lori Elliott, Executive Director As our logo states, snowmobiling is Pennsylvania’s coolest ride, and the Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association (PSSA) is the only statewide association in Pennsylvania whose sole purpose and focus is snowmobiling. Our office is located in Harrisburg at 908 N. Second St., and we offer many services and benefits at a very affordable price of $25 per year for individuals and families and $35 per year for clubs and businesses. One of PSSA’s major events of the year is hosting the “PA Powersports Show.” We provide an opportunity for the outdoor recreation enthusiast to find new and used snowmobiles, ATVs, trailers, motorcycles, used snowmobile clothing and other snowmobiling accessories! This year’s show is coming up Friday, Oct. 25, through Sunday, Oct. 27, at the Lebanon Expo Center. Admission is only $8.00 and is good all weekend! In addition to seeing the new equipment models, highlights of the show include a live auction on Saturday, Oct. 26, for items such as a snowmobiling trip to Yellowstone and giveaway drawings on Oct. 27 for a 2014 Ski-Doo snowmobile and two Blizzard trailers! We also offer a Youth Safety Class for ages 10 to 15 to be held on Oct. 26 during the show. Preregistration is required by calling the PSSA office at 1-888-411-PSSA (7772). If you are interested in vintage snowmobiles, check out the show and swap meet on Oct. 27. In regard to the state association itself, PSSA’s membership encompasses over 3,500 individuals, 54 snowmobile clubs and approximately 85 businesses across the state associated with snowmobiling. Its mission statement reads: “PSSA is a statewide membership organization committed to enhancing the Pennsylvania snowmobiling experience of family recreation, fellowship, and tourism, by striving to assure high quality trails and safe, environmentally-responsible recreational use of snowmobiles.” For 45 years, PSSA has worked hard toward fulfilling this mission. It started in 1969 by a small group in Marienville, Pa., whose efforts “headed off” undesirable restrictive legislation. Since that time, PSSA has pushed for legislation that protects snowmobiling rights and safety and enhances the snowmobiling experience. We continue to monitor state legislation today as one of the services we provide. Successful legislation that PSSA has obtained includes: • “Recreational Use of Land & Water Act,” encouraging landowners to make their land and water available to the public for recreation by limiting their liability. • “PA Surface Transportation Assistance Act,” making the 102” wide trailer legal on PA highways • “One-Time Vintage Snowmobile Permit,” making riding vintage snowmobiles in vintage events legal. • “Title 75: Snowmobile/All-Terrain Vehicle Law” to protect snowmobile riders. In addition, PSSA is a member of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA). Pennsylvania snowmobilers benefit from ACSA’s monitoring of snowmobiling issues at the national level. PSSA plays an important role in the legislative process by issuing alerts on urgent issues at national and state levels. We rally snowmobilers to contact their legislators or attend municipal or township meetings. The PSSA also supports snowmobile trails by obtaining grants to financially assist snowmobile clubs to repair, maintain and groom snowmobile trails. We also provide trail signage to ensure safety. The total amount of assistance that PSSA has obtained over the years is over $380,000.

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Tug Hill Adirondack ATV Association Heads North to Canada By: Joe Onyon Recently, I and three other members of the Tug Hill Adirondack ATV Association made the five hour trip north to Eastern Canadian Outfitters, located in Chemin de lac Mer-Bleue, Cayamant, in the province of Quebec in Canada. The camp’s motto of “Where the pavement ends, Adventure Begins” couldn’t be more true. Upon our arrival at our camp, it didn’t take us long to offload the ATVs and line up the fishing gear along the side of our cabin. Then it was time to make the big decision of what to do first. Do we ride the ATVs or head out on the lake for a little bass fishing? It didn’t take long until we had our poles and tackle in hand and headed down to the dock to locate our boats. With the motor warmed up, we decided to head across Lac Mer Bleue, which was the main lake located just down from our cabin. After a short run across the lake, our lines were wet and before we knew it we had smallmouth bass in the boat. The bass were running a little on the small side but were real fighters. After working several back waters and some awesome rock piles, it was time to head back to camp for dinner. The best part of our afternoon fishing trip was that all of the fish caught were all released to be caught another day. After a dinner of burgers and dogs, it was time to head out for an ATV ride to see if we could find our way to Lac Boulard and Lac Rondeau, which is the smallest of the three lakes guided by the lodge host. These two lakes are only accessible by ATVs. At both of these locations there was a boat with oars ready for individuals to use for fishing. After a short distance into the woods, we started to encounter cherry tree limbs that had been pulled over along the trails, and we found out it had been caused by the bears looking for and eating the sour cherries. We made our way to find the offshoot trails that lead to each of the lakes, but it was getting late and very dark so we headed back to camp and called it a night. Our first morning came early on Saturday and it was time to hit Lac Mer Bleue in search of smallmouth bass and with a little luck maybe one of those Canadian northern pike. We spent the morning working the shore line and catching smallmouths and a couple of small northern pike. The fishing was light but steady, and we ended the morning with a limit of bass, which were all released. The other two in our party had hooked a couple of northern pike, with one of them cutting the line and stealing a lure. The sun was high and hot, and it was time to head back to camp for some lunch. After lunch it was time to secure the fishing gear on the ATVs and head out for a ride to Lac Boulard. It wasn’t long until we located the offshoot

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Big Al’s Race Track: Car Race Driver’s Perspective • By: Tabb Felty • Pictures by Tabbs Photography At Big Al’s Racetrack on a beautiful autumn day in early October, you pull in and all you see is cars everywhere. At this particular race, though, we have six cars to complete our racing crew, but people have come from all over for the last car race of the season. Over 50 cars are here for the race, which is broken down into four heats. There are at least 11 cars per class, and that means that there are at least 10 other competitors all out for the same thing: a win. Big Al’s is a dirt track with a fence covering the straightaway for spectators; this fence has also helped a few cars from flipping into the crowd. There’s a quick drivers’ meeting, and then the first group is lining up. I am in the first heat along with my brother and our friends, and the pressure is on. Not only am I a woman competing with all men, but now I am up against my brother and his friends. Am I good enough to compete against them? Will I fail in front of a growing audience, or will I come out a winner? These thoughts run through my mind as I line up next to my competitors while the adrenaline starts pumping through my veins. The last thought in my head before I start the race is, “I will make it through this race a winner.” The parade lap is done, the green flag drops, and we are our way. It had rained the night before, so the track is extra slick and I have worn-down tires as I head into the first turn. I hit the turn and keep sliding as I try to yank the wheel to make the turn and get ahead of the car beside me. All I hear are engines roaring and metal crunching as cars are smashing into each other because of the slick mud. My passenger is yelling to me, “You are ahead of them; you got room. Go! Go! Go!” All of the sudden, I slam on my brakes as cars are stopping in front of me, and I am outraged. “Why the heck are they braking in front of me on a racetrack?” I think. Then I see the car that flipped when it hit the bank, and my hands start shaking. Helmets are ripped off

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SNOW BASH – BLIZZARD 500 By: Deb Johnson • www.SledFreak.com The third weekend in September every year, you will smell the race fuel in the air in Ohio, N.Y., at the annual Snow Bash – Blizzard 500. This grass drag event is sponsored by Blizzard Manufacturing, with featured races sponsored by Woody’s Traction, D&D Powersports, Williams Sledsports and North East SnoX Series. But Carl Irwin and the gang at the Ohio Ridge Riders Snowmobile Club are the ones who put in all the hard work it takes to make this event what it is. This year, Saturday’s weather was not looking so good. With an 80 percent chance of rain I went anticipating it to be a washout. Boy, was everyone thankful that the weatherman was wrong. The rain held out until after 5 p.m. and racing for the day was almost over. Saturday turned out to be a beautiful, partly sunny day; a little windy, but that didn’t matter so much. Hundreds of people came out to enjoy not only the awesome racing but also to check out the many vendors on hand, the overflowing swap meet

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ATV Simulator By: Dick Lepley Part of the PaOHV mission is promoting safe and responsible motorized recreation, and for the last couple of years we have been putting together a program that will have a major impact on the way our sport is perceived by others and how it is practiced by participants. The story began three years ago when I met Chris McNeil at the NOHVCC (National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council) national conference in Great Falls, Mont. Chris was operating out of Wyoming at the time. He is a certified ATV safety trainer, and he was seeking a way to take the message of ATV safety and responsible use to large numbers of folks without the need to actually engage them in “real time” riding scenarios. The result was an operator-controlled ATV simulator, which can also be adapted to handle a dirt bike or snowmobile. Chris’s main interest is getting the message about safe and responsible riding to younger people, and he has reached thousands of kids since he first put the simulator to work. The PaOHV board agreed that an ATV simulator would be a great way to reach existing and potential riders to spread the message of safe and responsible ATV use. Working with the DCNR, we have been able to secure two grants that allowed us to purchase an all-aluminum, fully enclosed 16’ Triton trailer, one of McNeil’s ATV simulators, and the ancillary items needed to round out the program. We also teamed up with Yamaha and are using one of their 125cc four-wheelers on the simulator; a Yamaha 550 quad to load, unload, and move the sim unit where needed; and

a super-quiet Yamaha 3,000 watt generator for remote power. The simulator is an extension of our nationally acclaimed SCORE program, which you can learn more about at www.paohv.org. Just click on the Training and Safety link. Our simulator is the only one east of the Mississippi, and it will prove to be an excellent complement to the efforts of the ASI/DCNR trainers across Pennsylvania. It’s important to understand that the sim unit is not a substitute for actual ATV safety training, which we heartily encourage for all riders. Instead, it is a way of teaching young and old alike how rider position and body movement influence machine control, the importance of matching the size of the machine to the age and capability of the rider, and the use of safety gear designed for off-road use. All this can be accomplished in a “classroom” setting with the person on the ATV moving with the sim unit in a manner that duplicates climbing, descent, and left and right attitudes. PaOHV was invited to attend the PRPS Greenways Summit in September in Franklin, Pa., and it was the perfect platform to unveil the ATV simulator. The presentation put on by Denny Mann, Eric Bruggeman, and myself was well attended and enthusiastically received. The photos will give you a better idea of what we’ve accomplished. The applications for the ATV simulator are many, and if you feel the program would benefit your efforts, contact PaOHV through our website to discuss possibilities. In the meantime ... ride safely and responsibly.

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The Pennsylvania Off-Highway Vehicle Association The Pennsylvania Off-Highway Vehicle Association (PA OHV) is an independent incorporated association organized by OHV enthusiasts and businesses to fight for the rights of Off-Highway users.

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• Foster camaraderie among motorized OHV and all recreational trail user groups. • Provide a medium for the dissemination of information relating to the OHV industry. • Provide educational opportunities related to OHV use. • Promote research pertaining to compatibility of OHV and environmental resources.

• Promote legislation with the purpose of developing and maintaining trails. • Become instrumental and influential in interactions with land managers. • Defend the OHV community against discriminating legislation and regulation. • Provide assistance for legislation favorable to trail and open space recreation.

Join and Support the PA OHV Association by becoming a member.

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP FORM

For Club or Corporate Memberships please go to www.paohv.org

Annual Dues: $20 per member Name: Street Address: City: Email Address: Daytime Phone:

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PLEASE FILL IN THE APPROPRIATE SECTION AND REMIT PAYMENT TO: PaOHV, P.O Box 61741, Harrisburg, PA 17106-1741

Certified Pennsylvania DCNR Youth Safety Instructor Contact Info Pennsylvania requires any child between the ages of 8 and 16 to have a Certificate of Completion for the Youth ATV Safety Course in order to ride any state land. Below is a list of

Instructors who have the training provided by the DCNR to offer these courses and provide the training necessary to complete it and receive a certificate.

Nicole Yiengst • York 717-577-5142 nichole@ecowater.us

Chas McHenry • Bucks County 267-446-6176 McHenryCo@comcast.net

Lance Schwartz Lewisburg 570-847-6102

Rick Latchaw Mercer/Venango County 724-253-3069 maxxrc@windstream.net

Dennis Felty • Pine Grove / Port Trevorton 570-640-5735 coalcountryriders@yahoo.com Robert Smith • Minersville 570-527-6197 RSmith6197@gmail.com

Gary Elder Lawrence/Venango County 724-924-2062 geelder@comcast.net

Ed Geehan Bucks County / Pocono. Eddiecharles11@yahoo.com

Mark Lynch DCNR Master Inst. • Connellsville Pa 734-984-5138 maglynch@zoominternet.net

Rich Rudzinski • Lower Bucks County 267-716-2450 rrudzi@verizon.net

Tom Lytle • Central, Pa 717-940-2229 paatvsafety@yahoo.com

If you do not see an Instructor listed in your area, please call 717-783-7941 and ask for the nearest Instructor’s contact information. Children under the age 8 or over age 16 are not eligible to receive the certificate, but if your rider is between the ages of 8 and 16 they are eligible to take the course and receive the certificate. Proper safety gear and a safe machine are required to take the course. By

Willow Hill Off-Road Riding School in Roxbury, PA - ATVs and Dirt Bikes Denny Mann @ 717-532-6439 or go to: http://www.willowhillcampandtrail. com/riding_school_is_open_for_ the_2012_riding_season.html Motorcycle Safety Foundation Closed Range Exercise on dirt bikes. http://www.dirtbikeschool.org/ Allen Marker – Somerset/Uniontown Dirt Bike School Instructor 814-233-7451 or motoman774@yahoo.com David Miller Montgomery, Bucks, Lehigh, Berks and Northampton Counties 610-322-0106 or millerdavidv@reagan.com Richard Henofer Bucks-Montgomery-Phila. Counties 215-669-3173 rhbuilds@me.com

contacting your local Instructor, you can receive all the information you need to ensure your child has the proper gear to complete this course. Completing the course and receiving the certificate provides the knowledge and skill to operate the machines in the various manners necessary to ride trails with confidence, not to mention that most children think it’s really cool to get their “license” in the mail!

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DESTINATION: ADIRONDACKS-TUG HILL, NY SNOWMOBILE AND ATV TRAIL SYSTEM Snow Much Fun! SNOWMOBILING!

Averaging about 200 inches of snow annually, Lewis County is the place for winter enthusiasts! Lake-effect snowstorms cover this area in a canvas of white, waiting to capture the traces of your winter adventure. The Tug Hill region makes for a great white get-a-way on your snowmobile. Besides the raw wilderness, you and your group can enjoy the remote eating establishments in the Tug Hill Plateau region. Lewis County is known for some of the best snowmobiling in the Northeast. There are over 600 miles of trails. The snowmobile trails are free with no permit required. If you prefer a quiet ride, visit the northern part of Lewis County. It remains undiscovered by the masses. There are many lodging and dining businesses located on or near the trails. You can reach Lewis County from many trail systems. Connections to Oswego, Plattsburgh, Old Forge, Tupper Lake, Saranac Lake, the Champlain Valley, and New York and Quebec corridor trails may allow you to travel here entirely by snowmobile.

Clubs/Associations Barnes Corners Sno-Pals Barnes Corners, NY • www.sno-pals.com Brantingham Snowmobile Club, Inc. Brantingham, NY • www.brantinghamsnomads.org Long Pond Sno Sled Club, Inc. Harrisville, NY • www.longpond.freeservers.com Lost Trail Snowmobile Club Boonville, NY • www.losttrailclub.com Missing Link Snowmobile Club www.missinglinksnow.com Osceola Snowmobile Club Osceola, NY Plateau Riders Inc. www.timberview.com Southern Tug Hill Sno-Riders Inc. www.southerntughillsnowmobileclub.com Valley Snow Travelers of Lewis County, Inc. www.valleysnowtravelers.org

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UPCOMING EVENTS: 11TH ANNUAL SNIRT RUN SATURDAY, APRIL 12TH, 2014

ONE OF THE LARGEST ATV EVENTS IN THE NORTHEAST

WATERCROSS DATES FOR 2014 JUNE 14-15, JULY 12-13, AUGUST 9-10

For more info contact the chamber at (800) 724 - 0242

Tug Hill 500 Paker Run AUGUST 23RD, 2014

For the free tour rides, contact: anne@lewiscountychamber.org

Visit Adirondackstughill.com for more information. www.lewiscountychamber.org Or call 1-800-724-0242

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Hundreds Of Miles Of Seasonal Roads, Off-Road Trails & Play Areas In order to participate in the extensive ATV Trail System, you are required to purchase an ATV Trail Permit. For more information or to purchase your permit call the Lewis County Chamber of Commerce at 315-376-2213 or visit www.lewiscountynytrails.org.

ATV Clubs Black River Valley 4-Wheeler Club, Inc. Lyons Falls, NY • www.blackrivervalleyfourwheelerclub.org Black River Valley Riders Carthage, NY • www.blackrivervalleyriders.com Highmarket Wheelers ATV Club Constableville, NY • www.highmarketsports.com Northern Oneida County ATV Club Boonville, NY Tug Hill Adirondack ATV Association Copenhagen, NY • www.tughilladirondacksatv.com Tug Hill Wheelers Copenhagen, NY • www.tughillwheelers.com

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DESTINATION: ADIRONDACKS-TUG HILL, NY SNOWMOBILE AND ATV TRAIL SYSTEM Snow Much Fun! SNOWMOBILING!

LEWIS COUNTY, NY

UPCOMING EVENTS: 11TH ANNUAL SNIRT RUN SATURDAY, APRIL 12TH, 2014

ONE OF THE LARGEST ATV EVENTS IN THE NORTHEAST

WATERCROSS DATES FOR 2014 JUNE 14-15, JULY 12-13, AUGUST 9-10

For more info contact the chamber at (800) 724 - 0242

Tug Hill 500 Paker Run AUGUST 23RD, 2014

For the free tour rides, contact: anne@lewiscountychamber.org

Visit Adirondackstughill.com for more information. www.lewiscountychamber.org Or call 1-800-724-0242

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The Tug Hill Experience Lewis County, NY • Sept. 21-22, 2013

We headed north in late September to take part in the 2013 ATV Manufacturers Outdoor Trade Show and Expo, held at the Flat Rock Inn and promoted by the Tug Hill Adirondack ATV Association. This was my second trip to this event in as many years, and the organizers continue to add more to it each year. Several things that have been consistent are the friendly folks who put the event together and the rain that likes to inhabit the region on this weekend every year. Last year I traveled alone, but to my delight, my Rec Riding crew was able to make the trip this time. So we loaded up the machines and off we went. We arrived Friday evening to the hospitality of the Ridge View Lodge just outside of Lowville, N.Y. The trip took us a few hours, and as we arrived, the guys were amazed by all the windmills in the area. A few of us hit the racks, but Brady and Jimmy unloaded a few of our dual sport bikes and went out for a two-hour night ride. They were amazed at the endless miles of terrain they could ride, even at night, and still find their way back to the motel. The next day they were stoked as they told us all about their ride. We were up early on Saturday, and after a good breakfast, we hit the vendor area at the Flat Rock Inn located right on the trail system. This location is prime for this type of event, as it is sort of a hub for the entire county. There is a bar and restaurant here along with a few rooms for lodging. One of the big attractions is the 125-spot campground complete with some of the finest bath houses I’ve ever seen at a camping area. In

addition, there is a huge pond where water cross events take place. You can rent both ATVs and snowmobiles here depending on the season, and you can ride in either direction for miles, so you could come for a week and ride a different route every day. That’s the other nice feature about this area: You buy your NY permit and you go. You can find everything that you need while out riding. I wish Pennsylvania would take some lessons from these folks. There’s nothing better than arriving at your location, unloading your ride, and forgetting about it until you return a day, week, or month later. Whatever you need, it’s out there. You’ll be traveling along and – bam – there’s a restaurant or a gas station. How cool is that? Much of the trail system is seasonal-type roads with pockets of riding area off the roads. The guys went out for an 80-mile ride on Sunday with some friendly guides from the ATV Association. They were gone close to four hours and returned with smiles on their faces. Whatever you like, they say, it’s out there. Me, I stayed at the vendor area and worked, but hey, somebody’s got to do it. The other great thing about this area is that it operates year round. When the ATV season ends, the snowmobile season takes off. No matter what you like to do, you can find it here. The area is also known for some of the best fishing on the East Coast. So don’t take our word for it. Check out www.lewiscountychamber. org to plan your trip, then load up and head for the Hill, the Tug Hill that is.

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The mud pit at the obstacle course was 470 feet long.

The Flat Rock Inn on Tug Hill again hosted this event. The crew with our tour guides for the weekend.

There are hundreds of miles of seasonal roads to explore here.

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YTI Career Institute’s Motorcycle Technology Center – Open House

October 3, 2013 • York, Pa • By: Jim Bull In early October I got the opportunity to check out the YTI Motorcycle Technology Center in York, Pa. The school was having an open house for a few of the Vo – Tech Schools in the area, and they invited me along on the tour. In addition I got to meet NHRA Motorcycle Drag Racing legend Steve Johnson, who was there to speak with the students that day. Johnson, a long time racer, has earned his way to the top and has become a master at promoting himself and the sport. He is a regular with YTI and comes in to talk to local students about how to market themselves to better help them prepare for the transition from student to employee. Whether students hope to work for someone in the industry or start their own gig, Johnson offers relatable advice to help these young adults move forward in life. What a treat to have such a facility in our own backyard. For those of you looking to make a career in our industry, things just couldn’t get any easier. Take it from a guy who has worked in the business for 30 years, if you have a background in repair and become good at fixing things, you can go far in this industry. If you’ve ever thought about fixing bikes, quads or personal watercraft for a living then YTI Career Institute’s Motorcycle Technology Center has just the thing for you. The Motorsports Technology program offers fast, affordable training that prepares you to graduate in just 9 months with all the skills necessary to begin an exciting career working on motorcycles, all terrain vehicles and watercrafts. You will learn to perform bearing adjustments, hydraulic brake maintenance, 4-stroke and 2-stroke engine repair, transmission and primary drive repair and replacement, diagnostics, shop safety and more. The best part—you learn and practice on onsite Harley-Davidsons, Suzukis, Yamahas, Buells, Kawasakis, Ducatis and more. This course is designed to keep you moving and learning with hands-on training.

Areas of Instruction Include:

Student Success Seminar Motorsports Science Communications for Motorsports Technicians Introduction to Motorsports Mechanics Chassis Service Engines and Engine Systems Drivetrains Career Development Applied Motorsport Vehicle Maintenance Working Relations Electrical Systems Accessories Technical Skills and more!

Things you’ll learn: Shop and tool safety Motorcycle vehicle maintenance Mechanical and hydraulic brake system servicing 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines Transmission and primary drive service and replacement Digital multi-meter usage, electrical testing and diagnostics How to use a Dyno How to change a tire How to service and replace suspension components How to service generators Personal watercraft maintenance

The school offers great class sizes with experienced instructors. I couldn’t believe how many bikes they had there for the students to work on. To be able to gain all the above in a location so close to home is phenomenal. If you’ve ever considered a career in this fun and crazy sport then you owe it to yourself to at least check these guys out. You can reach them by phone at (888) 878-1164 or online at: www.yti.edu/mtc. Learn more about Steve Johnson at: www.stevejohnsonracing.com

YTI’s own culinary students catered the event.

Students learn skills on equipment from all of the manufacturers.

A group of students working on basic fundamentals in their first term.

NHRA racer Steve Johnson spends time with a local Vo-Tech class.

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Snowscoot – The Bicycle Snow Machine… www.snowscootusa.com More Winter Fun

Join the Snowscoot revolution! This is like “BMX on the Snow,” and it’s the perfect crossover from summer sports to winter sports! The Snowscoot is easy and safe to use, and you won’t find a better way to ride the slopes; it doesn’t matter your age or skill level. Created in 1991, the Snowscoot has thousands of hours of testing, racing, and freestyle under its boards. It’s a well-designed, proven product made to perform on any type of snow and terrain. So if you want to “part from the pack,” and if you’re looking for a new sensation, the Snowscoot just may be for you!

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How do you ride the Snowscoot? The patented Snowscoot is the fusion of riding a bike and snowboarding. Like skiing or snowboarding, you steer by managing speed while shifting your weight from edge to edge, allowing for smooth turning and maximum control.

Can I ride it in a terrain park? The Snowscoot can be ridden in any terrain park that resorts will permit. Ride half pipes, rails, boxes, and kickers with ease, and, of course, in control and as safely as possible to reduce risk of injury to oneself and others. What kind of shoes do you wear? Since there are no bindings, the Snowscoot can hiking boots or ideally with a waterproof hiking Snowboard boots can also be used to ride in some the Snowscoot makes wearing shoes a convenience and after you ride, since you won’t have to adjust or entire day. Watch for a full test here in our pages once meanwhile, if you have any other questions, us at snowscootusa@hotmail.com.

be ridden with boot or shoe. cases. Riding before, during, change shoes the the snow flies; you can email

How do you stop? You can slow down and stop by using the edges on the rear snowboard like skiing or snowboarding. Similar to a hokey stop, you can stop the Snowscoot quickly and accurately by sliding the rear board outwards on its uphill edge. How do you get on and off the chairlift? Make sure your Snowscoot leash is secured to your leg or ankle. When the chair lift approaches, position the Snowscoot directly in front of you. As the lift scoops you up, allow the handle bars to rest on your lap and let the Snowscoot hang below you. The handle bars will support the Snowscoot for chair lift transportation. Cross your legs and ankles around the front of the Snowscoot and enjoy the ride. Is it safe? Riding a Snowscoot is safer than skiing and snowboarding because there are no locking bindings to restrict movement of your legs if you should fall. The Snowscoot comes with a heavy duty surf leash for added safety while riding and during chairlift transportation. You can easily drag a foot or step off the Snowscoot to regain balance and control as opposed to falling. If you were to fall over, the handlebars and board edges resting on their sides will prevent the Snowscoot from sliding downhill. It’s also a little easier on knees and ankles since you’re not attached to a board. Also, you can step off easily to push if you slow down too much or you go uphill.

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Down By The River Hosted By Back Mountain Enduro Riders

An ECEA Hare Scramble Event • September 21 – 22, 2013 • Stories and Photos By: Joann Hauser The Back Mountain Enduro Riders (BMER) hosted an ECEA (East Coast Harescramble Association) harescramble event, “Down By the River,” in Plymouth, Pa. This two-day event had a variety of terrain, grass track, tight rooted trails, mud, and a great view. BMER brought in a great number of riders for this two-day event. Day one the weather held out for the Fast Kids, making riding conditions over all great for the 50cc, pee-wee and the youth. Taking the win for the 50cc class was Joseph Rainone, with his fastest lap time of 4:14 in the second lap. Joseph Scotto III of Pee-wee took the overall win, with his fastest lap time of 4:43 in his fifth lap. Kyle Tino took the win for the overall youth, fastest lap time of 14:56 in his second lap. As day two approached the rain moved in overnight, making the track slippery and technical. First up to ride the now challenging track were the morning racers. Taking the O/A win for the morning race was Kenneth Kasprzak of Pittsgrove, N.J., who rode in the Schoolboy class. He holds second place overall in standings

A few of the ECEA Fast Kids

for the year. After the morning race, the condition of the track seemed to be perfect for the main event, with the overall win going to Tegan Robert Temple of West Chester, Pa.; second place went to Jerod Stone of Lewisberry, Pa., who is still holding first for overall for the year; and third went to William Schoeneberg of Forked River N.J. I do have to say the Back Mountain Enduro Riders hosted a great event, and the crew worked so hard to make it happen. Thank you also to the landowner! BMER is a small club (100 members) and is always looking for new members. It is amazing what a great event they put on. Taking into consideration how many members they actually had working on this course to get it ready for race day, with just a handful for a crew and help from other clubs, they did an amazing job. So if you have not yet joined a club, maybe it’s time to consider the Back Mountain Enduro Riders. Again, thank you ECEA, Back Mountain Enduro Riders and volunteers for such a great event.

It’s usually a little wet at “Down by the River.”

Rocket Raceway was rocked by Green Marble Enduro Riders when they hosted their Rocket Raceway Hare Scramble on September 28 & 29 Green Marble Enduro Riders (GMER) hosted an incredible Harescramble that was fit for all ages. This two-day event started on Saturday, Sept. 28, where first up at the track was the ECEA Fast KIDS. The condition of the track was dry, but thanks to the water truck, the crew, and the club members, the moto remained wet and safe. As day two got underway, the sun was shining, and first up were the morning racers. They had a track length of 8 miles and riders rode for 1.5 hours. The trails on Sunday were dusty, but as riders thinned out after

the first lap, it wasn’t all that bad. Approximately 100 riders showed up for this morning event, with Kenneth Kasprzek taking the overall for the morning. As for the main event, there were another 100 riders showing up to hit the moto and dusty trails, and they raced for 2 hours on a track 10 miles long. Jerod Stoner took the win overall, with Ethan Walters in second and William Shoeneburg in third. It was a great day of racing at Rocket Raceway, and GMER really rocked a great event. Thank you GMER, Rocket Raceway, and ECEA for another outstanding event.

Jaden Palmer shows his little sis how it’s done.

Atallie Yingling races to a third place finish.

Ken Held is always there to lend a helping hand.

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Pine Barons Enduro Rider Sahara Sands Harescramble October 5-6, 2013 Pine Barons Enduro hosted their two day Annual Sahara Sands Harescramble event in Eagleswood Township, N.J. This event had much to offer riders of all ages, with mostly new trails this year. Many things took place at this event, including a Fun Factory bounce house for the kids, Mr. Softee Ice Cream, and a Surf moto Saturday night after the youth event. It was an exciting weekend for all, bringing in over 400 riders to be a part of the weekend. The kids truly enjoyed the bounce house and Mr. Softee after the race. The bounce house offered the children a way to loosen up before their race, and the ice cream help to fill their bellies with a yummy goodie after. All this led to an exciting day at the races. The course was dry and dusty. The first up to race were the 50cc racers, with the overall win going to Joseph Rainone from Little Egg Harbor, N.J., riding in the (4-8) 50cc open class. Next to hit the track were the Pee-Wees, with Wayne Cox of Dorchester, N.J., taking the win for the overall. As three o’clock approached, the riders lined up for the main youth event, waiting patiently at the line to hit the course. Kyle Tino of Phillipsburg, N.J., took the overall win for the youth event, and he is still holding first for the overall standing for the year. Saturday night brought an new meaning to moto for some. A Surf Moto Competition was sponsored by Surf Unlimited Surf Shop and Trapani’s Racing. This is an event where riders who also surf compete against each other, holding a moto one day and the surf competition the next. After it’s all over, they combine the overall scores together to get the winner. It was a thrill to watch this event, and as of now, Jess Smith and Kevin

Cheeseman are in the lead. The surf portion of this event has not yet taken place due to the waves not being large enough; they had to put it off until the conditions were perfect for surfing. As Sunday rolled around, the morning riders geared up to hit the course. First up for the day were the morning racers, with the overall win going to Michael Medeiros of Freehold, N.J., who is a member of Motor Cycle Competition INC. The main event followed, with Shane Hufford Jr, a member of Brandy Wine Enduro Riders, taking the win back home to Pennsylvania with first place overall for the main event. Second place went to Michael Lafferty of Millville, N.J., and third went to Tegan Robert Temple of West Chester, Pa. A big thanks needs to go out to all that worked so hard for this event: Pine Barons Enduro Riders, ECEA, EMS, Eagles Wood Fire Department, MCI, and SJER, along with the many sponsors: Moose, Rocky Mountain, Pit Posse, MT Holly KTM, Trapani, Riderz Inc, and many others. Thank you for such a great event for the Fast Kids and all the riders that turned out to hit those dry dusty, dirty trails. Please view overall race results for all ECEA events at: www. ecea.org, and check out more photos from the events at: http://s1108.photobucket.com/user/eveningstarsmn/profile

Surf Moto anybody?

The main event start at Sahara Sands.

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ALL STAR SERIES: ROUND 16 2nd ANNUAL RANDY TEXTER MEMORIAL YORK FAIRGROUNDS • Constantine Clobbers York All-Star Half Mile By Len & Ben Breech • YORK, PA. SEP. 28 New York’s Jake Constantine swept the Expert portion of the Second Annual Randy Texter Memorial race at the racing portion of the White Rose Thunder at the York Expo Center. This was the final event of the Steve Nace All-Star National Flat Track Series for 2013. In addition to wins in Expert Singles and Pro/Expert Twins classes, Constantine also won his heat and Dash For Cash in both divisions. Jeremy Higgins took the Singles lead from Corey Crawford, Constantine, Raun Wood and Cory Texter. Crawford and Constantine were by Higgins by the end of the first lap, with Constantine taking the lead on the second lap. By the fifth lap, Texter had moved into fourth, with Chad Cose taking fifth off two. Crawford fell on the next lap, bringing out the red flag. Off the restart, Constantine again took control over Higgins, Cose, Texter and Jake Shoemaker. After winning this class last year in the race named for his late father, Texter just nipped Cose at the line for the third and final podium spot. Shawn Baer led the Pro/Expert Twins out of two with Crawford, Constantine, Shoemaker and Jason Isennock right behind. Crawford took the lead starting the second lap, but Constantine was in front on the following lap. Shoemaker then moved to challenge Baer and Crawford for second, taking it on the sixth lap. Baer got by Crawford for the last podium spot on the last lap. Another New York rider, Justin Jones, topped the Pro Singles final, taking the lead from Jeff Lowery, Cody Johncox, Jamison Minor and Mike Poe. Johncox took second off four on the opening lap, while Minor and Poe began battling for third spot on the following lap. Poe dropped out around the sixth lap. Amateur support classes showed what exciting riders are coming up.

Open Singles had Hunter Edwards leading Jarod Vanderkooi, Tristan Avery, Tyler Phillips and Colin Cunningham. Vanderkooi took the lead off four on the third lap, with Cunningham getting by Phillips for fourth. Edwards retook the lead down the back stretch on the fifth lap and held on for a close win. The 450 Amateur final was deja vu at the front, with Vanderkooi leading Edwards and Lloyd McCoy, Phillips, Avery and Ryan Varnes behind. Avery got rolling on the third lap, taking fourth into one on the third lap, getting McCoy for third off two right afterwards. By the start of the third lap, Vanderkooi had a few lengths on Edwards for the lead. Flea-sized Kevin Stollings jumped in front of Brandon Price and Avery at the start of the 250 final. Stollings had control after a lap, while Price and Avery battled for second, which Price held after halfway. This year a second Amateur event was held on Sunday. Several youth and two more age classes were added, while the Pro and Expert Singles classes were combined, pitting the previous day’s winners against each other. Pro winner Justin Jones took the lead right away from Shoemaker, Constantine and Poe. After a brief early battle, Constantine took control of second from Poe and Shoemaker after three laps. He started cutting into Jones’ margin but came up three lengths short. The 450 and Open Single classes again had Vanderkooi and Edwards splitting wins, with Tristan Avery third both times. In his sixth and final event of the weekend, Avery finally broke through with a win in the 250 Amateur class. He battled Brandon Price in the early laps, before taking the lead on the third lap and holding off his challengers for the win.

Pro Singles: 1. Justin Jones (Hon); 2. Cody Johncox (Yam); 3. Jamison Minor (Hon); 4. Jeff Lowery (Hon); 5. Zakk Palmer (Hon)

Open Singles Amateur: 1. Hunter Edwards (Hon); 2. Jarod Vanderkooi (Hon); 3. Tristan Avery (Hon); 4. Colin Cunningham (Kaw); 5. Tyler Phillips (Kaw)

Open Vintage: 1. Thomas Englehart (Hon); 2. Curtis Fisk (Hon); 3. Craig Alcantara (Yam); 4. Justin Johnson (Yam); 5. Jeff Hogan (Tri)

250 Amateur: 1. Kevin Stollings (Hon); 2. Brandon Price (Kaw); 3. Tristan Avery (Hon); 4. Jeremiah Duffy (Hon); 5. Austin Wherley (Suz)

Veteran 30 +: 1. Rick Winsett (Rot); 2. Dallas Baer (Rot); 3. Kyle Long (H-D); 4. Bruce Ingram (Hon); 5. Tom Englehart (Hon)

Expert Singles: 1. Jake Constantine (Hon); 2. Jeremy Higgins (Yam); 3. Cory Texter (Hon); 4. Chad Cose (Hon); 5. Jake Shoemaker (Hon)

450 Amateur: 1. Jarod Vanderkooi (Hon); 2. Hunter Edwards (Hon); 3. Tristan Avery (Hon); 4. Lloyd McCoy (Hon); 5. Tyler Phillips (Kaw)

Expert/Pro Twins: 1. Jake Constantine (Kaw); 2. Jake Shoemaker (Kaw); 3. Shawn Baer (KTM); 4. Corey Crawford (Kaw); 5. Jason Isennock (H-D)

Expert Single podium (L to R) 3rd (65) Cory Texter; 1st (59B) Jake Constantine; and 2nd (82) Jeremy Higgins

Open Quad: 1. James Wagner (Hon); 2. Cody Wompler (Yam); 3. Dan Robinson (Hon); 4. Brandon Lease (Hon)

Expert Singles winner (59B) Jake Constantine.

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WHERE TO RIDE - ATV Trails on State Forest Land Summer and Winter Trails

These trails are open during the summer and winter seasons. 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 Commission through the following April 1. There are some trails that remain closed until after the late muzzleloader season. Please check with the individual forest district to see when the trails will open for the winter season.

- Burnt Mills - Pike County

7 miles of summer and winter trail. Access is from a parking area on Route 402, one mile south of Porters Lake. Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Delaware State Forest, HC 1 Box 95A, Swiftwater, PA 18370. 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 north 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, Feyetteville, PA 17222. Phone: (717) 352-2211

4 - Centre County The Bloody Skillet ATV riding area, located in Centre County, consists of 37 trail miles (Phase 1 & 2) and is accessed from SR 144 approximately 18 1/2 miles north of Snow Shoe. Turn right onto DeHaas Road and travel 5 miles south to the Northern Terminus Trailhead. Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764. Phone: (570) 923-6011

These trails are open from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last full weekend in September.

8 - Martin Hill - Bedford County 18 miles of summer trail. Access to the trail is from the parking area located on Route 326 two miles south 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

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9 - Sideling Hill - Fulton County

The Whiskey Springs ATV Trail. Access is from the Two Miles Road, 1-1/2 miles west of Westport toward Kettle Creek State Park. Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds Contact: Sproul State Forest, 15187 Renovo Road, Renovo, PA 17764. Phone: (570) 923-6011

15 miles of summer trail in the Wells Tannery area. Access 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

6 - 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 1930s. Access to the trail is from a parking area located at the former parking area at the CCC Camp along Route 44, one mile south of Haneyville. Contact: Tiadaghton State Forest, 423 East Central Avenue, South Williamsport, PA 17702 Phone: (570) 327-3450

3 - Snyder & Union Counties -

7 miles of summer trails 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 ATVs 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, Milmont, PA 17845. Phone: (570) 922-3344

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7 - 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 south of I-80. Registered Class II ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Delaware State Forest, HC 1 Box 95A, Swiftwater, PA 18370 Phone: (570) 895-4000

10 - 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 ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Susquehannock State Forest, P.O. Box 673, Coudersport, PA 16915. Phone: (814) 274-3600

11 - 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 ATVs are permitted on this trail that are less than 58” in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Contact: Delaware State Forest, HC 1 Box 95A, Swiftwater, PA 18370. Phone: (570) 895-4000

39 - Bayview Riding Area - Mercer county 4900 Saranac Dr., Sharpsville, Pa. 16150

State Game Lands ATVs are not permitted on State Game Lands except those used by disabled hunters.

Registration, Titling and Insuring Your ATV Who must register and title? 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 on stateowned land. The fees provide funding to administer the program, maintain trails in DCNR-managed parks and forests, and provide grants to profit and nonprofit organizations for developing additional riding opportunities.

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13 - Motorcycle and/or ATV Riding Areas

The federally-operated Allegheny National Forest has more than 100 miles of ATV trails. ATV trail season runs from the Friday before Memorial Day through the last Sunday in September. Winter season is from December 20 to April 1. Contact the Allegheny National Forest Supervisorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office, P.O. Box 847, 222 Liberty Street, Warren, PA 16365, (814) 723-5150. Effective July 1, 2002, the Allegheny National Forest implemented the Fee Demo Program for ATV and motorized bike trails. An annual $35 permit fee is required, and can be purchased from any Allegheny National Forest office, and some local vendors, or online at www.fs.fed.us/ r9/allegheny.

Seven Mountains Ramble (Dual Sport Licensed Motorcycles) - Riding areas are located in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the Bald Eagle Forest. Loop 1 starts at the 7 Mountains Campground, located just south of Potters Mill or west of Milroy on Route 22/322. Compensation for Campground owner for parking strongly recommended. Proceed on Sand Mountain road to the trailhead at Ground Oak trail. The loop is about 30 miles long. Contact: Bureau of Forestry District #7; 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, Pa 17845; Phone: 570 922-3344

The following trails are within the Allegheny National Forest (ANF). Please contact the ANF using the information above concerning these trails:

Marienville ATV/Bike Trail on State Route 66 east of the town of Marienville.

Timberline ATV Trail accessed from State Route 948, north of Ridgway (also connects to the Marienville ATV Trail).

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14 - Shade Mountain Trails (Non-Licenced Off-Highway Motorcycles) Riding areas are located in portions of Mifflin, Snyder and Union Counties in the Bald Eagle Forest. The Shade Mountain Riding area is located just north of McAlisterville, PA, on PA Route 235. Trail at dirt parking lot at the top of the mountain. Contact: Bureau of Forestry District #7; 18865 Old Turnpike Rd; Millmont, Pa 17845; Phone: 570 922-3344; Email fd07@state.pa.us

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Open Year-Round P.O. Box 314 Clarence, Pa. ATV - Snowmobile www.ssrt.org. SSRT requires membership for riding access. Detailed terms and conditions can be found at their website.

Willow Creek ATV Trail on the eastern side of the Allegheny Reservoir, just south of the New York State line. Closed during the winter season.

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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.

Diamond MX Park New Castle, DE - 25 Adirondacks Region Lewis County, NY 16 Blue www.bdmxpark.com

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

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

Trails Dunmore, PA 26 Lost www.ridelosttrails.com

Village OHV Park Templeton, PA – 35A Scrubgrass www.sgohvpark.com

Rock Outdoor Adventure Park – Tams, WV 17A Burning www.burningrockwv.com

Majestic Trails Rew, PA 27 www.majestictrails.com

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

Ramblers Motorcycle Club 18 Happy www.happyramblers.org

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

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

Miles Mountain Motocross Elkland, PA 29 www.milesmountainmx.com

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

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

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

Hollow MX 31 Sleepy www.sleepymx.com

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