Yes, but it must be quiet, in good working order, and have insurance (P.L.and P.D.). You also need and an off-road plate for going off the property into the county forest system (check our Simcoe County Forests Policy page for more information). No motocross bikes are allowed, except on our week-long camps. Back to Top

The Colorado Trail Foundation supports a non-motorized trail. The Trail is suitable for hikers, equestrians, mountain bikers (with the exception of wilderness areas), and pack animals. A few sections of the CT are still shared with motorized users.

All ATVs and off-highway motorcycles must be registered when used for recreational purposes outside of closed-course competition and some agricultural exceptions. Liability insurance is required when used off one's own lands. Safety training is required for youthful operators who wish to ride unsupervised, and otherwise we strongly recommend that every rider take an ASI ATV Safety Course or MSF Dirt Bike School course as a matter of good practice.

You can bring your own bike if you like. However, unless you are on an extended bike trip, it's much easier to rent our Cannondale F800 CAAD-3 bikes. We do not rent our bikes for use off the Anse Mamin site because we don't recommend riding on the roads for your own safety. If you like, and you are accustomed to riding trails with them, bring your own shoes with SPD cleats and we can put the clipless pedals on for you at no extra charge.

Students are encouraged to bring bikes to explore the 17 mile Wilderness bike trail as well as for trips around the Itasca Campus.

ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) is the general term used to describe a vehicle designed for off-road use. This could include quad bikes, Landrovers, Argo-Cats etc. Quad bikes are the sit-astride four wheel bikes with handlebars. The farming community tends to call them ATVs, while the forestry calls them ATCs (All Terrain Cycles). Leisure users tend to use the term Quad Bike. We use the term interchangeably!

Professional training is highly recommended for personal users of ATVs, and a legal requirement for employees. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, an employer must provide 'such instruction, training and supervision as is necessary to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of his employees'.

To safely film yourself, your friends, your family, road trips, the "big" hunt, and other events you attend whether riding solo or double. This allows you to share your adventures with friends and family who didn't go along or relive the fun you had on your journey with your friends and family who went along. Years from now your videos will provide many enjoyable memories.

Yes, you can, in most situations. It depends on what damper kit you currently have. Our V.1 damper kits can be swapped from virtually any dirt bike or street bike to another. With the correct hardware, it can be done. The damper unit may be too stiff or even too soft, but that can be easily fixed by one of our GPR Tech service men. With our V.2 damper kits, it is a case-by-case situation depending on application. V.

Absolutely! Responsible riders are always welcome. For ATV riders the Great Smoky Mountain National Park has a large area with several trails set up specifically for ATV's. Don't own an ATV? There is an ATV rental service in the National Park.

The use of ATVs, four wheelers, and other off road vehicles were to be banned at this year's rally, however we are happy to announce that we have reached an agreement with out insurance providers regarding the use of these vehicles. They will be allowed, but we do ask your cooperation in driving them responsibly and safely. All ATVs and four wheelers driven at the 2007 ROT Rally must be operated in a safe manner by a licensed driver.

Yes. If members of your group are participating in a trail tour, then you can join the group with your ATV. A shuttle fee will be charged if applicable.