As of October 13th 2021, there is only $15,655 available for small grant applications.

We have received notice from the Municipality of Chester that the Gold River Bridge will be closed immediately due to structural issues identified by the engineers.

The bridge will be closed to ALL users for an indefinite period of time until repairs/replacement can be completed.

More details to follow as things are assessed, and a plan is compiled as to what will happen moving forward. The Municipality realizes this is an important part in connectivity and is working towards a solution.

The section of trail in Middleton between Hwy 1 and the Harvest Moon Trail will be closed during this period for repairs due to heavy equipment operating on the trail. Due to the condition of trail, a complete rebuild is taking place.

South Shore Annapolis Valley Trail Association in cooperation with the Town of Middleton are making the repairs. 

Only $25,655 left in the small grant fund. Get your applications in right away before it runs out.

There will also be intermittent work for several days on four bridges (repairs) and brushing and mowing of trails Canada Hill to Sable River, and Tigney Wilderness (TGT-WL-87,89,90) starting next week until end of November.

There will also be brushing, mowing and resurfacing of one km of Doctor's Cove trail number TGT-WL-74 at the eastern end sometime in the next two months.

Caution in requested in construction and maintenance areas.

With thanks,

Sherm Embree
Treasurer, WMTA
Director, SCATVA

The Small Grant program funds 50% of a project, the other 50% is the clubs responsibility through labour, in kind, etc.

Each year ATVANS manages the ATVANS Small Project Grant Program. This year $100,000 has been set aside for small local projects. Clubs can apply for up to $5000 per project with matching funds or in-kind labour. This program is administered by Corey Robar (trails coordinator) and has oversight from the ATVANS Trails Committee.

Clubs should contact Corey Robar prior to starting any work to see if their project is eligible. This program is an important tool for building and maintaining our trail network. For more details contact Corey Robar at trails@atvans.org.  All unused funds are not carried forward.

The Small Grant program funds 50% of a project, the other 50% is the clubs responsibility through labour, in kind, etc.

Each year ATVANS manages the ATVANS Small Project Grant Program. This year $100,000 has been set aside for small local projects. Clubs can apply for up to $5000 per project with matching funds or in-kind labour. This program is administered by Corey Robar (trails coordinator) and has oversight from the ATVANS Trails Committee.

Clubs should contact Corey Robar prior to starting any work to see if their project is eligible. This program is an important tool for building and maintaining our trail network. For more details contact Corey Robar at trails@atvans.org.  All unused funds are not carried forward.