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.

Please be aware that Atlantic Gold will be repairing a bridge on the Seloam Lake road just east of Hwy 374 . This is also our #110 trail which is our main trail to get east of the 374 . Planned start dates some time in the June 14th - June 16th time frame and last for 3 to 4 days. Please avoid this area at this time.

Please be aware that Atlantic Gold will be repairing a bridge on the Seloam Lake road just east of Hwy 374 . This is also our #110 trail which is our main trail to get east of the 374 . Planned start dates some time in the June 14th - June 16th time frame and last for 3 to 4 days. Please avoid this area at this time.

Over the course of the past week the 110 trail at the Bull Pond bridge behind Watt Section has been repaired. Due to the need for physical distancing the following people worked on this project at various times, and thank you all.

Michael Kenney, Randall Chittick, Craig Gerrard, Michael Butler, Kenneth Boutilier, George Josey who supervised the replacement of the bridge deck, and especially Jamie Briggs who brought his farm tractor to repair the trail itself and load test the bridge!

Over the course of the past week the 110 trail at the Bull Pond bridge behind Watt Section has been repaired. Due to the need for physical distancing the following people worked on this project at various times, and thank you all.

Michael Kenney, Randall Chittick, Craig Gerrard, Michael Butler, Kenneth Boutilier, George Josey who supervised the replacement of the bridge deck, and especially Jamie Briggs who brought his farm tractor to repair the trail itself and load test the bridge!