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What's New?

2010-01-11
Photos of the new grooming equipment in action have been posted.

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2010-01-11
NVATVC has been awarded a grant through the Ontario Trillium Foundation to purchase grooming equipment.

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2010-01-05
Volunteers push, pull & drag through the snow to break trail after a big snowfall.

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The reciprocation agreement between OFATV and the Province of Quebec’s ATV Federation (FQCQ) has been temporarily suspended. OFATV members will require an FQCQ pass to use Quebec trails until further notice.

 

 

 
Upcoming Events:

The NVATVC tries to keep its members busy. Some activities are highlighted here, but be sure to check the events calendar for more.

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arrow Feb. 10 Club Meeting
arrow Trail Work To-Do List

 

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Welcome to Nation Valley ATV!

The Nation Valley All-Terrain Vehicle Club (NVATVC) is an incorporated body representing the interests of ATV enthusiasts in District 1 of Eastern Ontario. Located just south of Ottawa, we have trails near Winchester, Hallville and South Mountain.

 

ATV in the rutsTrail Conditions

All trails are currently open.

Warning: Trails are open and groomed, but with some water and thin ice covering deeper holes. Please ride with caution.

We are currently experimenting with grooming equipment to fix ruts and provide groomed trails in the winter. If you have suggestions or think you can help, please let us know at info@nvatvc.org.

 

Wanted: Volunteers

The NVATVC is looking for volunteers to assist with trail maintenance. If you are interested in volunteering some time to help clear new trails, build bridges and have some fun in the sun, please send your contact information to info@nvatvc.org.

The club has recent aquired grooming equipment through a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Volunteers have been grooming the trails to make for an even better winter riding experience this year.