Matt Hancock has been around racing for a long time and this year has formed Team Pro-ATV with Josh Edwards and Britney Latimer to compete in all kinds of racing in the Southwest U.S.A. Matt gave us an inside look at what the team has planned for this year and you can follow the team

Via the Washington Off-Highway Vehicle Association – This is geared more toward dualsporting, but it’s important to take action whenever off-road recreation is at stake because we all can enjoy the various recreation areas – until they are no longer open to us. Here is a summary: As originally written, the Discover Pass legislation enacted

In February 2012, USDA Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell selected the Sierra National Forest (SNF) as one of the first national forests to revise its Forest Plan using the new Forest Service planning rule. Since that time SNF has started work on a Forest Assessment designed to gather existing relevant information on current forest conditions

Are you ready for the best poker run in the desert? Only three weeks away on January 12th, 2013 for the 18th Annual CORVA Truckhaven Challenge. This will be located in the Ocotillo Wells SVRA off of S-22 and Holly Road.

This letter from the Blue Ribbon Coalition outlines the current state of off-roading in the El Dorado National Forest, including possible re-opening of several routes closed in July.

This Sunday will once again bring the Dick Jagow GP to the historic and beautiful Washougal MX Park. If you have a quad and you like Washougal you should make a point to be there!

Extreme Environmental Groups Collaborate with East Bay Region Park District to Impose Closure-Agenda on Proposed New OHV Use Dear OHV Fans of Carnegie SVRA, As many of you know, extreme environmental groups have been collaborating with the East Bay Region Park District to impose their closure-agenda on proposed new OHV use on the 2,000 acre

Thursday August 30 10:30 a.m. – Sandfest representatives met with Rural Hauser Fire & Rescue volunteers, Jack Hoffman, Jerry Wharton & Loren Parrish to donate $1000.00 in appreciation for the rescue & medical assistance that they provide to the sand dune community all year long and the added effort they provide at the SandFest event.

After the area has been closed due to “health concerns” and concerns over the soil, this central California area might be reopened to responsible use, including motorized! Positive news for riders in the area.

The Blue Ribbon Coalition is fighting for access rights all over the country, but following positive news that Carnegie OHV in California will stay open, we see that California OHV funds – funds users voluntarily pay for trail maintenance, staging area development, managing staff and other benefits to OHV users – will be removed from

In an article on UTV Guide (here is the original article.) the announcement was made on June 22nd that the anti-OHV groups pursuing to shut down the state-run park Carnegie were unsuccessful in their latest attempts. The park is currently open to OHV use. Without the activity and input of those OHV users, as well