CPSC Report: Deaths, Injuries Associated With ATV Use Continue To Decline
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Thoughts for rides this year:
PG->Wells->Likely->Wells->PG
Kliskoil Lake
Onion Lake
Pine Pass
A few exploring trips to see if there is a trail from PG to Bella Coola
Anyone got any others they would like to do?
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We might be looking at being part of a winter poker ride if there is enough interest. So if you would attend this event please let us know at info@atvpg.ca.
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KAMLOOPS – Rules for off-road vehicle registration and licensing, helmet use, youth safety and environmental measures will be implemented over the next two years under a new off-road vehicle (ORV) management framework, announced Tourism, Culture and the Arts Minister Kevin Krueger today
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The Regional District of Fraser Fort-George (RDFFG) is seeking your input in the review
and updating of the Regional Parks Plan.
In the Regional District, regional parks encompass just over 250 hectares of land and
water, and are part of a larger recreational and wilderness network that includes
provincial, municipal
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This document is written primarily for people who are planning some form of activity or development near wetlands, as well as those looking for guidance on ways to best maintain the high ecological values in these areas. A healthy natural environment is the foundation of British Columbia‘s (B.C.‘s) economy and
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For the first time, British Columbia is drafting a set of regulations to rein in irresponsible users of recreational off-road vehicles and ensure that riders are accountable for how they treat the trails they traverse
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This is a great year end post by the President of the Fort St John Club
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The province is close to adopting regulations that would help rein in off-road vehicle "yahoos" who thoughtlessly run roughshod over wild public lands at the expense of the environment.
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PRINCE GEORGE – Effective noon today, and until further notice, Category 1 open fires, including campfires, are permitted in Fort Nelson and Peace River Forest Districts, Robson Valley Fire Zone, northern half of Mackenzie Fire Zone and northern area of Fort St. James Fire Zone.
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