atv riding

A perfect weekend to explore more than 3,000 miles of trails!

There are several factors that determine who can legally drive an ATV.

ATV riders will have free access to more than 3,000 miles of state forest and grant-in-aid trails.

It's been a tragic start to the off-highway vehicle riding season in Minnesota and the DNR has important safety tips.

Hit the trails for free for one weekend only! Get a bunch of handy Minnesota ATV information right here.

The recreational use of off-highway vehicles will be restricted in some areas in Minnesota for the upcoming firearms deer hunting season.

ATV riding season is here and with more riders than ever out on the trails, taking steps to improve your ATV safety is a beneficial idea.

It's about time to hit the Minnesota public ATV trails and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is offering them up for free the first weekend in June as part of the "No Registration Weekend".

St. Louis County officials would like public input in regards to a recent ordinance that would allow and regulate the operation of all-terrain vehicles on County Roads in the area.

There is a very good possibility that an ordinance will soon be in place that will allow ATVs to be used on some St. Louis County Roads.  Before that happens, the county is asking for public input.

Kids are heading back to school and Labor Day is fast approaching.  Sad to say, summer is winding down.  That also means that there’s an increase in ATV recreation as adults and teens try to squeeze in a few more rides before the snow flies.

Following several exciting spring Dirty Chicks rides, a crisp fall day set the stage for the first ever Dirty Chicks Fall Haul.