The Vision of the MTN Trail Riders Association

Motorized trail riding is a sport that has suffered from negative public perception in the past due to a variety of factors, including misinformation, negative stereotypes, and even the actions of a few bad apples. This perception has led to the closing of trails and an overall negative public opinion of our sport. Our vision is to change this for the better through positive interaction promoting our sport with forestry officials, members of local and state government, and the overall community.

Recent News

December, 2010 Thank you everyone!

Thanks to everyone that came out to our Teryx Demo Days at I81 motorsports park and our 1st Annual Christmas Dinner.  Good times were had by all and some great stories were told. Hope to see everyone again next year in 2011.

Everyone be sure and checkout the video of our Brown Mtn Trail ride on www.offroadviking.com.  What a an awesome video. 

Thanks guys!

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September, 2010 Photos of the Completed Rock Project are up!

MTN is proud to announce that we have completed the Rock Project as agreed with the forestry service. We would like to thank everyone involved. Projects like this is what give the MTN association a solid name and stronger foothold in preserving our right to ride.

We have several photos of the project in the Gallery section of the site.

Again, Thank You. ________________________________________________________________________

August, 2010 Yamaha Grant Information

Back in June 2010, MTN Trail Riders put together a grant proposal for the Yamaha OHV Grant Initiative to receive funds for the Buffalo Mtn. OHV Trail Restoration Project.  This project includes installing lights in the parking lot at the Buffallo Mtn. atv trail head, a bear proof trash can, installing flexpost with proper markings for the trail, and providing trail maps.  Aug. 9th, 2010, we received a letter from Yamaha and this is a brief description of what it said...

Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A. is pleased to inform MTN Trail Riders that your application for an Access Initiative GRANT has been APPROVED for the Buffalo Mountain OHV Trail Restoration Project in the amount of $7, 158.00.

The Yamaha OHV Initiative combines the strength of Yamaha's national dealer network and customers to create a unified force supporting safe, responsible riding and sustainable, open riding areas.  We are excited about MTN Trail Riders Assoc. efforts and are happy to contribute to its success.

Congratulations on your Yamaha OHV Access initiative GRANT.  We wish you great success in your project and look forward to learning about your efforts in supporting safe, responsible riding and open, sustainable riding areas.
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April 25th, 2010 MORE SHIRTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN ALL SIZES!!

• MTN Tee Shirts are for sale for $10
• XX and XXX are going for $12
• Stickers are only $1
  
  You can purchase these items by either contacting a Board Member or by attending a monthly meeting.