All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV's) continued to sell at a record pace in 2009 with almost 90,000 units sold across Canada. The leading manufacturers will be at the Toronto Sportsmen's Show to showcase many of their new 2010 ATV and UTV models from both the sport and utility categories. Available in a wide range of sizes and displacements, from 50cc to 800cc in both 2 and 4 wheel drive, it's no wonder that they're exploding in popularity. Perfect for the cottage, farm or family recreation, people are discovering the fun of ATV riding. In addition, many provincial and tourism organizations are working in conjunction with ATV clubs and associations to create legal networks of organized trails and riding areas where they can be ridden and enjoyed. If an ATV purchase is looming on the horizon, the Toronto Sportsmen's Show offers one stop shopping and your best opportunity to compare the many brands, models and wide variety of accessories available to get you on the trail.

Haliburton ATV Association promotes responsible atv use on crown, private and municipal land trails during the spring, summer and fall.
Haliburton's rugged terrain and scenic natural wilderness makes the region ideal for your atv trail adventure. Our bylaws define the clubs limitations, intent and operation.

Haliburton ATV Association believes trails are important economic and environmental resources that have to be sustained to assure our communities economic future and quality of life.

The club was formed so that ATV enthusiasts can enjoy the beauty of area trails. Equally important are the prospects of ATV trail touring and positioning the recreation sport politically and economically in the community. One of the club's mandates is to work closely with other area trail organizations including HCSA and other local snowmobile clubs that dedicate much effort to maintining area trails. Last but not least we feel education towards responsible ATV use is paramount to the future of ATVing.

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