The Prince George ATV Club receives funding in support of our 2026 projects. The Stephanie Creek Bridge is an essential part of keeping the trails between Prince George and Wells safely accessible to all users.
National Powersport Trails Reports 2025 highlights Canada's off-road network
Moto Canada and the Canadian Quad Council have released the National Powersport Trails Report 2025, the first in-depth look at Canada’s 142,000+ km off-road trail network. Covering ATVs, side-by-sides, dirt bikes, and adventure bikes, the report explores the network’s $10.3 billion economic impact and its 663,300 registered users.
https://motocanada.com/canadas-national-powersport-trails-report
Guidance Toolkit for Engagement with Indigenous Communities
This toolkit is part of an ongoing effort to provide guidance and resources to the outdoor recreation sector on working cooperatively with Indigenous governments and communities on outdoor recreation projects. Also, a big thanks to the ORCBC's Reconciliation Committee, which provided input and content to the guide, including Rod Clapton, Norman Marcy, Kim Reeves, Wayne Mercer, David Oliver, Dave Wharton, Ciel Sander, Byron Spinks, Rocky Nenka, Peter Sprague, and Katherine Perez.
You can download the guide here. Any feedback and ideas are very welcome.
We respectfully acknowledge the un-ceded traditional territory of the Lheidli T’enneh, part of the Dakelh (Carrier) First Nation on whose land we live, work and play.