ATV Maine
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The Alliance for Trail Vehicles of Maine, the voice for Maine's ATV clubs, with the full club map and statewide trail conditions.
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ATVing in the County
Aroostook County rolls for hundreds of miles by ATV, club-built trail systems that run the St. John Valley, cut across the potato country, and duck into the mountain woods. This page gathers the clubs and the trail networks.
On the trail
Ride the County's own highway system
The local ATV clubs build, groom, and maintain the trails, most rides here run from club to club along the interconnected systems. Check the club pages for conditions and gates before you go.
Clubs & trails
Follow the club trails
Nonprofit clubs and the state trail system behind Aroostook ATV riding.
Caribou Viking Riders
Caribou
One of central Aroostook's most active trail clubs, miles of trails in and around Caribou.
Valley ATV Riders
Fort Kent
The Fort Kent area club keeping the northern St. John Valley trails open.
Madawaska Valley ATVenture Club
Madawaska
Trail riding in the Madawaska area since 1984.
Fort Frontier ATV Club
Fort Fairfield
Trails running the Fort Fairfield country on the eastern edge of the potato fields.
Aroostook Riders ATV Club
Houlton & south
Serving Houlton, Amity, Cary, Hodgdon, Linneus, Littleton, Monticello, Orient, and Weston, the southern gateway trails.
Maine DACF ATV Program
State trails
Official rules, registrations, and trail maps from the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands.
More corners
Clubs that ride without a website
Star City ATV Club (Presque Isle), Limestone Trail Hawks, Ashland ATV Club, Knowles Corner ATV Club (Oakfield), and the Island Falls Free-Wheelers all keep their official trail news on the ATV Maine club map or on Facebook.
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