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Advocating for a Sustainable Recreation Trail System in Alberta
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It’s a proven fact that designed engineered trail systems mitigate environmental concerns
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Working together to provide safe, high quality, diverse user experiences
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Find an event near you – riding, camping, racing, stewardship
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Welcome to the alberta off-highway vehicle association

The primary goal of AOHVA is to establish a Sustainable Recreation Trail System legislated through a new Alberta Trails Act - retaining all Albertans’ opportunity to recreate on public lands.

RESPONSIBLE AND RESPECTFUL RIDING

Outdoor pursuits, including OHV riding are considered a way of life for many Albertans. The vast majority of OHV riders consider it a privilege to be able to ride their OHVs and enjoy Alberta’s natural landscape.

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SAFETY AND EDUCATION

In every jurisdiction where OHV activities occur, it is groups like AOHVA and our member clubs who lead the way to promote safe, responsible and respectable vehicle use.

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ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

Over the past 30 years, AOHVA members invested millions of dollars and tens of thousands of volunteer hours to build trails for motorized recreation in Alberta.

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OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE ADVOCACY

The Government of Alberta is currently enacting the biggest change to land use in the province in 30 years. AOHVA is working to preserve and protect OHV access.

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Latest News

ECONOMIC SURVEY ON MOTORCYCLING, ATVING AND SIDE-BY-SIDE RIDING

Help support your recreation, take the short survey using the QR Code – and chance to win a $250 Gift Card You can also take this short survey by computer…

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ALBERTA GOVERNMENT SUPPORTING THE FUTURE OF PROVINCIAL TRAILS

We are very pleased to announce the following release, and the support this provides our member clubs, volunteers and recreation in the province. Watch the announcement: Read the entire article…

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Alberta introduces OHV Helmet Law May 15, 2017

As of May 15, 2017, CSA-compliant helmets must be worn by OHV users when riding on public land. Public land means Crown land, including areas that have been designated for…

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AOHVA reminds all OHV users that safety is a top priority

Information, Safety and Education Programs available to riders of all ages

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Be Safe. Be Responsible. Be Respectful. Be Courteous

AOHVA Campaign promotes OHV rider etiquette while enjoying Alberta’s natural landscapes

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Stewardship Days demonstrate OHV users’ care for the environment

Annual events dedicated to building and maintaining Alberta’s multi-use trail network

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