Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

For the first time, fourteen provincial organizations have joined together to amplify one unified message across Canada:

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

Throughout June, the campaign will encourage off-road motorcycle, ATV, and side-by-side riders to prioritize safe riding practices, proper protective gear, vehicle readiness, trail stewardship, and respect for fellow trail users.

By working together, we have an opportunity to strengthen Canada’s culture of off-road safety and help ensure our trails remain safe, accessible, and sustainable for future generations.

Stay safe, promote safe riding practices, pack out what you pack in, and don’t damage trails/ride off designated trails.

🌧️ We have had nonstop rain since Saturday evening. It’s safe to say the trails are far too wet to safely run a club night on them, from both rider safety and trail health standpoints. We don’t want to damage the fragile trails and don’t want to see anyone get hurt. Hoping they dry out in time for Family Night! 🤞🏼

As there hasn’t been a volunteer for a captained ride this week, due to it being the long weekend, Wednesday’s club night is a Free Ride!

Grab some riding buddies, pick a staging area, a meeting time and plan your own ride! No official/formal ride night this week. No need to sign up for anything this week.

Ride safe, Ride Smart. Have fun, and tread lightly, especially after the rain and snow this weekend!

The next official Club Night is Wed May 27 at the 5K staging area with captain Ken T. Sign up online! See ya there!