Grand Forks ATV Club undertakes projects to promote increased environment and wildlife responsibility when using recreation trails. Safe trails for all shared users.

Previous completed major projects have included:

• Creating The  Boundary Country  Trails Agreement to promote cooperation and collaboration among all shared Trail users.
• Supporting the “Non Motorized” designation of the Rail Trail between Cascade West and Grand Forks helping to create a tourist designation.
• The Gilpin, Morrissey, Stewart shared use trail system signing and clearing 135 km of trails.
• Trails of the North Fork – Developing  the Bluejoint Recreation Site Staging area and signing over 500 km of shared used trails

Current and upcoming projects are:

• Signing the Columbian Western Rail Trail in cooperation with Grand Forks Community Trails Society, Columbia Western Trails Society and The Trails of The Boundary
• Establishing recognition signage for the many Historical sites along the Rails Trail.
• Tipple Heritage interpretive center paying tribute to the many families that worked on the Lime Mine at Fife BC and
• Build stations along the Columbian Western Rail trail.

Boundary Regional Motorized Trail Network

This motorized-friendly trail network was developed by the Grand Forks ATV Club in partnership with the Ministry of Forests, Lands, and Natural Resource Operations. The development coincided with the club’s New Horizons for Seniors Project which focused on encouraging local seniors and near seniors to get up, get out, join in, and ride safe. As part of this project the club held and took part in numerous events and activities in the Grand Forks area, offered multiple ATV safety courses, developed the Boundary Regional Motorized Trail Network, and purchased a few GPS units for members to use while navigating these trails.

We have many public and private sponsors,without whom the work would not be done