Manitoba
Destinations & Trips
ORV riding event supporting Cancer Care Manitoba returns for third year
Join fellow riders on June 9 in the Sandiland Provincial Forest
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With majestic wilderness, pristine parklands, sparkling lakes and amazing wildlife, Manitoba is full of outdoor adventure opportunities.
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ATVs & Side-by-Sides
Whistling for the Pig in Manitoba
A newly formed ATV club is advocating for the Whistle Pig Trail
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ATVs & Side-by-Sides
New riding group seeks protection for trails in Nopiming Provincial Park
Protecting the park is one of the priorities of the newly formed club
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ATVs & Side-by-Sides
Making muddy memories with family and friends
Here’s everything you need to know to get amped for mud racing in 2018
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Destinations & Trips
Ride for Mom raises over $12,000 for CancerCare Manitoba
In June of 2017, 800 riders descended on the only trail in Manitoba on Crown land that is signed and maintained
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Destinations & Trips
North, east or southwest—Swan River has cruise-control rides worth checking out
Swan River’s roads wind through farmland, mountains and bush
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Motorcycles & Dirt Bikes
Kickstanding the test of time
Over 106 years ago, motorcycle enthusiasts in Winnipeg came together to create what would become a lasting legacy.
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ATVs & Side-by-Sides
Enter your photos to win a CKX Titan - Summer Edition helmet
Upload your ATV, side-by-side, motorcycle or watercraft photo(s) for the chance to win a CKX Titan - Summer Edition helmet
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ATVs & Side-by-Sides
ATV Safety 101: Manitoba’s changing perspective on helmet safety
These views are shared by similar ATV organizations across the country
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Destinations & Trips
Organized ATVing in Manitoba offers many benefits
Highlighting the accomplishments and challenges of ATVing in Manitoba
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ATVs & Side-by-Sides
Partnering for the future of ATVing
ATVMB and SATVA have started collaborating in order to better serve their members
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ATVs & Side-by-Sides
From snow to sand and mud
Darryn Duncan rips around Sandilands Provincial Forest year-round