PEI ATV Federation is comprised of the six legal ATV Clubs
The 2021 PEI ATV Federation trail passes are available now. You can pick yours up from your local club or at the following locations: Bell’s Irving: KensingtonBig Dog Convenience: KinkoraBolger’s Motorsports: CharlottetownCardigan Garage: CardiganCentennial Auto Sport: Summerside & CharlottetownCook’s Corner Convenience: MiscoucheDanny Christopher Sales & Service: TignishDennis Motors: EllerslieElmsdale Corner Gass: ElmsdaleFJ Shea & Sons Ltd: St. LouisGaudet’s Small Engine: TignishGrease Monkey Powersports: DarnleyGreen Diamond: Bloomfield, […]
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The PEI ATV Federation is comprised of Eight clubs on PEI. 1.) Tignish Sportsman Riders ATV Club located in Tignish area (Typically Winter Only) 2.) Evangeline ATV Club located in Evangeline area is a 4 Season riding club 3.) Red Isle ATV Club located in Charlottetown area is a 4 Season riding club 4.) Eastern Kings ATV Club located in […]
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As the new communications person for the PEI ATV Federation I wanted to introduce myself and tell you all how excited I am for this new opportunity. A CFA, I moved to the island two years ago and am loving every minute of it! Everything about island life is amazing and I couldn’t have picked […]
Read moreThere’s no question that the sport of ATVing has really picked up speed during Covid times. With a lot of new riders out on the trails we wanted to share some helpful tips for beginners. Before hitting the trails, educate yourself on safety, rules and regulations, ensuring a safe and fun riding experience. When operating […]
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If you haven’t heard of Backwoods Burger in Tyne Valley you’re missing out! Backwoods vibes, big city flavour. Owner Erica Wagner is incredibly grateful for the support she’s seen from the ATV community. She says that support seems to be growing too. She credits ATVers for one of her busiest winters ever this past year. […]
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We owe a large part of our legal trail systems to the landowners who grant us permissions to use their land. Staying on the designated trail is the only way we prevent crop damage. It shouldn’t be a surprise at this point that we ask and expect you to show respect to our landowners property. […]
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