#RIDEPEI
THE PEI ATV FEDERATION
THINK SAFE. RIDE SAFE. BE SAFE.
700+ KMS OF TRAILS
Eastern PEI Dirt Road Rally
Gear up for the ultimate Island ride! The
More than just an unforgettable weekend in the dirt, this rally is an adventure with purpose. Every Rally Pass directly backs the local Tip-to-Tip ATV trail network and the Kidney Foundation of Canada. It’s an incredible way to celebrate Eastern PEI’s off-road community while supporting the trails we love to ride. Grab your pass, lock in your 2026 permit, and get ready for the best weekend of the season!
The RIDEPEI CONNECTOR
Introducing the new RIDEPEI CONNECTOR 50/50 Draw – your chance to support safe, sustainable ATV trails across Prince Edward Island while winning big. Every ticket sold helps fund trail development, rider safety programs, and ongoing maintenance of the RIDEPEI network that connects riders from tip to tip.
When you purchase a CONNECTOR 50/50 ticket, half of the jackpot goes to one lucky winner, and the other half goes directly back into our trails, clubs, and community initiatives. It’s a simple way to give back to the places you ride, while keeping our trail system growing, protected, and accessible for everyone.
Whether you’re a longtime club member or new to ATVing on PEI, the CONNECTOR 50/50 Draw is a fun, easy way to get involved and make a real impact. Buy your tickets, tell your riding buddies, and help us build stronger, safer connections across the Island – on and off the trail.
2026 TRAIL PERMIT
Get Yours Today
NON-RESIDENT PASS
1-Day Pass
NON-RESIDENT PASS
1-Week Pass
TRAIL ETIQUETTE
Know The Rules
The PEI ATV Federation is comprised of 10 active clubs on PEI. We work closely with each club and landowners to promote rider safety, OHV (Off-Highway Vehicle) laws, trail expansion and maintenance.
We appreciate landowners’ contribution to building a safe trail for our members. In providing land for the development of trails, they are helping us develop a designated area for riders to pass safely through their land. This encourages only approved members to be on their property and discourages unlawful trespassers.
The ATV Federation also provides 5 Million Dollar liability insurance to our landowners.
To operate an OHV (Off-Highway Vehicle) other than a snowmobile or dirt bike, the driver must be at least 14 years of age. If the driver is between 14 and 19 years of age, they must have completed an OHV Safety Training course.
A NATIONAL VOICE FOR ALL RIDERS
The Canadian Quad Council is dedicated to improving the sport of All-Terrain Vehicle/Quad Riding across Canada. The PEI ATV Federation is proud to work alongside the CQC which benefits riders from all provinces.
Rider Safety and Training
We believe that safety should be at the forefront of every ride, and that is why we encourage all riders to prioritize safety by following best practices and guidelines.
ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS
We take every possible precaution to ensure that we are not damaging, or polluting, the land we rely on. Signs are posted all along the trails to remind riders that it's a privilege - not a right - to ride our trails.
EXPANDING OUR TRAILS
Our vision is to have ATV trails reach from tip to tip of our beautiful Island. We currently have 9 clubs working hard to make this happen. Each club is recognized by the PEI ATV Federation and we are adding clubs frequently.
RIDER TRAINING
FOR AGES 14 & UP
Sign up for rider training to acquire vital safety knowledge that is essential for safely operating an ATV, ensuring you enjoy your outdoor adventures while minimizing risks and maximizing your confidence on the trails.