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The Lehigh Valley ATV Association, Inc.
was formed on March 28, 1985. It has since grown to be one of the largest single ATV clubs in the region. The Association’s goal is to promote the fine sport of ATV’ing through safety training, public awareness, and respect for the environment. We are predominantly a family-oriented group who enjoy riding ATV’s and having fun. The club holds regular monthly meetings on the second Wednesday of every month. The club also holds a monthly ride (weather permitting) with refreshments served on the trail. Several club members are certified ATV Safety Institute or DCNR instructors who offer courses on a regular basis. Trainers from the Lehigh Valley ATV Club have instructed large numbers of people from Pennsylvania and nearby states. We actively promote safety and the wise use of ATV’s on public and private lands.
Anthracite Outdoor Adventure AreaUPDATE 01/14/2012
We have a green light to ride unescorted on Saturday, January 28th, on the tract of the Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area east of SR125. Members who plan to attend need to submit the attached waiver for to me via mail or email NO LATER THAN 4 days prior to the trip. I will collect the waivers and submit them to the AOAA officials. If I do not have the waiver in advance of the ride date, you will not be permitted to participate on the ride!! Copies of the waiver (both pages) can be mailed to:
Dave Miller
2654 Romig Road
Gilbertsville, PA 19525
OR
scanned and sent via email at millerdavidv@gmail.com
The club will provide hot dogs and snacks for lunch at the trailhead around noon. Bring your own non-alcoholic beverages. Several members have familiarity with the area and will be able to lead rides for novices. We will meet in the parking area marked by the GPS coordinates on the club website, and everyone should plan on being ready to ride by 9am. The trails are open to all classes of ATV's. This will be a rain or shine event.
Last Updated (Saturday, 14 January 2012 23:40) Northumberland OHV Park Petition!!Please take the time to fill out this petition and give a few comments on why this OHV Park would be a huge benefit. The comments can be generic, such as that it will help the local economy, it will attract recreation and tourism dollars from other states, it will help to curb illegal riding and trash dumping that is going on now and help to inform visitors about the coal mining heritage of the region. |
New meeting location announced!!Hello Riders
We will be hosted at the American Legion, 610 East Broad Street, Quakertown, PA 18951. The meeting times remain the same. We will meet in the upstairs dining room, just inside the main entrance. The Legion is just a few blocks farther east of the Moose, located along Route 313 (Broad Street). Last Updated (Wednesday, 07 September 2011 14:26) Northumberland OHV ParkNorthumberland County's OHV Recreation Park is currently in the planning phase. The proposed plan for the park is to take county owned, abondoned coal lands and convert them in to an all encompassing outdoor recreation park. This will formalize approximately 6,000 acres in to an outdoor recreation park. This will create a nationwide tourist attraction with all facets of recreation trails ranging from mountain biking, hunting, and walking, to atv and full size off road vehicle trails, rock... (read more) Support the Northumberland OHV Park, sign petition here. Here's also a link to their facebook page. |










