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Montana 4x4 Clubs
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Although the Mountain Travel Guide does not list trails in Montana yet,
we still wanted to provide a list of some of the great clubs located
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To view the 4x4 trails listed on this site please select from the
States on the left.
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Eastern
Washington ATV Association (EWATV)
Eastern Washington ATV Association was formed in April, 2007 to promote responsible ownership and use of All Terrain Vehicles - ATVs and UTVs. Since forming, EWATV has developed relationships with several Eastern Washington Cities and Counties, Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), Idaho State Parks & Recreation, Idaho Department of Lands, Idaho Fish and Game, Idaho Panhandle Counties, U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and USDA Forest Service. Through co-ordinated efforts, the ATV Organization has been instrumental in travel management plans across several jurisdictions. We are proud members of Washington Off Highway Vehicle Alliance (WOHVA) and Blue Ribbon Coalition.
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Montana
Back Roads 4x4 Club Inc.
A informal 4x4 vehicle club based out of Missoula
with a variety of vehicles and ages of members. Our trail rides range from
the very easy to fairly hard and take place whenever some one gets the
desire to head out. We are a "non profit mutual benefit corporation
with a general interest in off highway travel, exploring and keeping the
local 4x4 trails open to all vehicles. Our dues are low, our meetings are
fun and not taken up with a lot of unnecessary matters, rules are simple
and basic, as we are out to have fun safely, following the Tread Lightly
principles
North
Idaho ATV Club
North Idaho ATV Association, Inc. consists of
people from all walks of life. Appreciating our forest lands, we
promote the fun and enjoyment that the A.T.V. has to offer. Riding
responsibly and respectfully within the boundaries. North Idaho has
many trails and forestry roads available to enjoy.
Russell
Country Trail Conservation Assoc ATV Club
Primary concerns are keeping OUR trails open
and accessible for all!!!
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