Hitting the trails on an ATV

One thing Western Maine isn’t lacking is All Terrain Vehicle trails that connect many rural parts of this area. There’s a plethora of all-volunteer clubs in the region, which help maintain the miles and miles of trails for residents and visitors alike. While there may be mountains and lakes that prevent cars from traveling the way the crow flies, it’s easier for those on ATVs to travel through the woods from scenic Oxford Hills to other parts of the region — perhaps stopping at one of several ice cream stands on the way.

Bog Hooters Tri-Town ATV Club

Trails are located in Oxford in Oxford County and Mechanic Falls, Minot and Poland in Androscoggin County.

www.facebook.com/boghooters.atvclub , 207-329-0863

Lakes Region ATV Club

The club is situated in the Sebago and Long Lakes Region of Maine with 57 miles of trails in Bridgton, Casco, Denmark, Harrison, Naples, Sebago and Otisfield in Cumberland and Oxford counties.

www.lakesregionatvclub.com/Home_Page.php

President: Lonney Girard

Otisfield Trail Blazers ATV Club

There are currently 5 miles of trails in Otisfield that connect to Casco. The club is working to add more to its network, including connecting to Oxford trails.

www.facebook.com/otbatv/

Bill Sprague: [email protected]

Oxford Hills ATV Trail Blazers

There are 48 miles of trails located in Norway and Greenwood in Oxford County.

www.oxford-hills-atv.org/

President Ken Gammon: 207-743-8256, [email protected]

Pulpit Rock Trail Blazah’s

The 50 miles of trails are located in Waterford, Sweden and Lovell in Oxford County.

www.facebook.com/pages/Pulpit-Rock-Trail-Blazahs/131435506896880?sk=timeline

President Linda Mercer: 207-776-9090

Rumford Riders ATV Club

There are roughly 28 miles of trails in the Rumford area in Oxford County.