by Donna Baylis | Aug 6, 2018 | Events
Grey Highland’s Fire Fighters’ and Dufferin Grey ATV Club are teaming up to raise funds to purchase a new emergency utility vehicle for the fire fighters.
Start the day with a Community Pancake Breakfast at the Markdale Fire Hall (8am to 10:30am) and then head over to the Markdale parking lot (205 Main St. West aka County Road 12 west) for a trail ride with your ATV or side-by-side.
Be sure to buy your $5 lottery ticket for your chance to win the funds for a new set of ATV/UTV tires! All proceeds to the fire fighters.
See the attached poster for more information or contact our Event Coordinator at info@www.dgatv.ca or 519.266.3559.
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Side-by-sides
FAQs
by Donna Baylis | Jun 25, 2018 | Community, Events
Dufferin Grey ATV Club Directors Jamie Thurman and Pete LeMaitre presented cheques to Highpoint Community School and Dundalk & Proton Community School for use by their respective breakfast clubs.
Money raised at our first ride of the season on Saturday, May 26, 2018 ride was matched by DGATV so that each school could receive $330.
Jamie speaks for the Executive when she says “Our Riders have big hearts” and to all who donated, as well as our Members, Land Owners, Sponsors and Volunteers we say “Thank you”.
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Community
Events
FAQs
by Donna Baylis | Jun 11, 2018 | Events
Join us on this popular (albeit usually wet) Canada Day Ride!
Registration for the ride is 9am, with scheduled start at 10am.
Meet us at the Markdale parking lot.
Bring $10 for lunch at the Chatsworth Legion.
The trail route is a mix of public and private properties including the rail trail and some road running.
This ride is open to OFATV/EOTA members and non-members. A day pass for non-members cost $20. Memberships ($150) and day passes will be available for purchase.
Side-by-sides are welcome.
For young operators, aged 12 to 16, the ATV should be sized appropriately for the child’s weight. The child must be accompanied by an adult on the trail. Legally, the child cannot ride on the road without a valid Ontario driver’s license (G2/M2). DGATV does not condone young operators riding on the roads.
As with any ride, it is advisable to dress appropriately and have extra fuel, drinking water, snack, drinks, rain gear, bug spray, basic repair tools, bandaids, compass, map and cell phone on hand. Note that there may not be cell service in the area. Prepare for it to be HOT & DUSTY if this weather keeps up. Bring lots of water and face covering (goggles & bandanna or full helmet recommended).
We look forward to seeing you on the trail and hope you have a great ride!
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Community
New Riders
FAQs
