2024 TAD Sales are off and running! 2024 TADs (Trail Access Decal) have been available for purchase starting 12/15/23. To date the applications…

Vermont residents can register their ATV through the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) by providing proof of ownership and paying the necessary fees. Non-residents who plan to ride in Vermont must also register their ATV with the Vermont DMV unless their vehicle is already registered in another state.

Are you looking to visit Vermont to ride? It’s now easier than ever to enjoy ATVing in Vermont. Your ATV must have a valid registration. You must register in your state of residency. Cost per registering an ATV in Vermont is currently $45 per year. Once you have a valid registration, you are ready to JOIN/RENEW VASA TODAY .

VASA is the statewide association of local ATV clubs, authorized by the State of Vermont, to develop ATV trails throughout the state. VASA is dedicated to developing, promoting and conserving responsible family-based ATV recreation in …

We are the statewide association of ATV clubs dedicated to developing, promoting and conserving responsible, family friendly ATV recreation throughout the state. We currently have over 1200 miles of legal trail opportunity throughout the state.

VASA was formed in 1998 by the West Rutland ATV Sportsman's Club to provide the State of Vermont with a central point of contact for leadership in ATV recreation and begin the planning, implementation and management of a state-wide ATV trail system.

Top of the World ATV Club (TOW) is a VASA affiliated club located in Concord Vermont. It was organized for charitable & educational purposes and encourages the safe, courteous, lawful and responsible use of ATVs.

The West Rutland ATV Sportsman's Club (WRASC) is one of the largest local clubs of Vermont ATV Sportsman's Association (VASA). WRASC maintains approximately 50 miles of Vermont ATV trails on three trailheads. WRASC schedules events throughout the year like club rides, poker runs, parades, and cookouts.

Beginners to expert riders can all find the riding they want on the VASA trail systems. VASA trails are built and maintained by volunteer club members and the VASA Trail Crew. We have over 800 miles of legal trail opportunities state-wide.

2025年3月25日 · The Borderline Ridge Riders is VASA’s largest ATV club, spanning 10 towns in Vermont’s beautiful Northeast Kingdom. With 163 miles of trail, riders get to experience some of the most scenic views Vermont has to offer.