The Town of Digby has passed a new bylaw allowing ATV traffic to use a portion of First Ave as a crucial connector to the railbed trail on either end of downtown Digby! This fantastic development is a direct result of the dedicated efforts of the Digby County ATV Club, whose hard work has truly paid off.
The Digby County ATV Club has been working tirelessly not just to secure this bylaw, but also to maintain our trails, and ensure our outdoor spaces remain enjoyable for everyone. Their commitment extends far beyond today’s achievement, and they’re always striving to enhance our trails and their connectivity for all users.
Want to be part of this amazing effort? Consider joining the Digby County ATV Club and making a difference in our community. Whether you’re an avid ATV rider or simply passionate about improving our local trails, your support can help them continue their fantastic work.
Get involved, join the club, and help us make our trails better for everyone! For more information on how you can contribute or become a member, reach out to the Digby County ATV Club today.
Digby Atv Club

OTHER NEWS:

ATVANS official trail mapping application from Mapgears is now ready for use!!
This new interactive mapping system includes the latest trail routes in Nova Scotia, trail types, connections, closures, and various services available along your route.
The download to PC is FREE, while the cost of the mobile app from both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store is $4.99 + HST per year. To access the free online version for PC, go to atvans.evtrails.com.
Links to a pair of short tutorial-style videos for the PC version and Mobile apps are attached below:
https://youtu.be/XcA0D19K3Ro (shorter version for Mobile users)
https://youtu.be/YhzahgwOZWM (longer version for PC)

Join Us for the Next Acacia Valley Trails Society Board Meeting!
We want YOU to be a part of shaping the future of our beautiful trails! Whether you're a long-time supporter or a new face, your voice matters. Come share your ideas, ask questions, and get involved. We hope to see you there!!

The Fundy Erratics have a hike planned for Nov. 9, 2024
At the Hemlocks and Hardwoods Trail, Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site for more details and upcoming hikes follow their Facebook page at  Fundy Erratics FB page.

Anything else going on that outdoorsy trail-minded folk should know about?
Let me know at [email protected].