In order to ride on the OFTR trail network, all riders must comply with the following.

Your bike must be:

• Licensed (Green off-road plate on front, or Blue street plate on rear).
• Insured.
• Quiet (94 db or less).
• Equipped with a spark arrestor.

You must:

• Carry proof of a valid RideOFTR trail pass.
• Riders must at all times abide by the Off-Road Vehicle Act (ORVA)
• The Off-Road Vehicle Act (4.2, 4.2b) requires that children under the age of 12 are only permitted to ride on trails under close supervision of an adult.
• Know where you are riding, don’t trespass and stay on designated and open trails.
• Use the RideOFTR app to get the most up to date trail information.
• Ride in control and observe a 50kmph speed limit unless otherwise posted or applicable under the law.
• Respect and expect other trail users.
• Abide by our Code of Conduct.

Code of Conduct

• Expect and Respect others who have the right to be on the trails. Be courteous to others.
• Remember that few other vehicles are as manoeuvrable as bikes, so give the others lots of room.
• Other user groups do a lot of trail grooming – respect their efforts.
• Stop when you see a horse, shut off your engine immediately. Then take off your helmet and ask for instructions
• Comply with all legislation, bylaws and insurance requirements.
• Always wear a helmet and other safety gear. (Take off your helmet if you talk to someone)
• Whatever you pack in, pack out. Do not litter, and leave the place better than you found it.
• Use trails only according to the permitted uses indicated. Some trails are seasonal and can experience problems in the spring. Check the trail conditions.
• Do not use any alcohol or drugs if you plan to ride.