Quad Riders Association of British Columbia

Access to Powell River’s recreational territory has been given some traction through a grant from all-terrain vehicle (ATV) sources.

Dave Hodgins, president of the Powell River ATV Club, said as a result, bridge rebuilding has occurred in the Duck Lake area. “Basically, I got sort of a panic phone call in October with regard to ATV BC,” Hodgins said. “The Canadian Off-Highway Vehicle Association had some funds and were looking for clubs that could spend it on projects that could be completed by the end of December.

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Powell River's ATV Club takes us on a 40-kilometre treck through the backcountry.

Hats off to the Powell River Trail Crew for a successful project. After six longs days, with rain, wind for all but two days, the project is complete. We have had volunteers ranging from 6 to 15 each day, without this type of assistance the project would not have been done on time (three weeks ahead of schedule) as well as under budget. These members have only a wish to have a few laughs, a project to do and something to be proud of. On this we have had lots of laughs (some at my expense), but most of all a project to be proud of.