Woodridge ATV Sandhogs

06/19/2026

06/18/2026

We ride because of people like you! 💯

A massive thank you to Midcan Powersports for their sponsorship of ATVMB — your support keeps our community growing and our trails thriving. Thank you! 🔥

06/16/2026

06/14/2026

Big Thank You !

I would like to thank everyone who came out on the club ride and a Big Thanks to the MidCan crew, ( Laura and Andrew ) for supplying the lunch. It was a cooler day and thankfully no dust 😀 and only 1 minor break down !

Thanks
Sandhogs Exec ,[email protected]

06/09/2026

Our June 13 ATV Ride with the Woodridge Sand Hogs is now FULL!

Thank you to everyone who registered. We're looking forward to hitting the trails, sharing some great riding, and spending the day with an amazing group this weekend.

Midcan Powersports will be supplying lunch, so come hungry and ready for a great day on the trails.

See you Saturday!

06/03/2026

Fire Rating June 3/26

Hi folks

Well they have dropped the Fire Rating at the Marchand Wayside Park from EXTREME to now LOW. However that is not reflective of the rain amounts for the surrounding area.

Marchand received about 20 mm
St.Labre received about 2mm
Menisino received about 2mm
And Woodridge only got 2mm.

So we are hoping for more rains here of course.

Ride safe and have fun folks.

Sandhogs Exec
[email protected]

06/02/2026

Crazy how fast a fire can start with that fluff and dry conditions!

05/28/2026

Fire Rating May 28/26

Well folks, things only get worse and drier out there. The new fire rating for the Sandilands Provincial Forest at the Marchand Wayside Park is now posted at EXTREME! With temperatures in the low 30s for the next 4 or 5 days I would think this may trigger some back country travel restrictions by the province?

Please re-consider any back country travel plans you may have at least until conditions improve. Let's hope some rains come soon .

Thanks
Sandhogs Exec
[email protected]

12/18/2025

Riding within your ability is crucial for a safe and enjoyable ATV experience. When you push beyond your comfort zone or skill level, the risk of accidents and injuries increases significantly.

Safety starts with knowing your limits, understanding your comfort zone, and riding according to the conditions of the trails. Riding within your ability ensures you stay in control, reducing the chances of unexpected incidents.

Always match your speed and technique to the terrain, and don't be afraid to take it slow when needed. Remember, a safe ride is the best ride!

📸 Mike Marriott, NS