Two Rivers ATV Maine

06/05/2026

Here's a great way to volunteer locally.

Take a ride, visit the water falls, so into the campground under new management,, then ride out to Berryland Take-Out or Marble Creek Acres for a bite to eat.

06/05/2026

Head north!! Trail is open.

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06/05/2026

🤠🎶 COUNTRY LINE DANCING PARKING LOT PARTY AT LINCOLN HOUSE MOTEL! 🎶🤠

Grab your boots, bring your friends, and join us for an unforgettable summer night of country music, line dancing, and community fun!

📍 Lincoln House Motel
83 Main Street, Lincoln, Maine

📅 Saturday, July 18, 2026
🕕 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

✨ Featuring music and line dance instruction by Luke Santangelo
✨ BYOB Event (21+)
✨ Line dancing all evening
✨ Hot dogs, chips & water available for purchase
✨ Great music, great people, and a great cause!

🎟 Admission: $15 per person
🚗 Parking: $5 per vehicle

🎆 Paid Parking Available!
Park with us and enjoy convenient “pay and leave” parking for the fireworks show to follow!

❤️ All proceeds and donations benefit the Cold Stream Cruzers.

Whether you’re an experienced dancer or stepping onto the dance floor for the very first time, everyone is welcome. Come support a local cause, meet new friends, and enjoy a fun-filled summer evening under the lights!

👢 Dust off those cowboy boots and we’ll see you on the dance floor!

🤠⭐🎶

06/05/2026

Ride out and say hello! We support area clubs-

Clubhouse will be open Saturday for burgers & dogs, memberships & merchandise! Come on over! President Ken will be cooking from 11-2. We will also have atv raffle tickets for sale!!!

06/05/2026

Sounds yummy- get there! Dust shouldn't be a problem for riders this weekend...

What's got you so jazzed up about this?

06/05/2026

-MAINE ATV REGISTRATION UPDATE-

Today I attended the Landowners and Land Users Relations Advisory Board (LLURAB) meeting in Bangor.

For those unfamiliar with the LLURAB, this committee includes representatives from small woodland owners, large landowners, farmers, hunters, anglers, trappers, outdoor recreation groups, environmental organizations, and North Maine Woods recreation management. The board also includes non-voting representatives from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife Bureau of Warden Service, the Department of Economic and Community Development, and the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry.

This is a diverse group of stakeholders with the same goal: balancing recreational access while protecting the relationships that make it possible.

The committee is expected to continue its work and provide recommendations to legislators.

Lately, there has been a lot of negativity, frustration, and uncertainty surrounding oversized ATV registrations in Maine, as well as concerns regarding trail respect and rider behavior. While I understand those feelings, today's discussion reinforced something important: everyone in the room wants to help find a solution.

The most important thing we all need to remember is that the future of riding in Maine depends on maintaining strong relationships with the landowners who make trail access possible.

This issue impacts far more than just ATV/UTV owners and dealerships. It affects landowners, farmers, trail clubs, restaurants, lodging businesses, tourism, and countless rural Maine communities that depend on outdoor recreation.

The committee is also working on creating surveys for landowners, clubs, and trail users to help gather data and better understand the impacts of the current regulations.

I remain confident that if we continue to work together, stay respectful, and focus on facts and solutions, this issue will get ironed out.

Let's keep the conversation positive. This really isn't the place for disrespect or arguments in the comments. Let's be productive, continue supporting our local clubs and landowners, and remember that we all ultimately want the same thing: a strong future for outdoor recreation in Maine.

-Keenan Joy, Owner
Lincoln Powersports

06/03/2026

This is Not OK.

Maine Warden Service is looking for information regarding the owner and operator of a side by side ATV that struck and dragged a landowner who had stopped the ATV on his property.

Last night at approximately 8:30 p.m. on the Pequawket Lake Road in Limington, a landowner watched a side by side ATV ride through their property at a high rate of speed. When the ATV returned a few minutes later, the landowner was able to stop the ATV, and told him he needed to slow down. When the landowner attempted to photograph the ATV and the registration, the operator rapidly accelerated, striking the landowner and dragging him 75 feet before he got away. The landowner was treated at the hospital for abrasions and contusions and was released last night.

The ATV is a one bench side by side that seats two people and is gray and black in color with a prominent brush guard on the front of the ATV. The ATV was driven by a male operator in an orange shirt, with a female passenger who had dark hair.

Anyone with any information is encouraged to contact the Regional Communications Center dispatch in Augusta at 207-624-7076 ext. 9 or contact MaineOperation Game Thief at 1-800-ALERT-US or maineogt.org if they wish to remain anonymous.

05/30/2026

Update... again

Dwinal has notified us that the trail 66 to Winn is passable - and the trail closed signs are supposed to be down. So- travel with caution and Go get some ice cream!
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take trail 66 through Winn to get to Berryland Take-Out

It's open!!! Hit the trails and support local businesses.

05/29/2026

Wow - great selection! Head out to Marble Creek!

Marble Creek Acres

05/27/2026

Ok folks- another destination to take a ride!!!