Michigan Snowmobile and ORV Association

08/29/2026

As the seasons change and the calendar turns, it’s a great time to renew your MISORVA membership—or choose to join us!

Your membership strengthens the voice of Michigan’s snowmobile and ORV community and supports the work underway today to protect our recreation for tomorrow.

MISORVA supports and promotes:

• Protection and preservation of trail access
• Responsible and safe riding practices
• Youth safety education and training
• Strong partnerships with clubs, communities, landowners, and land managers
• Environmental stewardship and responsible recreation
• Legislative advocacy and rider representation
• Trail maintenance, improvement, and long-term sustainability

Membership also keeps you connected.

Members receive Fresh Tracks, MISORVA’s monthly e-newsletter, with updates on legislation, trail issues, upcoming events, association activities, and important developments affecting snowmobile and ORV recreation across Michigan.

Your membership is more than a renewal—it’s an investment in the future of the trails and recreation we all enjoy.

Renew today. Join today. Together, our voices are stronger.
https://misorva.org/store/

08/27/2026

Thank you to our partners at Michigan Snowmobiler & ORV Magazine for their continued partnership and support of Michigan's motorized recreation community!

📰 Stay informed with the latest news, trail information, events, industry updates, and stories from across the state.

Subscriptions start at just $10.00 per year!

08/25/2026

📸 Show Us Your Bike: “Post a picture of your current ride. What do you love most about it?”

08/24/2026

⚠️ BEWARE OF FALSE INFORMATION

Unfortunately, bad actors sometimes create and circulate graphics designed to look like official announcements. The recent image claiming to be from the Michigan DNR regarding Flock cameras on trails is FALSE.

Before sharing something that looks concerning or official, please verify the source. False information spreads quickly and creates unnecessary confusion within our recreation community.

Check the facts. Check the source. Think before you share.

MISORVA will continue working to provide riders with accurate, verified information. Please share this information!

08/24/2026

Thank You for Being Part of It!
A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who came out and participated in our Motorized Recreation Meeting!
Six clubs were represented, along with members of the DNR and some MISORVA Officers. It was a great opportunity to come together, share wonderful conversations, exchange great ideas,
and have positive, meaningful discussions about MISORVA and the future of motorized recreation in Michigan.
This meeting was about exactly what we hoped it would be about — coming together, listening to one another, sharing ideas, and finding ways we can work TOGETHER to protect and strengthen the future of motorized recreation.
There was a lot of energy in the room, and it was exciting to see people from different areas with different goals sitting at the same table and talking about what we can accomplish when we work as a
team. This is how progress happens!

And we're just getting started!

Stay tuned... The conversation is continuing, and we're excited to announce that the next Motorized Recreation Meeting is coming to the U.P.!
Watch for details coming soon. We hope to see even more clubs, riders, and Motorized Recreation supporters at the table!

Different trails. Different rides. One shared future.

Thank you for showing up, speaking up, and believing in the future of Motorized Recreation!

08/24/2026

FYI
Agate Falls Scenic Site in western Upper Peninsula opens Sept. 4 to visitors; ORV trail remains closed with reroute available
Repairs and improvements to former railroad trestle require a reroute of ORV trail

The Agate Falls Scenic Site in Ontonagon County will be reopened to visitors Sept. 4, but the off-road vehicle trail above the falls will remain closed due to construction delays at the site’s trestle bridge.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources previously announced plans for essential repairs and improvements to the trestle. The project is funded through a $1.6 million Federal Highway Administration Recreational Trails Program grant, which provides funding to states to develop and maintain recreational trails and related facilities for motorized and nonmotorized uses.

The site’s railroad trestle was originally built in 1900 before being given a second life as a trail bridge for ORV and snowmobile riders. To ensure it remains safe and usable for trail users to enjoy for years to come, the bridge will remain closed while continuing to undergo structural rehabilitation work.

The construction delays have pushed back the anticipated Nov. 1, 2026, reopening of the ORV trail. An updated reopening date for the ORV trail will be announced soon. The trestle bridge will remain closed to pedestrian and ORV access in the meantime.

08/23/2026

08/22/2026

Today is the day!! Take some time and ask some questions~

08/21/2026

⚠️ Ride Right, Ride Safe As riding activity increases, conservation officers are emphasizing: Wear your helmet and protective gear. Ride sober. Stay on signed trails and routes. Make sure youth riders meet safety certificate requirements. Respect private property and closed gates.

08/20/2026

Save the day! Mark the calendar! The opportunity to learn more!