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PEI ATV Federation
RidePEI.ca is the online home of the PEI ATV Federation, connecting riders to Prince Edward Island’s growing network of legal ATV trails. The site brings together everything you need to ride the Island responsibly: trail permits, non-resident passes, safety and training information, provincial OHV laws, and an interactive map of over 500 km of scenic routes. Riders can discover local clubs, explore events, and learn proper trail etiquette while supporting a federation that works with landowners, government, and national partners to expand and maintain safe, sustainable ATV access from tip to tip across PEI.
Island Trails
Island Trails in Prince Edward Island offers a unique opportunity to explore the scenic landscapes and rich biodiversity of the region. These trails wind through lush forests, coastal cliffs, and rolling hills, providing breathtaking views and a peaceful escape into nature.
Significant for its well-maintained paths and diverse ecosystems, Island Trails serves as a crucial habitat for local wildlife and a recreational haven for hiking enthusiasts and casual walkers alike. Each trail offers a distinct experience, from leisurely strolls along the shoreline to challenging hikes through rugged terrain.
Newfoundland T'Railway
Newfoundland T’Railway is a pivotal part of Newfoundland’s outdoor adventure scene, offering an extensive network of trails that showcase the region’s rugged beauty and ecological diversity. Each trail is carefully maintained, providing safe and accessible routes for casual walkers, avid hikers, bicyclists, and off-highway vehicles. From the windswept coastal paths offering panoramic views of the Atlantic to serene woodland routes rich with local wildlife, Newfoundland TRailways contributes significantly to the preservation of the province’s rich history and natural heritage while promoting healthy, outdoor lifestyles.
Nova Scotia Trails Federation
There are more than 10,000 kilometres of trails to explore throughout Nova Scotia, spanning wilderness areas, rural communities and urban centres alike. Our vast networks of outdoor trails are a great source of pride for Nova Scotians.
The Nova Scotia Trails Federation (NS Trails) is the collective voice of the trails sector. We are proud to provide resources and support to more than 140 volunteer community groups and municipalities across the province, helping them to build and maintain safe and enjoyable trail experiences for all. We are also the official provincial partner of the Trans Canada Trail, the longest trail network in the world.
There are an additional six provincial trail user groups under the NS Trails membership umbrella, including the ATV Association of Nova Scotia, Snowmobile Association of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Off Road Riders Association, Cycling Nova Scotia, Canoe Kayak Nova Scotia, and the Nova Scotia Equestrian Federation. Together, we represent and support thousands of trail users, managers, and builders across the province.
NS Trails is also the lead coordinating partner with government on the Shared Strategy for Trails in Nova Scotia. Launched in 2019, the Shared Strategy is a roadmap for the future of the trails sector, based on years of consultation between government, landowners, Mi’kmaq communities, businesses, and stakeholders.