Find your next adventure.
Discover our trail maps, plan your route and explore more of Digby County.
Important: The CalTopo and Google trail maps are maintained by the Digby County ATV Association and may show routes that are not officially designated or approved ATV trails. A route appearing on either map does not confirm legal access, landowner permission, or safe riding conditions. Always check posted signs and current access rules. The ATVANS Mapgears app displays the official ATVANS trail routes.
Respect the Trails. Protect the Privilege.
Every trail we ride depends on cooperation between riders, landowners, volunteers and our communities. A little respect goes a long way toward keeping these routes available for everyone.
- Stay on permitted routes. Respect posted signs, gates, closures and private property.
- Share the trail. Slow down and give plenty of room to walkers, cyclists, horseback riders and other trail users.
- Be a good neighbour. Reduce speed and noise near homes, driveways and communities.
- Protect the environment. Stay out of sensitive areas, avoid unnecessary trail damage and take your garbage home.
- Leave a good impression. Every rider represents the ATV community. The way we ride today helps determine where we can ride tomorrow.
The future of our trails depends on all of us. Ride with respect.
See a Problem? Report It.
Our trails are looked after by volunteers, and riders like you are often the first to spot something that needs attention. Reporting an issue helps us identify hazards, plan maintenance and keep everyone safer on the trail.
Whether it’s a fallen tree, washout, damaged bridge, missing sign or another concern, please let us know. Include the trail name or nearest landmark, a description of the problem and, if available, GPS coordinates or photos.
Your reports help us prioritize trail work and make the most of our volunteer efforts.
Use our trail hazard reporting page to send us the details. For immediate danger or emergencies, contact the appropriate emergency services.