Podcast  Listen to this podcast on ATVs Today. They talk about how the Oswego County ATV Club is taking political action to help further OHV causes. Our Club is mentioned starting around the 7:50 mark.

The trails are OPEN. Ride safely and respectfully!
You must be a member of the OCATV Club to ride our trails!


Latest trail and work detail information
The Yamaha Trail is now open. Land owner Doreen Lupa has given the club the word to open the trail. Thanks Doreen. The club is still looking for a new Trail Boss to run a trail duty crew on a day and time they chose. If interested contact vp/tc Brad Hilton. Thanks.

Oswego County ATV Club - Altmar, New York

Welcome to the internet home of the Oswego County ATV Club. We are a club of individuals dedicated to giving its members a good, legal place to ride in Upstate New York.

News
[05-19-2012Monthly Meeting
Half-Shire Historical Bldg., Richland, NY (old school bldg.)
[06-09-2012Ride in Memory of All Fallen ATVers
Club House, 1939 County Rte. 22, Altmar, NY
[06-16-2012Monthly Meeting
Buck’s Restaurant, Williamstown, NY
[07-14-2012Fireman’s “Ride for the Best Hand"
Defiance Fire Dept., Bridge Street, Altmar, NY
[07-21-2012Monthly meeting
Altmar Hotel, Bridge St., Altmar, NY

The over 100 miles of trails consist of mainly low effort, family oriented trails. There are some mud bog areas, woods, fields, railroad beds, bridges and small hills to climb. There are picnic spots with tables and shelter. All of the trails are environmentally friendly and we take great measures to ensure they stay that way.

We welcome ATVs and utility machines. Our club is family oriented, and our riders ride safely and respectfully.

The membership cost is listed on the membership form. A membership runs for the calenday year and trails are open from April 15th through September 30th, conditions permitting.

By-Laws

The By-Laws.

Club Maps

The most convenient location to purchase a map is Little Lukey’s Convenience Store in Altmar where you can also buy fuel. Parking and off-loading are available at the store for club members.

The other location to find our maps is thru our membership person, Arlene Barnard. She is at every function and brings plenty of maps with her. Sorry, we do not mail maps.

Club Rules
Our trails are designed for riding on, not racing on. No excessive speed and stickers must be on the front driver’s side of the machine.

Stay on trails means, stay on trails or stay home. Do not bypass our bridges and stream crossings by going up and down streams or mud holes.

Do not go around wet holes and make them bigger, it causes more work and expense. If you do not want your machine to get muddy then it is best to keep it in the garage.

You must try to make work details or work at fund raisers such as Rodeo, Trade Show, Pig Roast etc.

You will be responsible for at least one club raffle ticket a year, maybe two. Buy them or sell them.

It is your duty as a Club Member to report any other rider that is not obeying the Club rules and State laws.

It is your duty to help keep our trails clean and safe. If you see debris on our trail, such as cans, bottles, cig. packs, etc., pick them up. Report any unsafe conditions to the Board or line officers, such as Beaver Dams, Flooding, Wash Outs, Fallen Trees, etc.

Those that do not go by the rules will be brought in front of the Board. Depending upon the seriousness or the amount of violations, you may be barred from the club.

Loud, tuned or modified exhaust will not be allowed in residential areas such as, Public roads, churches, villages and private homes and camps. State law requires a maximum level of 82 decibels.

It is your choice. Go by the rules or don’t go!