Most of the trails are open! See Work Detail section for details.
Hello Club Members. This is a new work detail section that'll be used to update the membership on work details, and any changes in days or times, and some trail situations. UPDATE: The Orwell system is now open. Beware of a watery section coming off Hogsback Rd. on Kevins trail. There's a good size area of standing water that the club can't fix until its dried up. Also watch for logging activity in this area. The section of trail from Stone Quarry to the Dam rd. is closed until June 1st for Turkey season by the land owners. The club has also been working on a new area for our camp out. Our next Work detail is Tues. as always 9:30am and again at 4:30pm. Please join us.
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.
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 dirt bikes, and the trails are wide enough for utility machines also. Our club is family oriented,
and our riders ride safely and respectfully.
The membership cost is $30 for individuals and $35 for families. A membership runs for the calenday year and trails are open from April 15th through September 30th, conditions permitting.
The most convenient location to purchase a map is Little Lukey’s Convenience Store
in Altmar where you off-load your ATV’s and buy gas.
The other location to find our maps is thru our club clothing sales person, Sye
O’Neil. She is at every function and brings with her not only all the latest clothing
choices, but maps.
The cost for our 2008 maps is $3 per copy. They are somewhat changed from the 2006
version. New trails are always being worked on, so things do change.
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. These will be a maximum of $5.00 each.
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 minimum level of three decibels.
It is your choice. Go by the rules or don’t go!