Rapids Riders ATV Club is registered as a non-profit corporation in the State of Minnesota and has been awarded 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status from the Federal Government in 2014. Your Tax Deductible financial donations go toward furthering our efforts toward Youth Safety Instruction and Local Trail Improvement. Thank you for your support!
Spring Ride Highlights
Our 2021 Spring Ride on the UPM Blandin trail is on the books. Click here to see photos
There were lots of rider to enjoy the spring weather and the magnificent trails weaving throughout the blandin forests. The timing was perfect as the whole group enjoyed damp trails in the morning to keep the dust down. Hill City welcomed our group with their aTV friendly city and great facilities for food and fuel!
Thanks to everyone that join the fun!
There were lots of rider to enjoy the spring weather and the magnificent trails weaving throughout the blandin forests. The timing was perfect as the whole group enjoyed damp trails in the morning to keep the dust down. Hill City welcomed our group with their aTV friendly city and great facilities for food and fuel!
Thanks to everyone that join the fun!
Our Instructors Certified 125 New Riders in 2021
RRATV Safety Instructors completed training and certification on 125 new Youth riders in 2021. While COVID restrictions affected our methods and practices, it didn't affect our Enthusiasm to help youth riders get certified. We want to thank all of the volunteers that make our classes so successful and so well-attended, Our sponsors that help fund our work and those highly committed DNR officers that take the time to assist in our classes. Your hard work and dedication to train young riders to carry on safe and Responsible aTV operation is highly valued by all.
Keeping Itasca County Clean
(At least our little part of it)
Another successful event for the Rapids Riders ATV Club. the weather wasn't too promising for a clean up crew to venture out...rain and wind! However, by early afternoon the sun came out, and it warmed up nicely. The wind was still a factor, but if you help your bag just right, it helped keep it open and ready for trash!
Here are a few pics of the 5:30 original crew, but more showed up as we got to work. In less than an hour, both sides of the road in the 2 miles stretch assigned to us were picked up and we left a nice pile of bags at the Driftskipper's intersection for DOT to pick up.
Thanks to everyone who helped out, and especially to Cathy McLynn for getting us the safety vests and trash bags.
Here are a few pics of the 5:30 original crew, but more showed up as we got to work. In less than an hour, both sides of the road in the 2 miles stretch assigned to us were picked up and we left a nice pile of bags at the Driftskipper's intersection for DOT to pick up.
Thanks to everyone who helped out, and especially to Cathy McLynn for getting us the safety vests and trash bags.
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