Tilton Fire Department Fire Chief Christopher McMahon takes ciLiving host Jaclyn Friedlander on an ATV ride on the trails in Tilton, Illinois. The Village of Tilton sponsored this segment on ciLiving.

Several ATV tracks have been observed going around WMA signs and onto WMAs. The current DNR ATV/OHM regulations booklet will outline where ATVs can be operated safely.

Minnesota state parks, recreation areas and trails are great places to celebrate theFourth of July holiday. There is an abundance of recreational opportunities for individuals, friends and families to ...

Minnesota lawmakers are reportedly contemplating changing regulations to allow for heavier ATVs and UTVs on the trails. This change would bring the current 2,000 pound weight limit up to 3,000 pounds.

However, it's worth noting that ATV trails that are part of the state or grant-in-aid trail system require a registration or trail pass, which comes with a fee. That's what makes this weekend a ...

Health and public safety officials are urging caution, particularly for young riders. The American Academy of Pediatrics reports that children and teens are hospitalized 30 percent more often than ...

Transitioning from ARC Map to Arc using ProWest Increase for GIA ATV trails while funding is down. Legislative updates: Provisions related to cutting payments in lieu of taxes removed.

The DNR also takes proactive measures to help prevent CWD from spreading into new areas within the state, which is what they did this week by adding additional counties to its deer feeding and ...

As the namesake of the lake it leads to and circumnavigates, this hike is alternatively referred to as the Angleworm Lake Trail. You'll find the trailhead off the Ely-Buyck Road/Echo Trail north of ...

State laws require varying safety measures, with many recommending training for young riders. Teens aged 12 to 16 in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan must complete a certified ATV safety course.

Johnson said, on long hikes, two different groups of hikers sometimes do “key exchanges” to avoid retracing their steps. They start at opposite ends of a trail, walk towards each other and exchange ...