Where Route 1 begins
Ride the Crown of Maine
Valley ATV Riders builds and looks after the ATV and dirt bike trails around Fort Kent, all maintained by volunteers. Members get a sticker for their machine, and every dollar goes back into the trails.
- Dirt bikes
- Permitted
- Affiliate
- ATV Maine, Northern region
Events
Trail conditions
Trail status
Thank you
Our sponsors
Membership · 2025–2026 season
Join or renew
Your dues pay for trail work, bridges, signs and landowner relations. Memberships run by season.
2025–2026
VATV Associate Membership
- Member sticker for your ATV
- Add ATVs in the same household: 1 more for $10, 2 more for $15
2025–2026
VATV Membership
- Member sticker for your ATV
- Add ATVs in the same household: 1 more for $10, 2 more for $15
2025–2026
VATV Membership – Business
- Membership in your business's name
- Online advertising
- ATV trail signage. Bring us your sign and we'll put it up
- Member sticker for your ATV
- Add ATVs in the same household: 1 more for $10, 2 more for $15
Online sign-up on this site is coming soon. Until then, the buttons above take you to our online store to join or renew.
Open the storeTrail maintenance fund
Help keep our trails in tip top shape. Give $10, $20, $50 or $100.
Donate in our storeTrails & area
Riding the St. John Valley
About 38 miles of club-maintained trail around Fort Kent, open to ATVs, side-by-sides and dirt bikes. All of it crosses private land that owners let us use. Please keep it that way.
Keep trails open
Ride right
- Stay on marked trail. Every mile crosses land a neighbor lets us use.
- Carry a current Maine ATV registration. Out-of-state riders need a nonresident registration.
- Respect mud-season and weather closures. Riding a soft trail can cost us the trail.
- Slow down near homes, camps and road crossings.
- Pack out what you pack in.
- See a downed tree or washout? Let us know by email or on Facebook.
Mile 0 of Route 1
Fort Kent is where US Route 1 starts. Grab a photo at the marker, then fuel up in town before you head out.
Acadian country
The St. John Valley has deep Acadian roots. Plan a stop for ployes and poutine on the ride home.
Support our sponsors
Local businesses help keep these trails open. See who they are and stop in when you're in town.
Events
Rides, work days and meetings. Everyone is welcome.
Support the trails
Our sponsors
These local businesses help keep our trails open. Stop in, say thanks, and tell them the club sent you.
Want your business on this page? Email us and we'll tell you how to become a sponsor.
Become a sponsor