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The Tri-State ATV Club is located in Hurricane, Utah where we have the privilege of riding in the beautiful Color Country of Southern Utah. You will see some gorgeous rock formations and colors, cool mountain forests, the pink sands of Sand Mountain and much more. There are also lots of petroglyphs, ruins, dinosaur tracks and many other historical sites. The history and scenery on the trails in the Southern Utah, Arizona Strip and Southeastern Nevada (Tri-State) area is simply amazing!

In October 2023, the Tri-State ATV Club voted to create a matching donation program to support the efforts of the Blue Ribbon Coalition in keeping our trails open. Please consider donating to the Blue Ribbon Coalition as part of the Tri-State ATV Club matching donation program. For every dollar you donate, the Tri-State ATV Club will match that donation (up to $5000 total).

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Whether you’re a seasoned rider or new to the world of ATV/UTV adventures, joining our club offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts and explore the breathtaking trails of our region. Renewing your membership ensures you continue to enjoy exclusive benefits, including access to our meticulously maintained trails, organized group rides, safety workshops, and participation in community events. Signing up or renewing your membership is easy, and it’s the key to unlocking a world of outdoor excitement and camaraderie. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of our vibrant ATV community – join or renew today and rev up for another thrilling year of off-road exploration with the Tri-State ATV Club!

Visitors traveling through Hurricane might wonder why a town in southern Utah shares its name with a tropical cyclone – a type of storm that never has and never will make “landfall” in the inland desert. The curious name dates back to the early 1860s when a whirlwind blew off the top of a buggy carrying a group of surveyors led by a Mormon leader, Erastus Snow. “Well, that was a Hurricane,” exclaimed Snow. “We’ll name this Hurricane Hill.” The nearby fault, mesa, and, later on, the town, took the same moniker. How residents say the name might catch many off guard. Locals pronounce it “Her-ah-kun,” which is the British pronunciation. True to its name, the town has a reputation for being windy and slightly colder than nearby St. George.