Lake Charlotte
ATV Association
ATV Association
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You are welcome to join LCATVA and ride with us. We are a community-based ATV club that proudly promotes and offers, safe and enjoyable ATVing, on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia . Our membership respects the environment and the recreational pursuits of other trail users. With over 260 members and 100 km of managed trail we are advocates for safe and responsible use of ATVs in Nova Scotia. Check out our events page for Club activities. RAFFLEBOX 50/50 DRAWS
Draws take place each month, winner gets half the take. Check out Facebook for links to the draw and don't forget to choose Lake Charlotte from the drop down menu so the funds go to our club. Monies raised go back into improving our trail system Monthly Meeting
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IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ
As of September 11th, 2021 the section of trail (see image below) is permanently closed due. This is the trail that started after you crossed the #7 Highway by the Upper Lakeville Road. There is no road crossing in place anymore - steer clear! The executive of the Club are working hard on a new trail but until then we have no continuous route around Lake Charlotte. For this reason there will be no Fall Rally this year. The new trail is not yet complete so we are asking everyone to stay away until it is. There is a lot of heavy machinery on the trail right now and the trails will need time to settle once they are done. We will announce when they are ready for use and until then we ask all to stay away. See More details. 
BRUCE DRIVE: As you come along Bruce Drive in Ship Harbour there is ‘No Parking’ or stopping permitted on this short section of dirt road. Keep your speed low and no parking until you’re through this section and into the wooded trail again. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
UPDATE: OCT 29, 2021: If anyone is out on the trails this weekend and travels the new section in Ship Harbour which starts at the end of Bruce Drive, please take it easy. We need to baby the trail till it settles if we want it to last. |
