Workshop Programs
NOHVCC Workshops bring nationally-recognized experts to your location to address your specific local needs. The workshops are self-contained training which incorporate both indoor and outdoor sessions, including speakers, field demonstrations, and hands-on activities designed to provide you with the tools you need to manage your OHV program effectively. Click here for info on the Forest Service OHV Route Designation Workshop Series!
 

Consulting Services
The NOHVCC can also offer specialized consulting to you on a variety of topics. We can send you experts in the area of park or trail design, construction, and maintenance to work side-by-side with your work crew. The NOHVCC also offers consultations on youth programs, special riding events, fundraising activities, and many other topics.

Educational brochures, manuals, pamphlets, DVDs, and PowerPoints
The NOHVCC offers a wide variety of materials that are available for individuals and organizations. Many of the brochures and pamphlets are available in bulk for use at events or along with educational programs.

Adventure Trail Posters, Activity Books and CD-ROMs
An interactive youth program that features trail ethics and safety messages in a fun manner. The books, posters and CD-ROMs are available to any OHV group, dealer, or land management organization that wishes to utilize it at their events or dealerships.

Park Guidelines for OHVs; By George E. Fogg
An extensive 200-page illustrated book with everything you need to know about planning, implementing and running an OHV riding park.

Club Start-Up Kit
One of the most popular NOHVCC programs, the kit outlines everything you need to know about starting and maintaining a successful dirt bike, ATV or 4x4 riding club.

The NOHVCC Library
An expansive web site devoted to all OHV-related literature. An excellent tool for those doing research on OHV issues. Contains sub-directories on OHV Administration, OHV Management, Environmental Impact, Human Dimensions and Miscellaneous.

Marshall University OHV Recreation Management Program
Four college-level courses are offered both on-campus and on-line for both students and OHV recreation management professionals who are already in the workforce.

NOHVCC OHV Sound Resource Page
Information on sound test training, buying a sound meter, and a look at the Sound Advice document drawn up by the OHV industry and advocacy organizations.
 

NOHVCC Trailbuilding Resource Page
Tons of information for professional and volunteer trailbuilders from the premier trailbuilding organizations in the country.

Management Guidelines for OHV Recreation
Written primarily for OHV program and land managers, as well as OHV leaders and enthusiasts, this unique resource guide is designed to assist in the planning, development, operation, and maintenance of environmentally sustainable and quality OHV trails, trail systems and areas.

From the Minnesota DNR; Trail Planning, Design, and Development Guidelines
This award-winning 300-page spiral-bound publication, several years in the making, provides a first-ever comprehensive how-to guidebook for developing all types of recreational trails. These best practices for professional trail builders are intended to aid Minnesota land managers in applying new, innovative and environmentally sustainable approaches to trail planning, design and construction.