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New Members

New members joining anytime from January 1 through June 30 : new club membership dues are $35.

New members joining anytime from July 1 through October 31 : new club membership dues are $25

New members joining anytime from November 1 through December 31 : new club membership dues are $35 but carry over for the next year.

For example, a new member who joins on November 15, 2012 and pays $35, will be paid through December 31, 2013

Non-riding members can join the club for a fee of $10. Non-riding members do not have voting privileges.

Membership Renewal

Existing members are required to renew their membership at the start of each year at a cost of $35.

The renewal fee of $35 is due by January 31st. Membership renewal increases to $40 the 1st of February.

General

Only active club members (those who have paid their dues) may participate in club events, such as rides, meetings, dinners, raffles, etc. Prospective members who are interested in joining the club may participate in a limited number of club rides and meetings prior to joining

Contact Us

Arizona Trail Riders, Inc.
P.O. Box 31877
Phoenix, AZ 85046-1877

Arizona Trail Riders meetings are held at:

Red Devil Restaurant
3004 E Bell Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85032

Current ATR Officers:

President - Don Hood
Vice-President - Robert Scott
Secretary - Rita Komnick
Public Relations, Grants & Agreements - Jeff Gursh
Membership - Donna Blatt
Treasurer - Trish Cescolini
Webmaster - Joseph Cisneros

About ATR

Established in 1988, the Arizona Trail Riders (ATR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to responsible off-highway recreation and the preservation of off-highway motorcycle riding in Arizona. We are a family-oriented club located in Phoenix, Arizona with a state-wide membership of roughly 150+ members at all levels of riding abilities. Our focus is trail riding, but we also promote desert racing and dual-sport events in Arizona. Land use issues, as they affect our sport, are also a focus of the club.

Every year, ATR hosts one or more major organized races/events. In the past, these have included AMA National Enduros, AMRA Enduro Qualifiers and Desert Scrambles and AZ Bike Week Dual Sport Rides. In addition to these events that are open to everyone, the club also hosts many events for club members and their families. Along with numerous club rides and camping trips, ATR also sponsors club rides to Baja, Mexico and Colorado. The annual club trip to Las Vegas for the Maxxis Endurocross is also very popular. ATR members also have the opportunity to volunteer at other large sporting events such as the SuperCross and W.O.R.C.S. motorcycle series.

A considerable part of our efforts are spent working with Bureau of Land Management, Arizona State Land Department, and U.S. Forest Service land management personnel to develop and maintain trails throughout the state so that everyone can enjoy the great outdoors that have helped make Arizona so famous. Club members participate in numerous trail maintenance and trail cleanup programs throughout the year. We also support local and national community organizations by donating either our time or a portion of our club event proceeds.

A sample of the agencies we assist include:

U.S. Forest Service: Adopt-a-Trail Program
Arizona Department of Transportation: Adopt-a-Highway Program
Arizona Game & Fish: Adopt-a-Ranch Program
Rural Fire Departments throughout Arizona
Search and Rescue Departments throughout Arizona
American Motorcycle Association Legislative Fund
Blue Ribbon Coalition
Arizona Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition
Arizona OHV Advisory Group
Arizona Bike Week
Colorado OHV Coalition

In consideration for our volunteer efforts, ATR has been invited numerous times to participate in the by-invitation-only Dirt Rider 24-hour Test held in California.

“Promoting responsible off-highway motorcycling.”

Mission Statement

ATR's primary focus is to enjoy the sport of Dirt Biking.  Be that singletrack, jeep roads, racing, dualsports, whatever.  We like to enjoy the great outdoors with our families and friends and prefer to do it while aboard a motorcycle.  The club is a diverse group made up of riders of all ages, genders, and abilities so we offer something for everyone.  As a club, we also offer organized rides to Baja and Colorado for our members, along with several Camp-n-Ride events throughout the year.  Along with our club rides, ATR also holds at least one public event each year as a fundraiser for our activities.  These yearly events have ranged from AMA National Enduros, Dualsport events,  AMRA Desert Scrambles to Poker Runs.  Our club members are expected to help promote these events.

While our main goal as a club is to get out there and ride, we realize it cannot be all play and no work.  To that end, the Arizona Trail Riders have been, and will continue to be, leaders in promoting responsible OHV use locally and across the nation.  ATR members are encouraged to get involved in the political world of OHV use and make their opinions, and expectations, heard by land managers and our legislators.</p><p>If this sounds good to you, then get busy and sign-up. We'd love to have you as a responsible member of the Arizona dirtbike riding community!