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What is New in the World of Off Road Riding and HORRA?
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OFTR is pleased to announce the 2008 OFTR/HONDA Volunteer Appreciation Program where the dedicated and generous volunteers of the off-road motorcycle community will be rightfully rewarded for their valuable hours of work!
Volunteers will be rewarded with prizes for the amount of hours contributed and submitted.
For full details on the program click here for the flyer.
Why is it important to track volunteer hours?
Hours worked are a useful tool in land use negotiations and are appreciated at rates up to $17.38/hr when measuring contributions from non-profit organizations.
What counts as volunteers hours?
Any un-paid activity that contributes to the developement and operation of off-road motorcycle trail riding. Trail maintenance, patrol, workers, scoring, trail sweeps, event preparation & clean-up, sound testing, registration, trade shows, and club meetings.
Ontario Federation of Trail Riders
Jim Kelly Trail Ride helps raise
$1000.00
for the Heart and Stroke Foundation in 2008!
Full Story here - Going Off Road for a Cause
Jim Kelly Trail Ride helps raise
$2320.00
for the Heart and Stroke Foundation in 2007!
Riding In Simcoe County
An OFTR membership is required to ride in the Simcoe Forest starting 2007.
County Forest Recreation Policy
Please be respectful of other users and please note that all tracts are not open to motorized use. Please see the map for the list of approved tracts.
Thanks to the HORRA, OFTR, SORRA and the County of Simcoe for all the hard work and making this possible.
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