Please join us on Saturday July 20 @ 10am at Marion F. Clawson Memorial Park . We will be serving bagels, donuts and coffee while we hold our business meeting.
We are open to any conversation members would like to have.
Members are asked to RSVP to info@avta.net if you're attending.
The Fall Bow Deer Season opens on Saturday, September 9th, 2023.
Bow/gun hunting continues until February 14th, 2024.
**Trail riding hours are between 10am-2pm.**
While on the trails, please wear orange during hunting season.
AVTA trails are in zone 14:
The trail association is looking for winter photos. They can be with your 4-legged friends or taken while you are hiking the AVTA trails. Photos would be used for the 2024 holiday card. Please submit your pictures to info@avta.net.
**All trails on Thompson properties are temporarily closed. If you have any questions regarding where those trails are, please review the maps on the link from the Thompson Management website:
http://www.thompsonmanagementllc.com/index.php?page=Land
*** New trail closing****
The creek trail to east of Van Lieus Rd, that runs along Backbrook Creek is closed. Please respect our landownders private property. Thank you.
AVTA Trails - Please read
We cannot express this enough.....Ride with the utmost discretion!
There are trails that don’t dry for quite a while into spring and summer. Some trails have high water tables. Please stay off those trails. Stay in areas that you know will be ok. Please stay where it is high and dry, like farm roads and places that will not be compromised. The trails around Greeks including county lands have high water table and close until they are completely dry. All signs supersede ANY trail updates. We are counting on your common sense.
Please email/call me if you have made a mistake and got into an area that is too deep. Email me with any concerns or questions.
Gail Cahill. gailcahill01@gmail.com
Happy Trails!
The Creek Trail at Van Lieus and Back Brook Bridge is closed to riders and hikers. We ride and hike on private property. Please respect our landowners' generosity. If you leave hoof prints in areas that could be sensitive, please let Gail Cahill know so we can fix it.
Any landowners needing signs, please contact Gail at (609)423-8278 or email gailcahill01@gmail.com.