Fall 2021 was an exceptionally busy one at NSORRA and we didn’t get the chance to thank our 2021 sponsors so we’re doing it now!

Dirt bike school moves to a new location

Each season, NSORRA prints a new hare scramble shirt. The design has become somewhat predictable…until this season! Enter the design talents of artist and rider, Courtney Lorraine.

It’s that time of year again. The snow is gone and the woods and fields have started their transition to a drier riding season. With the warmer temperatures, we all want to get out and ride.

NSORRA’s Representatives with the Nova Scotia Trails Federation

It's that time of year!

A joint message from the Nova Scotia Off Road Riders Association and the New Brunswick Dirt Riders Association

Off-highway motorcycle sales shot up this season according to the Motorcycle Industry Council, which means more Canadians are eager to get out and ride.

Have you ever wondered why NSORRA works in partnership with landowners and funding partners to maintain ride parks? And why do kids have to be six in order to become NSORRA members and participate in events?

The Nova Scotia Off Road Riders Association was chosen Provincial Recreation Organization of the Month for November by Recreation Nova Scotia.