by office msasnow | Aug 19, 2026 | Update from The MISORVA President
Working Together to Protect Michigan’s Motorized Recreation Future When we talk about protecting snowmobiling and ORV recreation in Michigan, it is important to understand that MISORVA is not working alone. The challenges facing motorized recreation do not stop at...
by office msasnow | Jul 23, 2026 | Update from The MISORVA President
The Lifeblood of Our Organizations: Why Volunteers Matter Every successful club, state association, and national organization has one thing in common: volunteers. They are the foundation upon which organizations are built, the people who dedicate their time, talents,...
by office msasnow | Jul 23, 2026 | Update from The MISORVA President
When the Volunteers Go Quiet: The Future of Snowmobile and ORV Clubs in Michigan Small clubs, state organizations, and nonprofits across Michigan are facing the same challenges: shrinking funds, fewer volunteers, and aging memberships. For those of us involved in...
by office msasnow | Jul 23, 2026 | Update from The MISORVA President
Local Clubs: The Backbone of Michigan’s ORV Trail System When riders hit Michigan’s vast network of ORV trails, they often see well-marked routes, maintained trail corridors, bridges, signage, and trailheads. What many don’t realize is that much of...
by office msasnow | Jul 23, 2026 | Update from The MISORVA President
When Winter Roared: The St. Patrick’s Blizzard That Buried Michigan’s Upper Peninsula In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, winter is not just a season—it’s a way of life. Locals are no strangers to late-season snowfalls, especially those that arrive around St....
by office msasnow | Jul 27, 2026 | Update from The MISORVA President
Trails: Our Shared Pathways Whether you’re a hiker, biker, ORV enthusiast, snowmobiler, equestrian, dirt bike rider, SxS driver, or paddler—there’s one thing we all share: trails. These pathways connect us to nature, recreation, and each other, forming the backbone...
