Michigan Snowmobile and ORV Association

Michigan Snowmobile and ORV Association Together we will enhance and improve the motorized recreation. Did You Know? Behind MISORVA Is a Whole Lot of Passion — Not a Payroll.
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MISORVA operates with just two paid employees Michigan Snowmobile & ORV Association is YOUR voice to OUR Legislators in Michigan.

MISORVA is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to protecting and promoting motorized recreation in Mic...
09/06/2026

MISORVA is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to protecting and promoting motorized recreation in Michigan.

When you join MISORVA, you strengthen the voice of riders across the state. MISORVA represents snowmobile and ORV users in Lansing and Washington, D.C., monitoring legislation, regulations, and policies that impact trail access, funding, and the future of our recreation.

Your membership helps support:

Legislative advocacy for snowmobile and ORV users
A full-time legislative consultant and office staff
Representation on the Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup and ORV Advisory Workgroup
Efforts to protect, preserve, and enhance Michigan’s trail systems
Safety education, youth programs, Zero Tolerance promotion, and scholarships
Positive promotion of riders as volunteers, environmental stewards, and community supporters
Member communications including Michigan Snowmobiler & ORV magazine and the monthly Fresh Tracks newsletter
Events and opportunities to connect with others who share your passion for riding. Renew or join us today! www.misorva.org

Back in 2003, several prominent MSA members had a vision: create a permanent snowmobile trail system in Michigan.One lit...
09/05/2026

Back in 2003, several prominent MSA members had a vision: create a permanent snowmobile trail system in Michigan.

One little dream became another mission.

They worked with elected officials, partnered with DNR leaders, helped establish the program in state statute, and formed the Snow Country Trails Conservancy (SCTC) to help secure permanent snowmobile trail access.

Today, that vision is still paying dividends.

$8 from every Michigan snowmobile registration is dedicated to securing permanent trail access — and those dollars have already helped purchase more than 200 miles of permanent snowmobile trails.

What started with a group of volunteers sitting around a table asking, “How do we protect these trails for the future?” became something generations of riders can benefit from.

More than 200 miles protected.
Permanent access.
A vision that started more than 20 years ago.

That is what advocacy, volunteers, partnerships, and a long-term vision can accomplish.

They weren't just building trails for themselves. They were protecting them for the riders who would come next.

09/03/2026

The auditor generals office released a performance audit on the DNR’s licensing system (MiConnect).

The DNR maintains the MiConnect system which is used for the sale and purchase of hunting, fishing, snowmobile, and off-road vehicle licenses. Also, MiConnect is used for hunting lottery applications, fuelwood permits, Outdoor Skills Academy classes (e.g., fishing clinics, hunting clinics, and survival classes), and deer harvest patches. NOTE: This is not an overall audit of the DNR, just the licensing system used by the department.

Here is a link to the full report:

https://audgen.michigan.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/r751059025-93716.pdf

THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Today, we thank our elected officials for hearing the concerns of Michigan’s snowmobile and ORV ...
09/02/2026

THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

Today, we thank our elected officials for hearing the concerns of Michigan’s snowmobile and ORV communities—and taking action.

Protecting our restricted, user-funded dollars means more funding stays where it belongs: supporting our recreation and our trails.

This is a win for transparency, accountability, and Michigan riders.

Thank you to the legislators, DNR, grant sponsors, volunteers, and partners who continue to work together.

This is a great start—and we’re not done yet!

Stronger voice. Stronger trails. Stronger future.

THIS is what can happen when your membership voice is heard!This is not the end of the story — it’s merely the beginning...
09/02/2026

THIS is what can happen when your membership voice is heard!

This is not the end of the story — it’s merely the beginning.

Every member strengthens our collective voice. Every membership gives us greater power to stand before legislators and advocate for the future of snowmobiling and ORV recreation in Michigan.

More members = a louder constituent voice.

If you believe in protecting access, strengthening our trail programs, and making sure riders have a seat at the table where decisions are made, join MISORVA today. www.misorva.org

Your membership isn't just support — it's your voice.

Join us. Stand with us. Be heard.

This will be happening all around the state on wooded area trails, clubs are getting prepared for white gold! Contact y...
09/02/2026

This will be happening all around the state on wooded area trails, clubs are getting prepared for white gold! Contact your local club, give a few hours and make a friend!

Here we go!! Pre-printed snowmobile trail permits are in stock today! Order yours here www.misorva.org
09/01/2026

Here we go!! Pre-printed snowmobile trail permits are in stock today! Order yours here www.misorva.org

Michigan's snowmobile programs is self-funded.It is supported primarily through:Snowmobile registrationsTrail permitsA s...
09/01/2026

Michigan's snowmobile programs is self-funded.

It is supported primarily through:

Snowmobile registrations
Trail permits
A share of fuel taxes

General taxpayer dollars do not fund Michigan's snowmobile trail system.

That's why protecting these restricted funds is so important.

🏛️ DID YOU KNOW?The Michigan DNR does not write the laws governing Michigan's snowmobile program.The Michigan Legislatur...
08/31/2026

🏛️ DID YOU KNOW?

The Michigan DNR does not write the laws governing Michigan's snowmobile program.

The Michigan Legislature passes those laws.

That's why meeting with legislators is just as important as meeting with the DNR. Decisions about funding, trail access, and future legislation begin in Lansing; that's why we are there!
Join us today
www.misorva.org

As the seasons change and the calendar turns, it’s a great time to renew your MISORVA membership—or choose to join us!Yo...
08/29/2026

As the seasons change and the calendar turns, it’s a great time to renew your MISORVA membership—or choose to join us!

Your membership strengthens the voice of Michigan’s snowmobile and ORV community and supports the work underway today to protect our recreation for tomorrow.

MISORVA supports and promotes:

• Protection and preservation of trail access
• Responsible and safe riding practices
• Youth safety education and training
• Strong partnerships with clubs, communities, landowners, and land managers
• Environmental stewardship and responsible recreation
• Legislative advocacy and rider representation
• Trail maintenance, improvement, and long-term sustainability

Membership also keeps you connected.

Members receive Fresh Tracks, MISORVA’s monthly e-newsletter, with updates on legislation, trail issues, upcoming events, association activities, and important developments affecting snowmobile and ORV recreation across Michigan.

Your membership is more than a renewal—it’s an investment in the future of the trails and recreation we all enjoy.

Renew today. Join today. Together, our voices are stronger.
https://misorva.org/store/

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