Volunteer With COATV

Get Involved — Ride, Volunteer, and Represent Your Community

COATV is more than just trails — we’re part of the community.

Our volunteers play a vital role not only in maintaining and launching trails, but also in representing the club at local events like Canada Day parades, Christmas celebrations, and other community gatherings across Simcoe County.

Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just getting started, volunteering is a great way to give back, meet fellow enthusiasts, and help grow the sport.

Many of our Directors and Wardens began as volunteers, and you can too.

Ways to Get Involved with COATV

There are many ways to contribute your time and skills to support COATV and the broader trail-riding community:

Trail Maintenance
- Clearing debris from trails
- Installing and maintaining signage
- Assisting with trail improvement projects
Community Events and Parades
- Participating in local parades (e.g., Canada Day, Christmas)
- Assisting with traffic control
- Helping with food service and logistics
Trail Operations as a Warden (Training held annually at the AGM)
- Patrolling trails alongside fellow Wardens
- Guiding OPP officers during trail patrols (experience required)
Leadership Roles
- Joining the Board as a Director (see bylaws for eligibility and nomination process)