If you’re looking for a variety of conditions in which to ride an All-Terrain Vehicle and a series of other adventures in rough and scenic terrain, then you should visit the ACE Adventure Resort in Oak Hill, West Virginia.

The difference in the terrain from forest to cliffs makes great and rugged riding for experienced ATVers. But the property also includes a back country that less experienced riders can enjoy. And ACE offers guided tours, which are not just the splendid terrain that ATV riders will enjoy when they take the guided tour. ACE Adventure Resort has access to land that is steeped in history with a lot of relics to be discovered.

ACE Adventure Resort offers all sorts of discounts, deals, specials, and packages. For more information, check out ATV Source.

Securing an ice chest, an extra fuel jug or a box of tools and supplies in the bed of a UTV can be a bit of a challenge.

Thankfully, Axia Alloys has a solution. The Axia Alloys Cargo System is the most versatile UTV mounting system on the market. Their mounting system comes with two adjustable arms which allow you to mount virtually anything to a horizontal crossbar on the roll cage.

These extremely strong arms are machined from aircraft quality aluminum so that they are strong enough for virtually any size cooler, one or two gas cans, duffel bags, toolboxes, camping gear, etc.  When not in use they can easily be rotated up and out of the way for more rear passenger leg room or other cargo. They are supplied with several different lengths of Velcro straps to hold both small and large items.

Read more about the system on UTV Weekly.

The wide majority of UTV owners are not experts in all things mechanical and that is fine, if you were, then what would be the point of tech articles?

In this article Todd Eldridge from Hunterworks shares some common answers to common questions on Top Speed and Acceleration, Prolonging CVT Belt Life and Protecting Your Engine.

To read all of these tips, check out UTV Weekly.

Febuary 28th, 2010 Las Vegas, NV - Season 2 of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series kicks off this weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, NV (March 6th and 7th 2010).
Unlimited UTV superstars including Robert VanBeekum, Austin Kimbrell, Tyler Winbury, RJ Anderson, and Chad George will be trading paint and busting air looking to capture the 2010 LOORRS season championship!
2010 also marks the innagural season for the new Yamaha Rhino SR1 class. Spearheaded by Weller Racing out of Arizona and adopted by LOORRS for the 2010 season these 1000cc 120+ HP Yamaha Rhino's will be putting on a show for the short course fans.

Read more on UTV Guide.

''... on a crisp and overcast December day we headed to the outskirts of Fountain Hills Arizona to the Four Peaks Mountain UTV trail. Even before we unloaded we could see the 6,200 foot Four Peak Mountain Range was lightly dusted with snow and encased in a circle of clouds. We knew this was going to be a very scenic ride..."

For more pictures, video and the full story by Alex check out UTV Weekly.

It’s the dead of winter, and planting food plots is still months away. But planning begins now. This tips should get you through the basic steps of establishing and maintaining your food plots with your Rhino. There are numerous accessories to choose from that can make that job easier, or possibly more cost-effective.

Check out Yamaha Motor tips on food plots implementation.

You've hunted hard and enjoyed the ride? Now is the time to prepare for next season.

Ask yourself these questions: Are those decoys in need of a paint touch-up? Do it. Maybe you want to buy a new call or two just to keep you busy during rush-hour traffic? Get one to keep you in the game. There’s no better time to check in with your waterfowling contacts around the country than now. How did their season go? Maybe you want to plan for the 2010-2011 campaign? Do it.

Check out Yamaha Motor for more tips on your Rhino.

February 2, 2010 – Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A., announces its 2011 Rhino 700 FI Side-by-Side vehicles, including a new Sport Edition, will begin arriving at dealers this summer.  Yamaha's leading Rhino continues to hold the top spot as the toughest, most off-road capable and versatile, as well as the all-time best selling, SxS vehicle.

For the 2011 model, Yamaha has given the Rhino a new steering wheel and adjustable seat belt providing more rider comfort in off-road conditions.  New to the Rhino line is a White Armor Sport Edition that features fully adjustable piggyback shocks, one-piece cast aluminum wheels, injection-molded sun top, over fenders, Baja-inspired front carry bar, and a special graphics treatment.  The Sport model also comes with dealer-installed LED tail lights, custom shift knob and black bed rails.

read the full review on Off Road Magazine.

This 27,000 acre OHV and UTV Trail system located in the picturesque setting of the Prescott National Forest Preserve and just North of Saguaro Lake has got it all from steep, adrenaline pumping hill climbs to smooth, sandy river wash runs that end at the edge of Saguaro Lake. The area is rugged in spots but is relatively easy to navigate with well defined trails and trail signs.

Check out pictures and videos, and read more about the trail on UTV Weekily.