Yamaha Unveils Updated ATV Models For 2027Go and celebrate Great Outdoors Month by taking advantage of Minnesota's No Registration Weekend and hitting 3,000 miles of trails for free.No Registration Weekends aren't uncommon in the powersports world, and we saw plenty of examples for snowmobilers this past winter. Well, the snow has melted, and it's time to kick dirt—I mean that in the best possible way. To give folks a taste of what's on offer in Minnesota, the state is holding a No Registration weekend on June 13-14.Minnesotans with ATVs that are registered for private or agricultural use can use them on the state's public ATV trails on June 13-14 without needing to pay the additional registration fee ($60 for three years) that's usually required. But this offer isn't just for those based in Minnesota, as out-of-state riders can also explore the ATV trails without the need to pay for a nonresident ATV trail pass, which usually costs $31 per year.Those who avail themselves of the No Registration Weekend will have access to more than 3,000 miles of Minnesota's forests and grand-in-aid trails. The event happens annually and takes place each June for Great Outdoors Month.All Things ATVYamaha Unveils All Of the Brand's Updated ATV Models, And You're Going to Want to See ThemCan-Am's All-Electric Outlander ATV Is The Perfect Midwest and Eastern Hunting Partner. Silent And ReliableAdvertisementAdvertisementJoe Unger, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources OHV program consultant, said, "We see this weekend as a great opportunity to showcase the wide variety of state and grant-in-aid trails across Minnesota... There are a large number of ATV riders across the state who, during this weekend, can try the public trails without paying the additional registration fee."The weekend isn't a total free-for-all, as all other ATV regulations remain in place throughout the weekend. Of course, safety training is recommended for all riders, but it's required for those born after July 1, 1987. It's also worth mentioning that riders under the age of 18 need to wear a DOT-certified helmet, and riders under 16 must properly fit the ATV that they're riding. You can get in on the action by following this link.
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