Simcoe County Offroad Riders Association

Simcoe County Offroad Riders Association The Simcoe County Off Road Riders Association (SCORRA) is a family oriented off road motorcycle riders club.

The Simcoe County Off Road Riders Association (SCORRA) is a family oriented off road motorcycle riders club formed in December 2006. With an inaugural membership of 25, we have quickly grown to become one of the largest clubs in Ontario with more than 800 adult and child members in 2011. SCORRA is actively involved in establishing, maintaining, and patrolling trails within Simcoe County. We host a number of events each year including rider training, trail & track rides, motorcycle maintenance, and club meetings. We are a provincially incorporated not for profit corporation managed by a volunteer board. As a local club of the Ontario Federation of Trail Riders you can join in on the fun by selecting us as your primary club affiliation when joining the OFTR. In doing so a portion of your membership fees are directed to our club. Funds raised through membership dues, event fees, and sponsorships are used for trail building, maintenance, trail signage, insurance, club promotion and events. Most of our trails are located in the County of Simcoe Forestry properties where riding is governed by the county’s recreation Policy. If you ride an Off Road Motorcycle here you are required to have a valid trail pass and stay on the designated trails. Your bike must be licensed, insured, equipped with a spark arrestor and quiet (94 DB or less). Your OFTR/SCORRA membership is your trail pass which gets you access to some of the best single and two track trails in the province. SCORRA encourages everyone riding in our communities to: ride safe, within the law, and respecting other trail users.

This is close to us so please take time to complete survey and reinforce that ORMs should be included by using a more in...
09/22/2026

This is close to us so please take time to complete survey and reinforce that ORMs should be included by using a more inclusive definition of ORV as per the off road vehicles act

📣 Off-road riders, let’s have our voices heard!

Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park is considering changes to how the park is managed and is asking for public feedback.

The management options appear to mention ATVs and snowmobiles, but off-road motorcycles are not specifically included. We need riders to speak up and ask that off-road motorcycles be included in discussions about motorized access.

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey. Ask the park to consider responsible access for plated and insured off-road motorcycles on designated routes, with respect for the natural environment and other park users.

If you ride in the area, share your experience and explain why access matters to you. Keep your comments respectful and constructive.

👉 Complete the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QEIIWildlands_ManagementOptions_CommentCard

Please share this with fellow riders - our voices matter!

Kawartha Off Road Motorcycle Association Haliburton Trail Riders

Harvest operations have been completed / single track recovered at the Barr (Horseshoe) tract and trails reopened on Rid...
09/19/2026

Harvest operations have been completed / single track recovered at the Barr (Horseshoe) tract and trails reopened on RideOFTR

TRAIL CLOSURE NOTICE. Please note that southern section of Williams area trails (Orrock South) have been closed for harv...
09/16/2026

TRAIL CLOSURE NOTICE. Please note that southern section of Williams area trails (Orrock South) have been closed for harvest operations. Please respect the closure and know before you go by always checking RideOFTR Maps.

The Last Blast Ride is a fun and exclusive event for SCORRA members to get together for a ride and some fellowship. The ...
09/16/2026

The Last Blast Ride is a fun and exclusive event for SCORRA members to get together for a ride and some fellowship. The event features informal guided trail rides at one of three favourite SCORRA tracts. Following the ride we invite participants to meet up at the Barrie Sports Complex Pavilion for some dinner and bench racing around a warm fire pit.

Also back for the second year is an ADV ride for those of us that want to get out on our big bikes. Mike Lewkoski ( SCORRA board ) will lead a guided adventure ride around Simcoe County visiting various SCORRA trails. Note that the ADV ride will leave the Hendrie staging area off Nursery Road at 10am sharp, returning to join the festivities at the Barrie Sports Complex at 3pm.

This year asking SCORRA members for a $10 refundable deposit on a meal ticket to help us plan the dinner efficiently. Your $10 will be fully refunded when you come to the Barrie Sports Complex for dinner. Deposits from no-shows will go towards covering the cost of the meal.

Use the zeffy link below to register!!!

https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/2026-scorra-last-blast-members-ride

SCORRA and the OFTR would like to thank our summer students Jake and Ryan for all the hard work and effort that they hav...
08/29/2026

SCORRA and the OFTR would like to thank our summer students Jake and Ryan for all the hard work and effort that they have given us the last 8 weeks.

Jake and Ryan pushed a brush hog through Lawden, Modrits, Hogback, Mellenium, Williams, Orr Lake and Stoney forest tracts. Many days of hard work pushing the hog!

The boys have cut countless downed trees and face slappers making our trails safer and more fun to ride.

Significant time was spent at the Wildman tract prepping the trails for our members.

Thank you Jake and Ryan.

Please check the RideOFTR app before riding in the Horseshoe area, there have been several trail closures in the Barr Tr...
08/11/2026

Please check the RideOFTR app before riding in the Horseshoe area, there have been several trail closures in the Barr Tract due to logging. Safe riding!

08/08/2026

FYI - for anyone riding / attending the Williams or Millennium tract this weekend you can access / will need to travel south on Old Second from Horseshoe Valley, as the train crossing and northern access is closed until Tuesday morning! Enjoy the weekend!

Drury trails between line 1 and 2 have been closed for harvest operations. Parking is still open at line 2 for riders w...
07/10/2026

Drury trails between line 1 and 2 have been closed for harvest operations. Parking is still open at line 2 for riders wishing to access trails to the east.

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PO Box 20083 RPO, Bayfield North
Barrie, ON
L4M6E9

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