Where the Trail Permit Sticker Mounts on a Quad
New Brunswick ATV trail passes must be securely attached and clearly visible; the province does not specify one exact sticker location for quads.
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Buying From a Club Volunteer
New Brunswick trail permit purchases from club volunteers require checking vehicle registration, permit types, payment methods, and trail access.
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Buying at a Government Counter
Buying at a Government Counter in New Brunswick can be convenient, but confirm the location sells permits and choose the right sticker before riding.
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Prices That Rose From $65
New Brunswick’s non-groomed ATV trail permit rose from $65 to $75; match the permit to your trails and check current prices and rules before riding.
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Prices That Rose From $130
New Brunswick groomed trail permits rose from $130 to $145; compare permit types, verify current prices and check reciprocity before planning a ride.
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An Increase Announced in 2022
New Brunswick ATV and UTV trail permit prices changed after a 2022 announcement; compare permit types, then verify current rates before buying.
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Buying a Week Permit for a Visiting Rider
Buying a week permit for a visiting rider in New Brunswick starts with checking reciprocity, dates, machine requirements, and trail access before setting out.
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Choosing a Day Permit for a One-Off Ride
A New Brunswick day permit suits some one-off ATV rides; confirm trail coverage, permit dates, machine eligibility, registration and insurance first.
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What Happens to a Youth Permit at Sixteen
A New Brunswick youth ATV permit is for riders ages 6 to 15; at 16, confirm the season’s rules and arrange the correct adult trail permit.
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Which Riders Are Better Off on a Non-Groomed Permit
New Brunswick riders who skip winter grooming may suit a non-groomed permit, but should check seasonal access, trail status and reciprocity first.
