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Welcome to The Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan!
The Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan is an organization committed to the conservation of our wild lands while promoting the sport of off-road motorcycling. During the riding season, organized “trail tours” are held at various locations throughout the trail system in the northern part of the state. In addition, the Cycle Conservation Club sponsors the “Ultimate Trail Ride” – the Michael R. Burlingham Memorial Six Days of Michigan. Six full days of off-road riding – there’s nothing else like it anywhere in the world!
Your membership in the Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan includes a one year subscription to the Great Lakes TrailRider magazine, a detailed map book of the Michigan trail system, access to all CCC events and activities plus access to the members' section of this website. To join, simply click here, follow the link above, or contact the CCC office at 517-781-4805.
2010 OHV Comprehensive Legislation Update
The future of motorized off-road recreation in Michigan has a lot riding on several pieces of new legislation under discussion in Lansing. Visit the Legislative page for details!
MRB Memorial Six Days of Michigan
The 2010 Michael R. Burlingham Memorial Six Days of Michigan was an excellent riding experience for everyone! More than 100 riders from across the U.S., Canada and as far away as England shared great trail and dual sport riding for six straight days in the Upper Peninsula. Great weather, with some well timed rain made trail conditions near perfect. Don't miss next year's Six Days experience - watch for ads in the Great Lakes TrailRider Magazine and be sure to register early!
Sharing Our Trails
For a complete guide to trail etiquette in Michigan, click here.
This website and all content herein © copyright 2010 by the Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan, Inc. All rights reserved. No material may be reproduced, distributed, modified or reposted to other websites without the express written permission of the Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan, Inc.
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| Updates |
09-02-10 - Posted September
issue of Great Lakes TrailRider Magazine in members' section. Posted classifieds for September.
06-01-10 - Updated legislative page.
06-17-10 - Updated contacts.
05-20-10 - Updated chapters page.
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| News & Announcements |
08-10-10 - The Denton ORV Route between the Denton Trail System and the St. Helen Trail System is open again. The bridge on the route was replaced and all work was completed a few days ago.
08-02-10 - a portion of the Bergland to Sidnaw ORV Route in Ontonagon County will be temporarily closed beginning Monday, Aug. 2. This closure is to allow for repair and reconstruction of a bridge spanning the Baltimore River near Bruce Crossing. The bridge is expected to be closed until late October. During that time, the ORV route to the east and west of the Baltimore River will remain open for use, with a temporary marked reroute available. The 13-mile ORV reroute eliminates the need to cross the river and rejoins the Bergland to Sidnaw route just east of Bruce Crossing. The Bergland to Sidnaw ORV Route is part of the rail-trail system, which allows for multiple uses including biking, hiking and motorized use. Nonmotorized rail-trail users will be able to cross the Baltimore River during the bridge construction using the state highway bridge adjacent to the trail rather than following the ORV reroute. The DNRE reminds ORV riders that the state highway bridge is not available to ORV traffic, as it is illegal and dangerous to operate ORVs on state highways, including the shoulders or unmaintained right-of-way.
07-06-10 -The bridge has been replaced on the far south end of the Kalkaska trail, about 12 miles south of the M-72 trailhead, and the two bridges that had parts of the Little Manistee trail closed are finished and that trail is now all open again. Lastly, while all of the trees have been cleared on the Evart trail after the tornado last year, the DNRE is keeping the first three miles on the east side of the loop closed until the saplings have a chance to get rooted after the clear cut.
05-05-10 - The middle section of the East end of the Brevort Trail in the Upper Peninsula remains a mess after extensive logging in the area wiped out a good portion of the established trail. If you're riding Brevort, watch closely for temporary reroutes.
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