Join VASA/Renew TAD
2025 TAD's are on sale now through December 31, 2025
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Trail Access Decals |
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To legally operate an ATV in Vermont, both residents and non-residents must register their vehicles. Vermont residents can register their ATV through the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) by providing proof of ownership and paying the necessary fees. Non-residents who plan to ride in Vermont must also register their ATV with the Vermont DMV unless their vehicle is already registered in another state. Registration ensures that riders contribute to maintaining the trails and comply with safety regulations. For more details and to complete your ATV registration online, visit the Vermont DMV ATV Registration page **A current temporary registration is okay provided it shows the four criteria, including plate number.** |
Trail Access Decals (TADs) are conveniently available for purchase exclusively online. This ensures an efficient, paperless process that allows ATV riders to obtain their decals quickly and securely from anywhere. By moving to an online-only system, we can streamline operations and focus more resources on trail maintenance and rider support. To access VASA trail networks you must purchase a current TAD according to Vermont statute. Visit our Join VASA page to get your TAD and enjoy the trails with ease! 2025 Trail Access Decals will be valid through December 31, 2025
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https://ridecommand.polaris.com/en-us/map |
2025 Trail Access Decal Pricing |
In State Registration- $80.00 |
Out of State Registration: $125.00 |
| If you have a Vermont registration everything you need from VASA including your TAD, VASA membership and local club membership. | If you have an out of state registration everything you need from VASA including your TAD, VASA membership and local club membership. |
VASA Trail Access Decals are non-refundable.
The goal of VASA is to provide a trail network that is varied in challenge and experiences, but we are also not free from Mother Nature and other events that may limit access or even close trails. Weather can change rapidly, and all networks are monitored for their safe passage. There is again a no refund with the TAD program even if a network of trails closes, regardless of reason.
