Join us through breathtaking scenery and world-class trails of the Somerville Forest in Kinmount, Ontario. Whether you are a novice, intermediate, or advanced rider, the Thrill & Chill Ride will leave you with hours of exhilaration and notable accomplishments.
DESCRIPTION: On July 1, join us as we take an extended tour of the Somerville Forest and Millennium Trial. This is a guided intermediate level ride that will cover approximately 50km in the morning and 50km in the afternoon. After the morning ride, we will return
As the name suggests, this ride is cold, damp, bug-infested, with riders constantly staring danger in its eyes.
This event is for advanced riders only. The Kraken’s Breath will test the most grizzled of veterans and talented of experts alike. This is a GPS and guided ride
While trails remain open to motorized vehicles under municipal permissions, the current Stay at Home Order (https://covid-19.ontario.ca/) remains in effect. Off-road vehicle use may not be treated as permitted activities or exercise by local or provincial law enforcement. Our
Just a reminder that trails remain closed until May 1st.
Thank you to all our members who patiently await the May 1 opening date. Kawartha Lakes has posted signs at the Somerville Forest to remind everyone of this date. Are you as excited as we are!? Riding
As you know, we are planning an awesome event this spring for our single track riders with KORMA. We’ve just received a HUGE helping hand from Podium Grafix!
Amazing news! Podium Grafix is sponsoring our Kawartha Kraken ride on May 29, 2021 with route arrows,
It’s incredibly disappointing to have to say this again but we are getting complaints about ATVs and SxS on the snowmobile trails again. This is a reminder that ALL KATVA trails are closed until May 1st. We finally have some snow and the snowmobile clubs are hard at work trying to build a base and
Registration for the 2021 riding season is now open!
Its time to renew your OFTR memberships and don’t forget to pick KORMA as your club! All funds go back into building new trails and maintaining the existing trails.
Click here to go to OFTR website.
