Off-Highway Vehicle Pilot Project
The Off-Highway Vehicle Pilot Project allows the use of select portions of provincial highways to link sections of the PEI ATV Federation's (this link is external) trail system together.
Access is restricted to active members of the PEI ATV Federation that hold a valid Trail Permit issued by the Federation and their associated clubs as per Section 5 of the Off-Highway Vehicle Act Pilot Project Regulations. The goal is to allow safe travel from one trail to another.
In areas where a portion of a highway is designated as part of the pilot project, new signage will identify the portion of the highway to be used by eligible operators of permitted off-highway vehicles.
Trail linkages will include only sections of the below roads. Please refer to the maps for exact locations.
ATV club pilot roads (as of 2021)
- Aldous Road
- Boodle Road
- Brookside Road
- Greenan Road
- Hackmatack Road
- MacInnis Road
- MacPherson Road
- Murphy Road
- Murray Road
- North Freetown Road
- Pius Croken Road
- Port Hill Station Road
- Rink Road
- Reeves Road
New road access as of June 17, 2023
- Allen Road - Route 167
- Ballum Road
- Bay Road
- Campground Road
- Camp Tamawaby Road
- Cannontown Road - Route 165
- Cunningham Road
- Forestry Road
- Hall Road - Route 131
- Hall Road - Route 135
- Harts Gravel Road
- Mill Road
- Old Ferry Road
- Orchard Lane
- Palmer Road
- Panneau Road
- Richard Road
- Stewart Road
- Taddy Road - Route 135
Public feedback on the pilot project and the proposed roads can be sent to DeptTIE@gov.pe.ca