Polaris Spring 2025 TRAILS GRANTS Provide Over $120,000 in Trail Funding Resources for Off-Road and Snow Organizations

MINNEAPOLIS, MN – April 23, 2025 – Polaris Inc. is once again showing its commitment to the off-road community, announcing over $120,000 in funding for trail projects through its Polaris Spring 2025 TRAILS GRANTS program. This round of grants supports 13 organizations across the U.S. working to preserve, maintain, and enhance access to off-road and snowmobile trail systems.

Since its launch in 2006, the Polaris TRAILS GRANTS program has become one of the most impactful trail funding resources in the powersports world. To date, it has contributed more than $3.5 million to over 425 ATV, SxS, and snowmobile clubs and organizations throughout North America.

“Local riding clubs and organizations are the heart of the riding community,” said Reid Wilson, President of Off-Road Vehicles at Polaris. “We’re proud to support their efforts so riders of all types can continue to create memories outdoors with family and friends.”

Supporting the Trail Stewards Who Make Riding Possible

The Spring 2025 recipients each received up to $10,000 in trail funding resources for a variety of projects, ranging from trail maintenance and safety infrastructure to youth education and environmental conservation. These funds help ensure the longevity and sustainability of the trail systems that riders depend on.

Here are the organizations and projects supported by the Polaris Spring 2025 TRAILS GRANTS:

• Sitka Trail Works (AK) – Trail rehabilitation and bridge repairs on Kruzof Island.
• Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (CA) – Fire recovery efforts along the Mt. Hough Trail.
• Sawtooth Society (ID) – Enhancing trails in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.
• International Voyagers Snowmobile Club (MN) – Building a safety shelter at a high-risk trail corner.
• Central Lakes ATV Club (MN) – Constructing a storage trailer for youth safety training gear.
• Partnership for Youth (MO) – Trail maintenance to combat erosion and improve access.
• National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (MT) – Hosting a Sand Dune Training Summit.
• Heart of Oregon Corps (OR) – Engaging youth in conservation and trail maintenance.
• PA Off-Highway Vehicle Association (PA) – Promoting responsible riding and education.
• Piney Rail Riders (PA) – Building equipment to maintain 24 miles of reclaimed railway trail.
• Southern Trail Advocates and Riders (SC) – Installing signage and enhancing trail safety.
• Upper Valley Snow Packers (VT) – Repairing trails for snowmobile and ATV users.
• WA Dept. of Natural Resources (WA) – Supporting long-term trail repairs in Walker Valley ORV area.

“Support from Polaris is a huge help,” said Ben Hughey of Sitka Trail Works. “Renovating these multi-use trails allows more people to safely experience the stunning terrain of Southeast Alaska.”

How to Apply for the Fall 2025 TRAILS GRANTS

Organizations looking for funding for trail projects can apply for the next round of TRAILS GRANTS this fall. The program is open to nonprofit organizations, clubs, and public land managers who promote safe, responsible, and sustainable off-road recreation.

For application details, visit:
👉 www.polaris.com/en-us/trails-application/

About Polaris

Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII) is a global leader in powersports, known for pioneering innovations and unforgettable outdoor experiences. From the iconic RANGER, RZR, and Polaris XPEDITION to Indian Motorcycle and Bennington pontoons, Polaris delivers adventure through a broad portfolio of vehicles, gear, and accessories. Learn more at www.polaris.com.