ATA Sparrow Lake 2-Day Trial: September 12th & 13th, 2026 – Pre-Entry Preferred

This year’s ATA Sparrow Lake 2-Day Trial will be held on Saturday, September 12th & Sunday, September 13th, 2026. Pre-entry registration and payment are preferred by Tuesday, September 8th, 2026 to enter the event.

NB: Trailers please park on top ridge. Only Cars/Pickups are allowed to enter steep driveway down to cottage.


To Pre-Enter Please:

  1. Fill out this pre-entry form by Tuesday, September 8th.
  2. Send your pre-entry fee via e-transfer to atatrials@gmail.com.
    • CMA members: $25 per day or $45 for 2 days
    • Clubman: $30 per day or $55 for 2 days, for non-CMA members wishing to ‘Try-Trials’
    • Entry on the day, or missing waiver form, add $5.00 admin fee.


Event Details:

  • Saturday, September 12th, 2026: Sign-in at 11am, Start at Noon.
  • Sunday, September 13th, 2026: Sign-in at 10am, Start at 11am.
  • CMA License Required (unless riding the Clubman Class, for new riders wanting to ‘Try-Trials’.)
  • Classes for Expert, Advanced, Intermediate, Junior, Novice, Vet 45, and Vet 55. (Trial 1-5)

Location

  • Sparrow Lake. North of Orillia. Off Hwy 11.
  • Directions:
    • Please read directions carefully… Take Hwy 11 North from Orillia.
    • Exit at Hawkins Corner/S. Sparrow Lake Rd Exit. Goldstein Road
    • ramp CR-38. (2nd overpass after Webers Hamburger stand).
    • Follow S. Sparrow Lake Rd, then Torpitt Rd towards Torys Landing.
    • After approx 14km Turn Left up gravel hill onto ORIMAT Rd.
    • Private road – proceed SLOWLY as lots of tight blind turns.
    • Follow Orimat Rd for approx 4km keeping left at each branch in the road.
    • Look for a red triangle sign #1725 BUTLER on the right hand side.
    • Trailers please park on top ridge. Only Cars/Pickups are allowed to enter steep driveway down to cottage.
  • Orimat Road is a private road, so if asked, you are a guest of Dave & Joyce Butler.

Warning:

  • Ride at your own risk
  • Respect the land owners wishes
  • No littering
  • Helmets at all times
  • Back protection and lanyard kill switches are mandatory for Expert & Advanced, and highly recommended for other classes.