Vermont TADs Cover VASA and Club Dues
A Vermont Trail Access Decal bundles VASA membership and local club dues for riding the state trail network, excluding vehicle registration.
Your sticker stops at the state line.
Non-resident permits, what they cost and how long they last, and which states honor each other’s — or, increasingly, none at all.
A Vermont Trail Access Decal bundles VASA membership and local club dues for riding the state trail network, excluding vehicle registration.
Vermont trail access decals always expire on December 31, regardless of when you buy the pass during the calendar year.
Vermont visitor trails access decals cost $105 for a second machine while requiring separate decals for every vehicle.
Vermont out-of-state ATV trail access decals cost $125 and provide permission to use participating VASA network trails.
Vermont trail access decals cost sixty dollars for a second ATV or UTV when purchased together with standard registration.
Vermont Trail Access Decal pricing, VASA trail rules, and registration requirements for machines registered in Vermont.
Vermont safety certificates never expire, but riders must still follow rules for age, machine type, and trail access.
Vermont Trail Access Decal purchases bundle registration fees, VASA contributions, and local ATV club dues into one credential.
Vermont state land access rules explain how ATV and UTV riders must check specific route permissions before riding.
Vermont ATV supervision rules for riders under 16 require direct adult oversight during operation, separate from training courses.